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Stepmother Forces Son,
A Stacker, to Surendef

Seattle, wssh.-while military pos
lice were trying TO find J. II. Cox
reported as missing from Camp Levitt
without leave. Mrs. Charles Cox. his
stepmother. found the hiding place q
her stepson, on a ranch With a
revolver. she forced him TO return
home. take q bath and then await
the arrival OF the police. She fol,
lowed the arrestinE oficer 20 police
headquarters and saw the youth lands
ed behind the bars before she cons
stdered her task done. Mrs Cox haf
two sons In the army In France.
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edy."
II psople would only take NuIats5 Iron vh1
they feel weak OF rundown insead ct dosiil
themseises with habit-forming drugs. siiula
lanis and tlcoholie beverages, there are pron
ably Thousands Who miGht rOsdiy build
Their red blood corpuscles, inorease theu pnt
Scal energy and Eet Themselves into a
dition 10 ward on the millions of disease Son
that are nmost continually around us- y '
surprising how many people suffer iron ""
deficiency and do not know u. " YOU are -
strong or We you owe 81 10 yourself 10 n'aN
the following s>st See how long you "a
worn or how far you can wan without necol
ing tired. Next take two nre-Eain tAbca
NuNted Iron three TINES per day aiter ~
for two weeks Then test your strength asa
and ses how much you bave gained.
MANUFACTURERS NoTE-Nu1ated lfH
which IL presrribed and rccommended ano'
hy physicians. is not q secret remedy, but o.
which b vcll known 10 drueTisss esefyNne'
Unlike the older inorganic iron products
easily aszimilated and docs not iniure
teeth. make them black nor upset the Soa
sch.. The manufactures guarantee sucoe.
and entirely satisfactory results 10 eFeG ~
chaser or they vii refund your money. y
dirp~nsed IN this CITY ~ O'Drnnels ptN
stor~A Pcsple's DruE storus and es an -
drugr,sta.-A6t.
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Rensch. who was -opersted on . few
weeks ago. IL able to be At home
but still under the DOCTORS care
Private Irwin b. AItmann of the
Ordnance Corps has been promoted
to be sergeant ct the Raritap Az
sembiy Shops. New Jersey.
Great Sachem Boyer IL still unable
to resume his usual occupation He
has been confined to his brothers
home a little over nye weebs He
has bright prospects Of being able
to be out In the very near future.
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religious interest and new vision ocns
cerning spiritual conditions.
Again astrologers prophecy an exs
tension OF knowledge concerning nf6
after death. ami a better scqusintsnos
with what has been called super
natural
Leo continues unfsvorabls 70
France. but the end Of this month
may bring about q decided change
Persons whose birthdate il ID
should not speculate or risk money
They should safeguard both healtl
and money.
Children born on this day may bS
inclined to be extravzgant. These sub
jects Of Cancer are more fortunaQ
through the fsvors Of others thsr
they are through their own exertions
tCopynEht, lsisD
The Washington herald., 1918-07-14
Trench Styles Omit the
Spikes on Hun Helmets

Jenersonville. Ind--A German he'll
met without the usual spike on top
has been received here by Phillip Lee
Odell. member of the local city icoun-
Gil. from his son, Robert odell, mem-
Der of the United States Marine
Corps. A letter accompanying the
helmet says IT was taken from Fritz
on the Chateau-Thierry, sector and
that the trench fashions Of this sea-
son in Germany do not provide for
the spike.
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Almns Temple.


Almas Temple sof the Mystic
Shrine, A. A. o. N NJ. s.. at its
ceremonial session at the Gayety
Theater. July 10, made red-fezed
shriners of ninety-eight wander
ing tribesmen" as the uninitiated
are called. including a host of men
IN uniform from the rank of colonel
down. The ceremonial was the
largest and best given In recent
years and from start to finish there
was not a dull moment.
A large number of distinguished
visitors, including all the high
'-muck-a-mucks" of Shrinedom. po-
tentates and past potentates. whose
spirit led them into active partici-
patton Of the ceremonies.
The flight of the camels across
the burning sands bearing the
ninety-eight prospective mobiles was
accompanied by -Almas' famous pa
troll. and upon their entrance the
mobiles arose to their feet cheering
wildly. The sands were heated up
10 the sizzling point by Noble John
0denwald. who is an expert in this
line of fortune and every candidate
who made the journey went home a
weary but wiser man.
The patrol. under the captaincy
Of Charles d. Shackelford, put on
q patriotic stunt" using the flags
Of our allied nations. which were
received with great enthusiasm.
1t was most regrettable that the
sudden illness of POtentate l. Whit
Ing Estes prevented his presence
Past Potentate Roe Fulkerson and
Past Potentate Frank Sebring shar-
ed the honors OF conducting the
rites in the potentate's absence. Roe
was in rare form and kept the
mobiles on edge throughout the eve-
ming The ritualistic work by Past
Potentate Sebring has never beer
surpassed.
The new Shrine orchestra, under
the leadership of Noble Henry B
Schmid, dispensed highly eficient
music.
Genial Henry Lansburgh was
there with his gladsOme smile and
was host to a large group of army
oficers.
Noble Brylawski. of the Cosmos
Theater, furnished talent to top OF
the evening and send everybody
home happy.
Noble Harry Jarboe was given a
rising vote of thanks for his cour.
tesy in extending the use of the
.Ceyety for the ceremonial
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ing them on
metallic iron.
Tbs old forms
Of metallic iron
must 20 Through,
q semi : digest |
i've process %
transform them'
into organic
iron - Nuxsted
on - before
they are 20
ready to be
taken up and
asimilated BY
the human sys-
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weak, neemic,
rundown pa
tient& nou-
sands Of per-
sons 50 on year
after year sui-
fenns . from
physical weak
ness an d a
highly nervous
condition due
to lack Of sufh-
Gent iron In
their red blood
corpuscles with
out ever eshk
ing the real
and true caus
Of their trouble.
Without iron In
your blood your
food N er ely
Aaa@A ek-nHw.A
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think iron u
iron on . good
deal the same
theory that a
potato would be
. potato wheth-
ef cooked or
raw. entirely ig-I
norins the fact,
that the cook.
ing proces
makes certain
I m y ortAnt I
cellular changes
in the potato
that renders II
far more easy
of assimilation
by the blood and
tissues. No one
would hardly
A. -
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News OF the Fraterndl Societies

which she is held by. the lodge. both
these officers responded with words
of appreciation of the gifts. Among
the out-of-town visitors were Miss
Edith L. Blair. of Estiil Springs.
Tenn.
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NNAuaIlH 90 DOT
believe in n
But in the os
Of Nuxated Iron
| feel I would
Be ranis in
my duty ma 70
mention H. I
have taken Il
myself and nv-
en- Il 10 my pa
tients with most
surprising and
satisfactory re
suits And thoSs
who wish quick
y TO increase
their strength.
power and en-
duranoe will
find Il a mast re-
markable and
wonderfully ef.
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DR.. Ferdinand
kfng says:
Doctous should
prescribe more
organic iron
Nuxated Iron
fof their ner
Eous. rundown.
Weak, hAEEHrd-
10 okinE pa
nent& Pallor
means anAfmia.
The kin Of the
anaemic man
or woman Is
pale. the nesh
ab by, the
muscles lAek.
tone, the brain
fags and the
memory fails
and often they
become weak,
-
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ed On this subject and protected from
the use Of metallic iron under the delnsou
that it Is Suxsted Irou, or at least something
as good as Nuxsted Iron. In regard to the
value Of NuIated Iron, DR.. Sullivan ssys: Il
have strongly emphasized the great necessiy Of
physicians making blood examinations Of their
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the body. something like corn through an old
mill with roIleu % wide apart that the mill
can't grind.
But In my opinion you can't make srons.
tisorous, successful, sturdy irun men By feed
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and melancholy. When the iron goes frua
the blood Of women, the roses 90 frun tbcu
cheeks."
1T. schuyler Q. Jaques formerly Visiting sar
seon o. 81 Eh2beths hospital New York Ist-
ssid: Il have never before s,y.p ont ,pv rBss.r.
information or adrics for publication. a.
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These Physicians Warn Public Against
Taking Substitutes for Nuxated Iron
Say That Ordinary Metallic Iron Preparations
-.... Cannot Possibly Give the Same
STRENGTH, POWER AND ENDURANCE

Organic they disturb thereby
that Health Officials and
bon public inferior subaiuion b
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Til. .tar.,incline. but do not compel.
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THE HOUSE OF THE LORD
Why Do the Latter-day Saints Build Temples

E.
or Council
Utah. - ~ '
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DFs JufutE r FHuttH
sullivan,
Formerly Physician Of Belle
Sue Hospital tOutdoor Dept.l
New York, and the West
chester County Hospital.
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Ruth Lodge, No. 2, will hold IT'S
regular meeting tomorrow evening
when the degree will be conferred by
the degree team. Reports will be re-
ceived from the chairman of the war
savings and thrift stamp committee
ana also from the representative on
the home excursion committee,
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
EXECUTORS SALE

ENECUToR,s SALE. - sURRoGATES
Court Suffolk County.-In the mater OF
the application of the German EXchancc
Bank, a creditor. for an order to mort >
gage. lease or soil real property in the
Estate of CHARLES HDClILER, deceased.
Pursuant to a Decree dated March l2th
1918, made by Hon Selah B. strong, Sur
rogate of Suffolk County. in the above pro.
ceeding, the undersigned VIII sell at Public
Auction, at tho Exchange Sales Room
Nos l4-lc Vesey Street II. he Borough OF
day OF November. 1918. at 1900 noon, on
that day, by Joseph 7. Day. Auctioneer
the premises directed by said Order to be
sold follows:
All that certain. piece or parcel Of land
situate. lyins and being in the Twelfth
Ward of the City, OF New York bounded
and described follows, to wit.
Beginning at point on the Westerly
side OF First Avenue, distant twenty-five
southerly from the Southwest corner Of
First Avenue and SSth street; running
thence Westerly on line parallel with said
SSth Street, One hundred OO0) feet: thence
SoutherlY, and parallel with sad First Ave-
nue.. Twenty-Five (25l feet and Two (9)
inches thence Eastery, and parallel with
said sSth Street. Ono hundred G0op fee, t.
the aid Westerly side OF First Avenue and
thence NortherlY along 'he said Westerly
side OF said First Avenue, Twenty-Five (95)
feet and Two 60 inches TO the poin, or
Said premises VIII be sold subject to
In the sum az Fifteen thousand
(slo, 900 oO> Dollars. with interest thereon
from the Isl day OF September. 1917. at
I'VE tbse> per cent, now due, and 10 any
sta,e OF facts shown by accurate survey
and to tights of tenants in possession.
Dated New Work. September so 1918
ELIZABETH \. EECHLER.
ENecutrix.
STEINER & rETERSEN.
Attorney for Executrix.
800 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan.
New York City.
The following is , diagram Of the prop
erty 10 he sold; its street number Is 1855
First Avenue:
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

COLLATERAL TRUST SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS. SERIES 4.
TO the Holders of Extended TnstalmeM
Rereipts:
Extended Instalment Receipts are offered
the privilege of extending the date Of pay
1rent OF the final nstalment on account of
the purchase OF this C'ompany's Collateral
Truet Cold Bonds. Series A. from Novenil
ber 20. 1918 (the date fixed in the Extended
Receipt to May 20. 1919
Holders Of Extended 1nstalment Receipts
eiecting TO extend the time Of payment will
surrender their Receipts al the Office OF
Guaranty Trust Company of New York, i4o
Broadway, New York City. on or be fore
November 20, 1918. and at the time of such
surrender or as soon thereafter shall be
practicable will receive in exchange there
for SECOND EXTENDED INSTALMENT
RECEIPTS.
The Company will pay interest on the
outstanding Receipts on November 80, 1918.
End will continue to allow the holders OF
the new receipts interest at the rate OF &C
per annum on the first instalment OF the
purchase price OF the Bonds
The respective rights and obligations OF
be stated in the Extended Instalment
Receipts now outstanding, except as neces-
sarily modified by the further extension of
the date for payment Of the final install
mcnt thereon.
TEoiders OF Extended Tnstslnent Receipts
clecting to pay the final instalment on No
yembcr %. 1918, will receive the Bonds
called for by their Receipts.
To receive the interest due November
sch. receipt holders must present to the
Guaranty Trust Company Ownership Ger
tifcates' as required by the Income Taa
Law.
DANIEL GUGGENHEIM, President
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE rENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY
General once.

NcDeNdI ONCE.
Philadelphia. 18th October 1als
4 Special Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
this Company has heen called by the
JNresIdcnt and Directors for Wednesdav
the soth DAY OF October. 1915 at II
O'clock \. NJ. at witherspoon Hall Walnut
snd Juniper Streets Philadelphia. for CON
s.deration OF and action upon certain
sreement with the Director General OF
Railroads acting behalf Of the United
States and To. President. relating To oper-
alton, compensation and other matters
Connected with. or growing out or the
tsk.ns over by the President of the United
States OF the Company's railroad and sys-
tern OF transportation.
Stockholders may obtain the necessary
tickets OF admission to the meeting on and
a ster The 23rd day OF October. 1913. by per-
sonal application at, or by letter to. the
Ssxetsry's ONCE Room 2ss. Broad Street
Station. Philadelphia
LEWIS NELSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
STORAGE NOTICES
West Side Storage Warehou,.

"IV-"lZ w ESl l43d Street
New York October 1ith. 1e,s
10 Mrs. u. N. McFadden and OTTO sobmi.
and Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Cutie. Mrs ~
\. Cook and Otto Schmidt Jeanne Belle>5i.
Mrs. Brown Helena A. Chadwick. los +
Leonard. Mrs. Montgomery and Otto Scbm;a
George Mustard. II. c. Miller Mrs. W.T.
Mrs. George Eek Jessie Bridge. Nrs
Bracler c. j. Barry and James Brady W.
and each of YOU are hereby notified that M
time for the payment of our lien upon ~.
property hereinafter described having es
pred, after due notice thereof had hss
given You. we will cause such property 'eg :.
Wit. household goods. personal effects ne,
chandlse. carpets, etc. stored by you or in
your name in the West Side Storage W.
house, 10 be sold at public auction. acoord.
ing to the statute in such case made ana
provided. at 31O-312 West l4Srd ST Ss,
York city. on Tt ESDAN. OCTOBER est,,
1918. at 10:30 4. NJ, and IL the sale thersnt
is not completed on said date the same vii;
be continued at the same place on each AMI
every Tuesday thereafter, beginning at 10 "a
sold. "
WEST SIDE STORAGE WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
DIVIDEND NOTICES
VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND poWre

VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER RI
l49 Broadway, New York Sept. 20 ,e1S
The Board of Directors OF Virginia Rail.
way and. Power Company have this dav
declared r dividend of $251625 per shaw
on the COMMON STOCK OF SAID Comnan,
paNahle only and solely by delivery Of one
snare OF the Cspital Stock OF the Ola
poninion Iron e. Steel Corporation of the
par value of s., for each share Of he
common Csptsl Stock OF This Compsny
on October 20. ielS. % holders or the Com
mon stock of record on September 80 1aIs
The transfer books will not be closed
Stack certificates ~ payment OF the diyl
dend viii be matted
G. Il. WILLIAMS, Treesursn
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
IMPORTANT

Birth. Engagement. Marriage, Death
and In Memoriam Notices NAV be
telephoned to The Tribuue any time
up to midnight for insertion in tho
next days paper. Just call
Bcekman 5000
ana send the notice you wish 1t In
aerted. Bill for same will be mailed to
you later. The notice will reach over
100000 readers daily
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honora bic John P. Cohalsn, q Surrogate
of the County Of New York NOTICE j,
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Mark w. Maclay, late of the Count
of New York. deceased, to present the same
their place Of transacting business. al
the office of Mark W. Maclay, Jr., No. 2;
William Street, in the City of New York.
Dated, New York, the 18th day Of SEP.
tember 1918.
MARK W MACLAY. IR.
ARCHIBALD NJ. MACLAY
Administrator.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable John p. Cohalan, a Surrorsts
Of the County of New York, NOTICE /.
hereby given to all persons having clam,
against John !. McGrsth. late OF ths
County OF New York. deceased. 20 presen.
the same with vouchers thereof Co tfs
subscriber. at its place OF transacting busl-
ness, No. 45 Wall Street, Borough of Man
haitian. in the City of New York. on a.
before the 5th day Of April next
Dated, New York, the c5th day Of Sen.
tember 1918.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. Executor.
STEWART & SHEARER, ATTORNEYS 70.
Executor. 45 Wall Street, Manhattan
New York
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

Dated New YORK.. Sept-m bar 70. 1915
FLlTASETH A. HECHT.ER
s.rr, NXecuiri1
Attorney tNr ENecutrlx
ssp Sroauway, Ecrough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
THE INDIANAPOLIS UNION RAILWAY
COMPANY.
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
OCI O r Il TO, ISIS.
Ronds wanted fnr Sinking Fund

The indianapolis Union Railway Company.
OF Indianapolis. Indiana. will receive sealed
proposals for the sale OF twentyeisht thou
sand ts2s. 0oo) dollars of it's First Mort
sage Bonds. at the office OF tie Fidelity
Trust Company. in the City of Philadelphia.
Pa. on prior 20 the first day OF November,
1918. Bonds offered at the lowest price not
exceeding par and accrued interest, will be
accepted and paid for. Should bonds of diff
ferent holders be offered at the same price.
he number of bonds taken from each shall
be on pro rata basis, nearly prac-
ticahle. In proportion to the whole number
or bonds offered.
w. J. DANIELS, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
DEATHS

WORMSER-On Wednesday o.,
Louis w. Wormser. Funeral ~ ea. IL.
av.; Friday morning. October ls' at so9 - ott M
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

HELP WANTED FEMALE

HELP WANTED FEMALE
GIAfBEL BROTHERS
33d Street and Broadway
REQUIRE
sALESWOAIEN
JEwELRY
RIBBONS
ALI. SECTIONS HOUSE FURNISH
1NCs AND CHINA DEPARTMENT
ALI. SECTIONS TOY DEPARTMENT
ALSO
ONE HUNDRED EXTRA sALEswONiEN TO
WORK TWO. THREE OR -FOUR
DAYS EACH WEEK EXPERIENCE
NOT NECESSARY.
APPLY MANAGEMENT OFFICE,
FIFTH FLOOR
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
DIVIDEND NOTICES

GASTON. WILLIAMS l. WIGMORH, INC.
Dividend No. 10.
At regular meeting OF the Board Of
directors held October t7th. 1919. d!vi-
SeuS Of One Dollar (11.ool per share vas
declared rsysbl. a. the Guaranty Trust
. orpany cf Navy York November 18th
'ff - stccs holders Of record at the close
~ hus. .oss,kbn NoNesneer Isl 1917
ANZhEW w. FRANZ TreasureA
Dated. NV York, cctots, IN 1914.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
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CEMETERIES

THE wooDLAwN CEMEfEHY.
s23d ST. By Harlem Train and bv Trsu..
Lots OF small size .or sale. "'s
Once. 20 East 23d St. n. r.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
Your War Cross Is a Liberty Loan
KELP WANTED MALE

BLACKSMITH FINTsHER wanted. for work on
automobile window shields Apply Holbrook Co.,
6Tih at. and West End ave
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
CHILE COPPER COMPANY

10 broadway. New York. October lst 1918
COLLATERAL TRUST SIX PER CENT
GOLD BONDS. SERIES a.
TO the Holders of Extended Instalment
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

OFFICE BOY. bright quick Advancement 70
right party. Apply Metallog7aph Corp. l.lO
Brook ave, near l66th st.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

SHOE SALESMAN WANTED TWO EXPERT
co. @3D ST. AND 9TH AVE.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18
DEATHS

HULLNOBLE-Capta Raymond Hullnoble
departed this life October u. 1913, at
Washington. ID. c., in the service. Funeral
service at his late home 262 Putnam av..
Brooklyn Borough. New York City, Friday.
the 18th inst. at p. m. Private. Inter
ment at kcnsco Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

STEAM FILTERS WANTED Apply Geo Baran
den 81 Amsterdam ave
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

SHIPPING CLERKS ASSISTANT; good chanc,
Tor advancement: essential war industry 407
West ST @N'
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

TALLORS wanted for and oid work. good
pay MT. Winckur. 1922 College ave-, Bronr.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

LASHER-In France. September .. from
wounds received in action in the service of
his country. John Kennedy Lasher. jr,
sergeant 3O2d Engineers. Company e son
of Lillian Duncan Lasher and the late
John X. Lasher. of 396 Palisade av..
Yonkers. n. Y. Saratoga IN. ~ papers
please copS
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

JACOB On October l6 of pneumonia. in
his 18th year, Arthur c. Jacob. of Pelham
Bay Naval Training Camp. beloved son
of Henry and Charlotte Jacob. Funeral
service at his late residence 1909 East
9TH ST., Brooklyn, Friday evening at 30
interment private
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

fALLON--On Tuesday, October Is. Ensign
Harry a. Fallon, L. S. N. Funeral from
me residence of his parents, no St Mich
oias av... on Friday. October 49, at 8 80
a. m. thence to Church of Our Lady of
Lourdes, 142d st. and Convent av Inter
ment at Woodlawn. Automobile cor
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

MAN WANTED for general work in uthoaraphine 3
house. Rode & Brand. 200 William 81.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

TYPISTS:-P1E6E WORK: PEEMA NENT. CALL
A. NJ. BOfDS, 10 BEEKMAN ST
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

LOESER October 10. Minnie Schrader. be,
loved wife of George c. Loescr. Funeral
services at her late home. 81 West ODD
st., Friday October IS, at p. m. In
terment private.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

BOYS.-Two for executive offices OF largo corr
cens ononnn mus, be neat bright and and
'sI, 'or boy inclined Inclined to study. Apply In own hand
WrinF. giving references, salary erpectcd, e1-
perence. etc. Box lao Tribune office.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

of Matthias Kiser. age 26. Funeral from
305 East 83d ST, Manhattan thence to st
Joseph's Church. S7th St, between 1st av
and Av. A, Friday morning, $3.50. Inter
ment Trinity Cemetery, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-18

SSth St
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16

days later Cobwebs was started aea1n.
in a consolation feature which 49,
attached to the n. a. NJ. that 49,
and won it IN 2:14 Ia with sally 0M>
mons second and Cocoon third.
During the balance Of the seaoon
Cobwebs won his engagements q
Cleveland. where he trotted III
2:13 ia. Buffalo. where he defssts4
J. NJ. d. the NJ. a. M. winner -
2:13 IA. and at Provflence. He also
finished second to Dandy Jim Ct
Rochester, where he won . heat,
making his record of ala, and savsd
his entrance in the races won b
Alar at New York and Aunt DeliiAh
at Poughkeepsie. "a
Out Of ten starts Sobwebs won ~,
was second in one. fourth In two and
was UNBIASED once. At the close u
the season he became the property OF
Andrew j. WEIGH. He sold him -
Nathan Stratus, who retired Cobwaba
to the road where In time he became
the most noted speedway trotter that
was ever hitched to a road wagon