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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

Those who are at work in behalf of Americanizaton VII not have any ob- jection to the shutting off of immigra- ton for much longer period than six months.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

The fact that prices are moving down ward doesn't make any impression on the stubborn hen.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

The charges in connection with the op- erations of the shipping board are com ing so thick and fast that one wonders if there is ever going to be an end to them.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

There wouldn't be much evidence that prohibition was in force except for an occasional isolated arrest for violating that law
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

In Germany railroad rates are going to be doubled and it is not because the railroad employees have been given a yearly increase of $500, 100000.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

When you lay in supply of Christ. mas seals you are doing your bit in stem. ming the tide of disease
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

During the rush in the remaining days of the year don't forget to indulge in a liberal supply of Christmas seals.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The young man who refused a million dollar legacy probably desired to escape paying an income tax.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

It may be hard to get started on your Christmas shopping but it is not so hard as getting lsf,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-15
NaRoA NOTES.

Grace DeMoss spent the week end
AZ her home near Bull.
The community is arranging for a
frst-csass lecture course for next fan
and winter,
Roy and Jessie Landreth each got
fine registered Jersey heifer al The
club drawing Saturday. They are
very proud Of them.
The boys are organizing a wheat
stub and will raise an acre OF DICK
.ow wheat from certified seed
The seventh and eighth grades viii
lake their final examinations in Filler
this week. Maroa has ten pupils 10
write-hye seventh and ave for The
eighth.
The work ON j. r Greenwood's
new house is well under way.
Davis Brothers hauled coal for the
school last week.
Ted Sierer received his prize mon
CIV from the state fair recently. III
got $3.50 on his registered Polan'
China gilt. In all Ted won SIC las
rear in PIG club work besides a fre'
trip 10 Pocatello.
r. II. McAtee and wife spent sun
day at Charles Hainline's. near Curry
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-15
Wool Pool for
Counties Formed

JEROME. Ida--An organization for
a district wool pool in south central
Idaho was completed at Jerome April
/. by delegates from Lincoln. Jerome.
and Minidoka counties Several other
called for June 2S, July 3, according
Association al Pocafello has been
counties. IT is announced may join
later. The name chosen was the
Snake River sheep Growers associa-
ton.
Each county Is allowed one mem
Der on the executive committee This
committee has full power TO carry
on the work OF the district organiza-
ton. In also elects the officers Of
III Organization from its own men-
hers JobN Stark OF Richfield, ]. ID.
Rigney OF Jerome and C. S. Phillips
OF Rupert hre the executive commit
teemen from Lincoln. Jerome and
Minidoka counties. Mr.. Rigney was
elected president and Mr. Stark sec
rotary and treasurer of the organi.
zation. r c. Gleason of Jerome. for.
merly a wool buyer and now manager
OF the Farmers Grain and Milling
company at Jerome, was unanimous
chosen business manager. He man
aged the Jerome county wool poo
last year.
Each county viii have one or NOR
points OF collection for the wool. tn
dates of acceptance will be set b.
the business manager. with the ap
prevail of the executive committee
Wool will be accepted on at leas
two DAYS al each point Dates prob
ally will be in the last half OF May
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-15
ANIMAL SCHOOL MEETING AND
ELECTION

Notice il hereby given that the An
nual school Meeting for Common
school Districts Of Twin Fails Count,
q the state Of Idaho. Will be held on
Monday the lth day OF April 1920
AZ The time and place 10 be designated
in notices posted IN each district
That az said meeting an election
viii De held TO determine whether o.
not q special TAX shall be levied no
10 exceed ten li0lmilis on each dol
lar Of Tie taxable property OF sal
district and having determined that =
special tax shall be levied. election
ain then be held 70 determine tha'
an cunt Of money 80 be raised By such
special tax
That ~ said meeting an election
win baheld TO determine The lengu
Of time school shaii be taught IN ss'e
district for he ensuing yesr sna N
seasons of the year IN which thf
came shall be TAUGHT
That a. said meeting trustees shail
he elected 70 fili asy vacancies exist.
my At the tine Of meeting.
That AZ said meeting other business
I ,rtaining 20 schools and school In
-csts will be transacted.
ts.gned) BRITTOMART WOLFE.
County superintendent
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-15

state o. Isaho. county Of Twin
Falls. IS.
Before me. a notary public ia and
COR the state and county atereSaia.
personally appeared Henry p lam
ners. who. having been duly swo'n
according to law. deposes ard says
hat he Is the Publisher Of tire Finer
record ana that the followius is. TO
he best OF his knowledge ana belief.
I true statement OF the ownership.
management. etc. OF the aforesaid
publication for tho date shown in the
above caption. required by the act OF
august "a. 1912. embodied in section
443. postal laws and regulations
rrirfad On the reverse OF this form,
TO wit:
That the names and addresses
Of the publisher. editor. managing
sditor. and business managers are;
Publisher Henry F. hammers
Filler, Idaho.
Editor-Janeau H. shinn. Filler
Idaho
Managing editor-None.
Business managers-Lammers a
shinn. Filler. Idaho.
?. That the owners are; tGiV'
ames and addresses Of individual
owners. or. II corporation, give III
anne and the names and addresses
( stockholders owning or holding
,er cent or more of the total amour
I stockl- Henry f. hammers, Ju
ieau H. Shinn.
3. That the known bondholder'
mortgages. and other security hold
rs owning or holding l per cent o
aore Of total amount OF bonds. mort
.ages or other securities are: q
here are none. so state None.
HENRY T. TANNERS.
Publisher.
Sworn to and subscribed before m
rhis 9Th day OF April, 1920.
(sealD w. A. SHEAR.
Notary Public. Filler. Twin Fail
County. Idaho.
My commission expires June
: 1922.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-15
BEG Y0rR PARDON.

The Record was in error last week
when II stated in It's columns that the
Filler grade school baseball team was
defeated at the hands OF the Curry
school team on the preceding Friday
Instead OF being defeated. the Filler
team was successful, winning over
their opponents by score OF 1876
The Record is glad 20 correct this
error and wishes to assure the youth
iul players that the results OF theil
games will hereafter. be published
correctly.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-15

The C. II Bemenderfer garage will
socn be stocked with as complete a
line Of automobile accessories as will
be found on the Twin Falls tract, ac-
cording 10 statement Of It's owner
Mr. Bemenderfer who is now adding an
additional $4,000 stock TO his already
complete line and says he will carry
VERIFYING needed in the accessory
ime. He will have a large assert
mcat Of batteries. tires, belts, and
parts
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-15

are enrolled In mothers classes. Six
hundred school children were ex-
amined for physical defects last
month.
Lewis County Orders Seed
The Lewis county farm bureau has
taken orders for about 10000 pounds
OF field peas. 800 pounds OF red clover,
800 pounds OF white sweet clover,
about 200 pounds OF alfalfa seed for
work in improvement OF leguminous
crops-also orders for about 20 bush
els of seed corn. County Agent A. r
Wade has obtained the promise OF
200 pounds OF gypsum and 200
pounds OF sulphur for tests with peas
clover and alfalfa.
Half Ton Of Cream a Day
Madison county ships out 1000
pounds of cream a day, according "a
figures obtained by a farm bureau
committee. On the strength OF this
report. plans are under way foi
establishing creamery.
Scrub Bulls Disappear
At the annual meeting Of the Fern
wood Bull association. In Renewal
county. Il was shown that scrub bulls
in the upper St Maries valley had
been eliminated
The Oneida county commissioner
have appropriated $500 for the pur
chase Of strychnine 10 be used IN th'
determination Of ground squirrels II
the county. The farmers will receive
the poison and grain az cost TIL
compulsory poisoning Of all private
owned lands will be enforced agaii
this year Last year there were 1900
acres OF private lands poisoned by tn
county. where the owners refused 4
do the poisoning Costs Of poisoi
and labor were added automatically
70 their taxes.
$500 70 Fight Squirrels
A yield Of four and half bushels o
Iadino clover seed on a measured twN
acre plot o. c. b. Wheeler. near Ru
pert. Is reported by Minidoka Count
Agricultural Agent Grover Burnett
The seed vas obtained from d. I
d HLDkttNffFl u flaLtttAAf "A' AAA -
cured Il from the United States de
partment Of agriculture The Gro
was planted IN 1915 In 1913, IA
crop Of four and a half bushels 70 n
acre was harvested. and the plot pro
yided pasture FOR Eve COWS froi
August 70 November I. Mr. Wheel
er said he had allowed the cows 70 3
On The Geld II any time, regardless
frost or dsw, and that Tiers never ha
been any trouble from bioat
plans FOR the more economical ~
81 water ard q direct saving BY
series Ct PROPOSED bitches IN one n
stance q A. feet Of water are gradual
Is being worked cut by the waite
committee OF the Blaine county fari
bureau in corporation with the Woo
River Water Users Protective asss
citation.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-15
In0 In Moihers, CInsscs

Under the direction OF Miss Kunz,
Fremont county nurse 100 women
are enrolled in mothers classes. Six
hundred school children were ex-
amined for physical defects last
month.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-15
ENROLL PRIMARY STUDENTS

Parents who have children that viii
enter the primary department next
rear will please enroll them at th'
grade building between now and the
first OF May This will enable inc
superintendent 10 make proper ar.
rangements before the school closes
his year. Please do this at your
.arliesf conyeniencc.-Ad Adv.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-15
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles orm visited
at the Ellis home Sunday afternoon
Fred Greasy has been on the sick
list. but is now much improved
Miss Ruth Beaver, who has been at
tending school in Caldwell. has beer
spending a few days with her parents
Mary Ellis spent sunday with hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs r H. Ellis
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-15
Farm Bureau Notes
Livestock Directory Issued

Nearly 500 breeders OF purebred
livestock are listed in the Purebred
Livestock Directory. Just issued by
he university extension division. The
name OF breeder. breed of livestock,
county. post Office address and num-
Der OF males and females owned are
given. The directories will be distri-
buted through the county farm bureau
Offices. the office Of the extension di-
vision al Boise. and the university at
Moscow.
Arsenic For GraSshcppers
The Camas county farm bureau has
ordered 1900 pounds OF arsenic for use
this summer in protection of crops
against grasshoppers.
20 Tons Of Barley Seed
Seventy tons OF Trebi barley are
being held by u,s iinidoka county
EARN bureau for s..- for seeding pur-
poses. Ten tons OF silvermine oats
we're sent in one shipment from Mini
I loka county 10 Aberdeen for seeding.
500 Tons OF Hay Handled
The Lemhi county farm bureau dis
,ributed about 800 tons OF baled al
alta hay 10 farmers OF that county
asst month.
Hogs and Harmony
4 carload OF hogs recently market
ID at Firth. in Bingham county. was
reported 10 have been exceptionally
inc. The feeders placed their hogs IL
p he dry lot at the same time and
bought corn comparatively in carload
lots. The hogs marketed were topped
| cut OF these feed lots and are said e
have been OF a class that would hav'
opped any market. The ear was sol'
20 a coast firm AT l4.l0 per hundred
weight, over the scales at Firth
Nineteen men made a total saving o
$40 on three carloads. containing Is
hogs. that were shipped co-operativel
he following week.
l20 See Hens Culied
Poultry culling demonstrations !
seven Fremont county communitie
were attended by 400 persons and 20
hens were culled. A poultry exhib
in St Anthony. in connection with
canning and culllng demonstration
was attended by 300 persons.
Sheep Growers Organize
The jefferson county Sheep Grow
srs' and Sheep Breeders associate
las been organized by Jefferson coui
represented.
New Clothing Specialist
Miss Wilhelmina r jacobson, OF n
Salt Lake school system, has bee
employed by the University Of ldal
extension division as a clothing spec
alist. 20 take part Of the work no
being done by Miss Esther Void. A
| dstance in clothing work has been r
| luested 10 so great an extent throul
| he farm bureaus OF the state that OF
| specialist has not been able TO me
L he demands
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-15
NOTICE

Arbor Day and Bird Day viii be OBJ
served in Twin Falls county. Friday
April 10th II is urged that all schools
IN this county observe this day In a
fitting manner
tsignedD BRITTOMART WOLFE.
adv. Co Superintendent
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-15
Railroad Time Table
West Bound
FEDERAL FARM LOANS

Those desiring loans In the sprinl
should make application now. Inter
est 81 per cent See Dickey. mex
door 10 Farmers National Bank. Bull
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-15
STATEMENT OF THE OWNER

ship. management. circulation. ETC
required by the act OF congress az
August "a. 1912. of The Filler Record
published weekly at Filler. Idaho. toi
April /, 1920.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-17
HAVRE DE GRACE
RESULTS.

First Race.-Careful. ia, (Kel-
sey), $40, $50, 40: Intrigante, lI3,
(Nolan), 4.60, $40; Gimme, ll6,
(Rodriguez). $40. Time, :4Sl-5.
haywood, Martin A, Noona. Moon
Glow. Oh Yes. Victor \. Bloomington
and Hunters Point also ran.
+ Second Race. st. Quentin, 11O,
(BGrke), $50. $50, $50: Murphy, lis.
(Haynes), $40, $40; PouItney, 112,
(Hunt). $40. Time, 1:16 2-5. Gem
eral. Miss Bryn, Onico. Hello Pard-
ncr. Ninety Simplex. Resist, Encore.
Poll Ringer. Hasty Cora, Charlie
SUNNY, Pretty Baby and Barry's
Pet also ran
Third Race. - Milk Maid. 100,
(Sande). $50. 2.l0, out: Fruit Cake.
1l3, Kelsey), 2.4O, out: Quietude, los.
(Rodriguez). out. Time, 1:l4. Con-
stancy and Rubidium also ran. (Milk
Maid and Constancy coupled J. X. l..
Ross entry.
Fourth Race.-King Thrush. lO6,
(Sande). 800, $50. 4.5O: Lady Brum-
mel, 100, CWalls). 40. so; Irish
Dancer. l04, (WessIer), $50. Time,
] :O7 2-5 First Consul. Bulls Eye,
Rapid Traveller. Water Wood, Rover.
Peccant, The Nephew. Besthoft and
FGirway al 20 ran
Fifth Race. - Billy Kelly, l27.
(sende). $40. ESQ, out: Star Mas
ter. 122 (Kelsey). $50, out: Mid
night Sun, los. (Sneideman), out.
Time. 1:13. Old Rosebud, Ticklish,
Cromwell and Slippery Elm also ran.
(Couple-Star Master and Royce
Rools (scratched) McComber entry.
Billy Kelly and Faisian d'Ore
(scratched) J. K L. Ross entry.
Sixth Race. Pilsen, Ill, whit
tington). $50. $50, 2.5o; Paddy Dear,
Ill, (Myers), $50, $50; Indian Chant,
10S, (F1etcher), $50. Time, 1859 3-5.
Regresso, Wood Thrush, Daisy L.,
P. G. King, Solid Rock, Christie,
Great Gull and Peerless One also
ran.
Seventh Raee.-Mistress Polly, los,
(CoitilettD. 11.00, 4.20, $40; Broom
Peddler, los. (Burke), $50, 2.70; Sans
Peur I'd, 10S, (Ridenour), 7.s0. Time,
l:4s rs. Bagpipe and Siesta also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-17
rs HARTFORD HANDICAP-JOCKEY NOLAN INJURED IN SPILL
Jockey Nolan Is
Hurt in Spill at
Haore de Grao

Hayre de Grace. Ad- Apru H.
A trio Of victories for Comnxn6x
J. K L Ross. which fnciud.d a
triumph OF Bnly Kelly In the Has
ford Handicap. vlS ahadowed her
this afternoon for the CanAdlau
Sportsman by the injury OF Iocls
Nolan whom Ross and HIS tInknsI
H G. BedvelI had counted an q
their nrst string nder this yeu-
Jockey Nolan suffered the crAc
ture of several rfhs during IN
running Of the second race wis
his mount. Ninety simpiex sfumhls
over Miss Bryn- Miss R<yn stppe
in the soft going ss she vs. com
ing into the stretch ana v.s k1us
outright
Ninety Simplex and HslIs Rzrp
ner were running tmmedlatsfT Be
hind Miss Bryn- and both ef chsn
fell over her Ninety stmp1ex -
injEred 10 such an extent th&t N
way shot. but Hello Partner eEmz
out Vnsc&thed- Jockeys Meyer
and Tryon. who rode Mss Bryn anl
Hello Partner. were uninfureA
Nolan was scheduled to rfds GnD
stancy and King EhruEh. In
Jockey McAtee was substituted q
ride ConstRncy. and Iocksy sknd,
to pilot King Thrush home tD a
impressive victory Bedven vfzfhss
Nolan at the hospital here lats= las
evening.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-17
Heinie Groh Has
Own Idea of Bat

After all it's the bat that breaks
up ball games. A lot Of players
spend more time trying to put a
flock OF hits in their war clubs than
they do reading up on the new
rules. Most all the stars have their
choice Of bats and put their names
on EN- and all that. Heinie Groh,
of the world champion Reds, spent
a lot Of time last winter figuring
out how he could swell his batting
average this season and SO he Gre
ated this bat.
Heinie's idea of a real bIudkeor
resembles the contour OF q very
familiar" bottle that used to be
quite popular before last July. He
made four of these formidable ap-
pearing bats in his own workshop
Pat Moran believes the guardian OF
the difficult corner on his team will
bring in many runs this season with
tho new creation. Heinie claims
the length OF the grip gives him q
wonderful latitude in meeting all
kinds of pitching.
All the weight is in the right
place to slam the ball a crushing
blow which will drive 1t out further
than the ordinary club. with the
same effort Groh used his new
creation in the opening game al
Cincinnati against the Cubs and
helped the Reds to their first vic.
tory OF the season. He reaped a
double and a single. II that's the
kind of a bat he has created all the
Reds will be wanting to use II.
Heinie's new bat is SO s-s inches
in length. The bulsed section is Is
inches long. The thick section IS
The Washington herald., 1920-04-17
Heinie,s Idea Of Bat Looks Like a Bottle
'Stccher Defeats
Stranger Lewis in
Title Mat Bout

New York, April 1s.-Joe stecher
worlds champion heavyweight
wrestler, vindicated his right to the
title tonight by defeating Ed
Stranger" Lewis in one Of the most
thrilling and picturesque athletic
contests ever seen in this city.
1t took him 3 hr. mi. and Is sec.
to turn the trick after he had him
self been several times close to de-
feat.
The end came with specta:, liar
ouddenness. They had wrestled al
most three hours when Lewis man
aged to clamp a deadlock on Stecher
and held 1t SO long that his victory
appeared certain. But the Uiry Ne.
braskan managed to pull away and
the pair in wrestling around the
ring fell of the mat among the
crowd about the ringside. When
they got back Stecher suddenly
picked up Lewis and threw him
shoulders down to the mat.
The result was acclaimed with one
Of tn" widest scenes of enthusiasm
that ever marked an athletic victory
The Washington herald., 1920-04-17

at Au1uhment of
/ Race Specials

Hundreds OF Warrington turf de-
votees, who had anticipated wit
nessing the Inaugural Of the Havrs
de Grace race meeting yesterday
were disappointed when they ar
rived At the Union Station and
found that the II o'clock race
special had been annulled.
Those bound for The GRAY" who
arrived early, took advantage OF
accommodations made by the Penn
sylvania Railroad on an 1850 train
bound for Cleveland, Ohio.
Whether or not Q race special
would leave at noon today could
not be learned at the Union Station
last night, but 1t was intimated
that satisfactory accommodation
would be made for all local sports
men who desire to attend the racing
at Havre. de Grace today.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-17
ENGLISH ATHLETES
ARRIVE FOR. RACE

New York. April 1.-THE athletic
teams that will represent oxford
and Cambridge universities in the
Pennsylvania ralay carnival at Phil
adelphia, on April 30 and May 1. ar
rived today on the liner Adriatic.
A committee from the University
of Pennsylvania was at the pier
to welcome the English athletes.
Lieut.. Col. A. N. s. Jackson was in
charge OF the party. Alfred Shrubb.
the professional distance runner. ac-
companied the team as trainer.
In the party were E. A. Montague,
W. C. Tsthem, H. B. Ballard, B. q.
Rudd and II. r. Milligan. NJ. II.
Abraham. a noted sprinter, will ar.
rive next week.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-17
To Honor Carpenter.

New YORK. April 1.-THE French
war veterans Will hold a reception
in honor Of Georges Carpenter Sum-
day afternoon at the Hotel Pennsyl-
vania. H. f. Maurice Casenave. di-
rector general of the French serv-
ices in the United States: Castor
I.iebert. French consul general; Maj.
Gen. John F. Organ and others will
hp DrPSeOt
The Washington herald., 1920-04-17
Mohawks Afer Games.

The Mohawk Athletic Club is
without a game for Sunday. and
would like to arrange a contest
with some fast team in the city. to
be played at Seventeenth and D
streets southeast
Manager Cohill, of the Mohawk
Club can be seen at The Herald Of
fee tonight at o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-17
oLLYERs CQrR1ENESsA
on the NNW
SPQRIoS. RI 6. KINGS q &]

Back Bs -.
Listen. Bo. this bird was prepared at Hot Springs.
where he turned six furlongs in LI3 twies-vas
then carefully tucked in and shipped TO the
Grow" have personal knowledge that the douSh
Is planted In huge gobs In Washington and Pitts
burg. II you don't get yours why don't bame
You have the answer in The Little Brown Duke.
The Carman entry looks formidable and should
rule favorite with old Ting-a-Iing close up
For the opening dash, Bedwel sends the Rosa
representative Donegan; 1T the proyerbial fiddle
Overnight there was quite play him. Silver
Springs has been working sensationaily and IL the
going turns muddy she will be q tough crack.
Tentito should cop the short end,
King Herod, from the stable Of old Buck" Fore
man. il slated to be vanksd out Of the old brine
sweet this he told that he didn't be-
In training his measure. statement,
The Washington herald., 1920-04-17
TUFTS WILL PLAY n
GEORGETOWN TODAY

Tufts College baseball nine will
finish its baseball schedule with the
local college mines today, when they
will meet the Georgetown outfit on
the Hilltop diamond. at 1850.
Reynolds will no doubt be select
ed for mound duties for the HILL
toppers
The Washington herald., 1920-04-17
Maroon to Purple.

Columbus. Ohio, April 16. - Eddie
Casey will don the purple colors and
forsake the maroon halo that rests
on his shoulders as the Harvard
hero. He will report on September
10 to coach the Mount Union foot
ball team this fall. Casey will coach
football only.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-17
BURNESTON PILOT
OF HATCHETTIES

Joe Burneston, student in the COL
lege of Engineering at George
Washington University, has been
elected captain of the university's 8
baseball team.
Burneston is a graduate Of Nc
Kinley Manual Training School
class of 1918
The Washington herald., 1920-04-17
G. W. u. RACQUETERS
PLAY STATE TODAY

The George Washington tennis team
will play it's first match against
Maryland State College here at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon. The match
will consist of four singles and two
doubles. John G. Ladd. the manager.
is confident OF victory
The Washington herald., 1920-04-17
NORFOLK AILoSTARS
TRIM LOCAL Clue

The HorfoIk An-stxrx. rxfs6 q
one of the best coiored team m On
East. just m2nAged 70 49, eut an
Capital City An-StzB Hestsr&,
afternoon At American LAaEua Bn
BY the count Of & to &
The Washington herald., 1920-04-17
Mascot to Stage.

New York. April 16.-Back in the
old days when Clark Griffith was
manager of the Yankees Billy New
son grabbed the bludgeons and rack
ed them up. From 1908 to 1908 Billy
was the official mascot New he is
one of the leading dancers with the
FOllies