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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

ARE NOB, BUYING
Business property business
or a residence OF any kind.
either large or small2 We
ask that you give Us an op-
portunity to show the kind
you want from our very long
list OF good values Anything
vou want in real estate we
have il.
Call Y G. Harlan
". +. PAINE.
401 Mesa Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

GRANT AVE.
room bungalow. steam heat built ia
features. paved street. garage corner let
fl2El cash. balance terms. $3.50.
RICHMOND TERRACE
: r1111s aad sleeping porch. near car line.
dandy little home. $1,000 cash. balance
terms. $500
ALTCBA PARK.
8 rooms. sleeping porch and kltchenet in
coolest part Of city. $3.50 down. balance
easy, s5051-
TULAROsA.
rooms and sleeping porch g very rare
buy. good terms $500.
GLASS BBOIHERS.
Herald Bldg Phone 5119
AflHr p m and Sundays. call 5fg5w
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

On HAWTHORNE STREET. sunset
Heights. beautiful s room house. two baths.
hardwood floors, garage. steam heating
= liant. Property could not be built for SIS
600 Can sell same Tor S12s1l- This Is a
bargain
call Will MARI OF w r. PIPER
JAMES T. MARI a COMPANY
Phone $3.50 1of san Antonio 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
For SaIe-City Properly

FOR SALE-llanha.tln Heights. double
bunsalow- corner Jet. Copper and E'isdras
sts- rooms bath AID large dressing
room each side. heating plants. Q fire.
places garage. separate front and side
r1reec7 See owner. 2e12 Copper. agents
please list.
FOUR ROOM BRICK BUNGALOWS;
bath. TWO porches. never occupied.
immediate possession; 5000; $500
cash. balance monthly.
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOgF=
paved street, $1,000. $500 cash.
PRANK r. cox.
219 Capies Bldg. Phone sGs5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

ALA VISTA BARGaTN.
s55Qo buys elegant bungalow On Hueco St.
near Alta Vista school Has rooms WITH
hath. sleeping porch and heating plant
hardwood floors. butt IN features $1,000
cash and balance easy terms.
Can Bottcrff
JAMES l. MARR & COMPANT.
Phone 4151- sos san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

sio5e BUS a aaautifdl BUNGALOW on Grand
ha-duccd floors throughout LOT 50x121
Feet nice lawn. chicken pen and garage.
very nicely furnished. reasonable payment
1uFi let me show you.
Also. have beautiful bungalows located in
-ianllattan Heights Graudriew and Morn
snEside HeiEhis. low prices. easy terms.
one of these win rlease- let me show you.
A. J.. MADISON, PHONE 6246.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

ONE OF THE MOST DESIR-
ABLE FARMS IN UPPER VALLEY.
go ACREs. some alfalfa. roc5
orchard. 6 room brick hsrsr
fenced and cross fenced. 9 room
brick house for employees. nav
sheds. stable. chicken houses and
yards. al livestock and imple-
meuis- including tractor and near
" new thrashius machine. i'm
rrovemenis and livestock worth
e least $4,000. total price. sfs.-
300 This is one % the best bar
gains in the entire valley.
Let us show u to ycu
". i. PAYNE.
aiL Mesa Phone l251
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

rRa,Er = f-or
go raniss rgIf- Bhr.-. era-
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FOR oale-LountTV PFOUertV
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FOR sALE-o.Ina sections ratented ana
sections school land On Mesa. 20 acres Zine
valley land Phi 1zr address j. G sirrar
4-= A4l-9z 1-4E. y Eas1-
Fnr C-fa- Fans .nI p.--ha~
49, 49, = : y = = ~ = - - -
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slr 49, -,.i-i---a.-.- 80 49, ~ 49,,
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~ + Terms ----777
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FOR khAL-Near Clneque Park. acre
ranch. spod room house, COW sheds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

"a 4 ~ 2 ~
Pie room c1ttaea Arizona ST. Ezcrifiee.
We have several best buys IN city. Faure-
bakers once. Phi 111e. 100 Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

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FUENITIRE REPAIEER. rsllnls1ed pr
upholstered r. j.. uANlLL. r q 81
FCTRz- Pm 1fzs-le75.
FTRNTTTRE repaired. rnhoistered AMI
refinisiel fTurE g'larart11d- .1leT lr-
h1lzterinE 4 Fur. SIG Co. Pa .aa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

THE BEsr By n 4 PEAR ORCHARD
miles down the VALLEY. 20 acres. year
Old trees - acres. j. year old trees. s
acres older trees. room adobe house nice
y LFisnad. = inch wan. double roof. one
team 3 brood s1wz. 30 pigs. 8 acres fenced
with hog wire. one Of the ureitidst places
% the valley viii pay for itssif in two
seod years. -and Is selling an around FOR
$1,000 Der acre. This place can be huuehr
for $3.50 per acre and y0n make your own
terms
cali BOCrN ELL
JAMES T. MARI a cO1IPANN
Phone 1850. 1Q4 san Antonio ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

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Private lessons hg appointments Class ies-
sors TlezliaJ and Thursday evenings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

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Full line OF flower r0ra-
81 PaSO SEED CO.. PRONE 353-
MEXICAN TUBE ROSES. zoe each, 81
dozen FL PAso SEED CO.. 5z1 = san
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

DELINQUENT TAX TITLE LANDS
FOR SALE N STATE or TENAS.
According 20 state law. Tor non-
payment Of taxes land sells FOR
per cent Of its real value
safe and profitable land invest
merr. FOR Information address
IL $50. CARE HERALD.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

French Hand Laundry
SILK SHIRTS our anzeiaItg. guaranteed
hand t-orl- Franch HAND Lauldry. SOB
Tszas Street VI. e-1s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

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NANTED-Caruente work or any kind
Pn 5556.
CARPENTER work. an kinda. door vim
dow. roof. porch and garage rar1I-inr
LyNnELL s rOMLsNsON. PHONE ss2S
PHONE fGS7-Far all kindf 81 mus re-
pairs carprnterius plaEfrrine cement and
Job work etc also ezuress and hauling
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

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FOR hALE-Nlne sections patented and g
sections school land on Mesa. 20 acres fine
valley land. Phi l21. address r. C. Singer.
4Zz cps RiiE- = Pas1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

BEIILH IIHNIILHE TIlII-III
We pack Ship or store furniture. cl- Ei-s5
and chin7- work uech1n.cs only aa-
Issed furritura taken On erchduse for Hqr--
Phone fl11.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

1LAEFIELD BLDG. a IMP. co.
CONTRACTORS A. 81 IIDERs
II you are thinking Of build
ing let US submit your plans
and specifications free We
viii build for you on your
lots or ours and give you
liberal terms Several new
bungalows and two-storv
homes now ready for occu-
nancy
what Sterling i TO silver
Muyfield is to a Rome
611 First Nat BauE
Phone 6SA
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02
NEW RULE REPEALED
Horsemen Tie Can to, Cnshackling Plan Adopted at December Mectiu" Of Trotting Association.

Canton. O.. Feb. 2.-Hepcal of the ''unshacklinS'' rule. which had been passed al a m eeting in New York last Decem Der. and the adoption of a, rule to take it's place resulted at the meet ing of the board of review Of the National Trotting association here yesterday afternoon. Those in at tendance were: President John C'. Welty, of Canton: Secretary W. Fl. Gocher, Of Hartford, Conn: Ray II. Colby. of Oswego, N. Y.; Ed Moulton, of Worcester, Mass, and Fl. E. Rea. Of Pittsburgh, all men prominent in the light harness sport.
 After repeating the "unshacklins" rule the members of the board rescinded another rule which had given a time allowance Of one second per year, with a maximum of three yea IS. to horse which does not lower it's record during the season. This action opened the way for the new ruling adopted which is similar 70 the former rule. but carries a time allowance of two seconds per year instead of one. with q maxim um of three ycars or six seconds, exclusive of the year in which he record ;s created.
 The object Of this legislation is 70
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02
WITHOUT HOME. GAME. Holy Cross Has No Worcester Date
 OF Grid Schedule.

Worcester. Feb. l.-There is u pos sibilitH that the Holy Cross baseball team will meet the Boston Red SoN at F'enWaH park either April 12 or IS.
 At present Holy Cross is without a home football game for this fall. One game had been booked with Syracuse but the latter has turned down Holy Cross S2.50O offer to come to Nor- cestcr and has asked Holy Cross to come to Syracuse instead. It is not lileIl. however. that Holy Cross will accept this offer.
 Tlc varsity relay team which is training for it's meet at the Boston athletic association games with Bos- ton college received a slight setback Friday when Danny Mullons, one of the stronccst candidates out, fell in the indoor track and hurt his right leg. The injury is not serious, how ever. ilnG Mullens may still be able 10 particIp,,tu in tue games not only in the relay but also in the long dis tanCC events.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02
DARTMOUTH ELEVEN WILL INVADE WEST
Green Team Is Scheduled to Play
 at Seattle, Nov. 2S.

Hanover. x. IT, Feb. 2-Graduate Manager H.. G. Fender of Dartmouth yesterday confirmed the arrangements for the Dartm outh University of Washington football game t0 be played on Nov. 23 at Seattle.
 Tho contest will mark the dedica- ton of a- new 55o0.ooo stadium a. Seattle. This will be Dartnouth's first invasion Of the West, and the game will be played just one week after tEe Dortmouti1 Brow1a contest in Boston.
 The Dartmouth schedule for 1920, now that the Washington game has been added, is one of the hardest and best that has ever been arranged for the wcarcrs of the green. Syracuse, Pennsylvania State, Brown, Cornell and Pennsylvania arc on the list. be- sides several other first-ratc teams.
 When Dartmouth Journeys to Seat tic to meet the University of was1l- fifth Of the more inlpoTtant Eastern foot ball teams to make the long trip. Brown, University of Pennsylvania Syracuse and Harvard have preceded the Green in playing intcrscctionql matches in the Far West Although in the most recent East vs. West en- counter, the East. represented by Harvard, was victorious, the pre- ponderance of victories remains with the Pacific Coast institutions
 The series began when Brown uni versity visited Pasadena 10 meet Washington State on Jan. l. 1e16. losing to tho Wcsterners by score oft It to 0. One year later, at Los Angeles. inc University ot Oregon dc fcated Pennsylvania, also by score of If 10 0. Syracuse, which has been the most persistent of the Eastern eleNens in it's invasions of the West, made it's first trip in 1916. tying Mon tana. to 6. defeating Occidental college, 35 to Q. and conquering the Oregon -ASgies, 2S to 0. In 1917 and 1919. Syracuse played the University of Nebraska. winning the first game. 10 to 3, and losing last fall , to 0 syracuse also lost to Indiana last fall by of 1 , to D.
 The last game played between rep resentatives of the Atlantic and Pa citjc Coasts was that of New Years DaN at Pasadena between Harvard and the University of Oregon, which Harvard won by the margin of goal from touchdown : to 6. This was Harvard's only Western invasion. but the Crimson had previously played four interscctional matches with the University of Michigan. win ming all four O thenl by scores of to in 1881: , to in 1885: to 0 in 1885. and 10 in 1914.
 The University of Washington, which will be Oar outhS opponent in Seattle. tied last fall with Harvards $ opponent. the University of Oregon. for the championship of the Pacific Coast conference teams. Dartmouth was similarly successful in the East, where. by common consent. the lead ing honors of the season were diVid ed equally among four teams. Colgate. Dartmouth. Penn State and Syracuse.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02
VAN SLICK REGAINS ! BASKETBALL LEAD
'ale Captain Again Shows Way as Individual SCrOer

i New Haven Feb. Vale was
 hrced to NacatC first place in the in
 arcolieEiate bttSk ball cnA npionShip
 sst week when the Pennsylvania title
 folders. after ;l delay or three weeks. '5nally made tl(cir appearance iu tue eurnameut, Penn showed fast. Irell balanced five that will be hard to 'Lop. The Rod and Blue in fact have laready been installed favorites for as championship. After defeating frinceton by q score of - to :1 , arlier in the week, Penn trouncCd le hitherto uubeaten Yaic squad j23
 , 16.
 Yale was not al her best for the enn game. Her captain and leading koint scorer. Deforcst Van SIyck had
 st. returned frori a weeks illness tld was not in condition 10 play his k3ually fast game. He looked drawn |hd tired quickly in the second half, | b date Tale's whole attack has cell rcd around Van SIyck Although he Filled to cage more than one goal om the field. Van Slyck's success il rowinS ten goals from foul Cl1a Jlcd m to regain the lead for individual ~ |pnts scored in the tournament \ |nek ago Porter of Cornell was show 2 the way ten points ahead of the 'tle captain. but the Ithacans have f1t played Il lea Suc game since then. Ad Van SH lcl< moved ID While Por- r was resting.
 E The Yale captains record to date is ven soals from field and thirty-nine pm foul, which gives him a total of points. Porter in sec ond place has points and Hynsou of Princeton is ird with, 26 points. sweeney oI snn aIth ouSh he has played only in 0 games occupies fourth place with poinis. The. team and Ndiyiduol records How:
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02
AMATEUR BOXING TOURNEY
Arthur \. PiIz Has Over 10 Entries
 for Connecticut Boxing Tourney
February 9. 10 and 12.

February 9. 10 and 12.
 Arthur A. Pi1z, who is handling the Connecticut amateur boxing tour ney in this city next Monday. Tues day and Thursday evenings. has se- cured over 40 entries for the tourney from boys in various parts of the state, embra cling all weights. The way that the boxers are responding with entries indicates that the show will De a success from every angle.
 MT. T'ilz has had extensive cxperi- cnce in handling amateur sporting events, and under his guidance the tourney should furnish plenty of clean sport and entertainment. The prizes secured by the management arc ali high grade, including watches and m edals.
 The tourney will be the first Of it's kind ever held in this city. Similar events 8 bout the country h;tve been the means of getting boys their first step towards success in the ring. Such
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02
FIXING UP DEFECTS
.Ad. Thhchcr Mcct~ With Jimmy Wildc'> Manager to Complete .\r
 run.cncnt~ for Match With Mason.

rnu.cnlcnt> for Match With Mason.
 Toledo. O.. F'eb. 2.-Ad Thacher. promoter Of the world < championship ilyWei2ht bout between Jimmy Wilde. the British title holder and Franii9 Mason. American claimant. went to Milwaukee today to COnfcr with Dave FIu: hes. WiIdc's manager. and to complete ;trritn $ cn Cnts for holding tho bout here some time in the latter part of this month.
 George Bicmcr. MaSOnS manager. who arrived here last night from Fort Wayne, informed Thachcr that Mason would meet Wilde in no place other than Toledo. This was because of all ;tgrecment between Thatcher and Ma son that the bout. if held anywhere. would be held in Toledo, it w}s said.
 f;icmcr also signed Mason $ end of the agreement. Mason now is at south Bend, Bicmer said, and will come hcrr aS soon HS the contracts arc signed. Tharhcr also announced that Wilde would come :tt once to Toledo 10 complete hiS training.
 The weight is tu bU lVS pounds at ' o'clock the afternoon Of the fight. The ae-reemcrt calls for H no-dccisiOn bout. II is unc1crst ood.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02
OBERTsON EQUALS RECORD.
sbArah Golf Pro" Mahe> G9 NJ
 BCllcairc.

,elleaire Heights. Fla. Feb. 2.-- lie Robertson of the Pittsburgh .ntry club. paired with Courtland Clief of Richmond county. an steur, defeated Alex smith or tlagsl and Ellsworth Augustus of seIand. an amateur, in a close ch hero today. The former pair ! by ; ard .. Robertson had a .-c of 60. which equalicd the rec but at the sixteenth hoic Dave
 lied onlS two par fOurs fo1 si G.. sooertson is matched to play Jack fchieon hcIC next week for ' side of 1000.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02
COLLEGE SKIING TOURNAMENTS,

Montreal, Feb. ..-Dartm util, Cola gate, Williams and Middlebury cc.-f legcs will be invited to participate in an international intercollegiate skiing tournan ent to be held here Feb. 1 g to Il. ii was announced yesterday. The AcGin university Ski club IS conduct ing the aTrangemen
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02

Mike
Briggs

notableS Jack Dempsey, Mike O'Dowd, Mike Gibbons, Benny Lcon- ard. Lew Terdlcr. Benn.- NaIScl- ana Jack Sharkc3 first made good in ana
 teur bouts.
 Besides furnishing DoHins as ontern. tainment, amateur bouts arc produN tive of plenty of n1irti.. At 6 recent affair held at opC of the local 'frater- nal organizations. two local boys went oi for three rounds and their antics were hum orous and appreciateG.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02
sJENtIT & \. SCHEDULE.

demphis. Tcun.. Feb. 2.-Thc tou ve draft oc tHc 1920 schedule of [ Southern n=soci;LticR, which wilt Submitted for approval at thc
 ng meeting at Atlanta. Feb. 2S, vides for t0t games, 'e~innin3
 il II and ending Sept. Is. John D, tin, president of the organization
 ounced laat night. following com tior aC it's work by th" a"hed ule 1I11ittee. which had been in :sc~sior II tN, (, uIN-S.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02

restore many horses with records which have not been cGualed or bet tered for several years to active sery- ice on the hundreds of mile and half ereasing the supply of racing material which is being depleted oy the heavy sales to foreign governments and indiVid ualS.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02
"I: BASKETBALL,

The I. A.. (. X. team will play the Atlas quintet in New Haven, February. 70 The scheduled game with tES' fast Travellers Insurance team Of Hartford vii: also be played on Feb ruars- -5. Practically ti1c sIme line up as tiGt of other ''I Etalcs VIII play
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02
DCDACk RECOVE,RS.

Bill" Dudack, captain-elect of tNe .rgcloWn football squad. and wiIo
 10 have captailrecfy the baskrtbHi, n Of the college this season I:'d -
 been for serious ir7 juTiGS Si. ed has completely re covered ani
 discharSed last week from lhr e-cs hoSnit4I
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02

game mad started and throughout the Game played rings around the ball bearing makers. Locke. a new guard. played throughout the game and kept Moran, who is rated as Futnir's best forward. with ono basket. He also added two baskets to Machine company total. The %unln1:4l-H: Machine Slion J'afnir> Mlllcr ................... GibneN
 Left Forward. lteStelll .............. Moran
 Right Forward. LofSren Cook
 Center. 'di1ppe ilepltZ
 Left Gua I'd. Locke ...... Elton. Barnet. Cadrain
 Right Guard.
 Field baskets. Miller 6. RestelIi 1. I.ofSren ,. Campbell, Locke, Gibney ,. Moran 1: goals from fouls, Miller 6. Moran. Gibney l.
 All the girls are taking their I, I," l. xI,
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02
RYAN DEFEATS NcCABI,

Philadelphia, I'a.. Feb. 2.-Willie Ryan. the New Erul1 1swicil. x. J.. well terw eight, dccisivel3 defeated Jimmy McClbc of this city on Saturday nighr at the Naticnai A. C.'s weekly show. Ryan sent AEcCabe to the floor three times in the fourth and once in ti,c fifth round.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02

At no stag" of the second gam" did inc Fafnir team have even sIicllt cHuncc. The Machine team piled up bis score before ihC Dra;souS were well aware that he
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02
FACTORY TEAMS
 GIVEN DRUBBING
LaDderS and FalnirS OutCIasSed
 in Saturdays Games

Although, .ls the scores would in dicate. the basketball games at the Y. M. (. A. Saturday evening were not in the line of contests. several hundred fans were pleased by the exhibitions of good shooting furnished by both winners. In the. opening same the Stanley Works took one from Landers by a IS to , score. and in the second game Fafnirs the short end of a 4U to game with the Machine shop still going strong when the game was over.
 lAnderS' deteat is easily explained. Fred Schmidt. captain of the quintet and the only basketball player on the team. was out of the game. plac- ing the Universals at the mercy of the Stanley Works. Patow. new man. played .velI The ina bility Of the losers to hold the bail is partly due to Ohlson's refusal 10 pass the ball and his many truitleas attempts at long distance shooting. kilduff. Walters and Grobstein took five baS- kets apiece. in tn" stanley Works fs,- vor.
 The summary:
 Stanley Works Ian.Icr>
 Left Forward. Walters .................... Murphy
 Right Forward. GfoUStelh s'.'''...'.'....' sweet
 CentCr.
 SicSrist. Johnson ........ IIouglund
 Left Guard. SthlOedef ''nlSon Right Guard.
 Field baskets. kilduff. Walters, Grobstcin. ,; Sweet. !; PaIow. ,; goals from fouls kiIhutt, Sweet, ,; Walters. l.
 .Nt no stage of the second gam" ! lid Inc L'n fniL. lcnln L:i\-. aNcn
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02

All the girls are taking theil honeys 10 the EIks' f'air.-AdNt.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02

Field baskets, kiIduf, Walters, Grobstcin. ,; Sweet. !; paIow. ,; goals from fouls. kiIduf. Sweet, ,: Walters. l.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-02

most popular companies. Possibly
because the Mozarts are four very
charming young ladies' who sing and
play and otherwise contribute TO a
most delightful evening Or perhaps
they are about the most versatile
Young ladies before the public.
Al amy rate here they are. Ruth
LADY pianist, reader and a sing
er. A tfsee-in-one combination. ~
You Will have Il so. Aud then there
Is Miss cerelll Carter, FIRST violinist
with ite Aioaarts. who rinss contral-
Go Ia te quartet Mis- Carter has
enjoyed several seasons concert work
thruoA. iAe east before Joining the
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-02
MOZART GIRLS
HAVE POPULAR
LADIES' QUARTET
Clever Organization OF Vocal lnctru-
mcntali>is Ia Appear nj Maroa
December 40

Better jot down the Mozart date.
II You miss EN- It's your fault. and
youll regret Il for many moons.
They are soon 20 be here Better
still-to be quite speciiic-you can
definitely count on the eMozarte for
the evening OF Friday December o..
al Maroa
The Mozar, is one OF the Lyceam' 5
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-02

Mozarts. Grace Dye is the piah
eellist, and she does both veryA
Helen Trover Is assistant violinist\
soprano with the quartet. -
The Mozart program Is prettily cos
tuned. You will enjoy the program
not alone FOR its musical worth but al
so for the dash and slap that charac-
terises the concert. There are sur
prises on the program too. and var
iety OF entertainment that certainly
reflect great great credit upon the ar
tistic attachments OF these four gifted
young women.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-06-10
IN SEARCH Of
HIS MOTHER
HERO OF WORLD WAR OFFERS A
LARGE REWARD

Mitchell, June 10.-Robert j.
Holmes, 25, veteran of the world
war, still suffering from gas poison
ing and shell shock, is in Mitchell
seeking his mother.
He offers a reward of 81 900 to the
person who helps him locate her.
Holmes was a member of the 44th
Canadians, fourth division, Lewis
mahcine gun battalion. He served
for four years before being wounded
He was effectually put out of the
fighting in September, 1918. He lay
for IL months unconscious, but final
ly recovered from the effects of gas,
and at last was released from the hos
pital.
He had been reported missing in
action and since just before the ac-
tion in which he was hurt he has not
heard from his mother, who at that
time was in Philadelphia.
Coacher Post, American Legion, is
helping the young man locate his
mother.
Holmes carries picture of himself
and his mother, a letter from King
George and Queen Mary, of England,
in recognition of his services, and
wears a Victoria Cross as proof of
his statements.
Holmes is one of the specimens OF
the 1920 surgery The poison gas OF
the Germans had eaten away the en-
tire side of his face, but during the
months he lay unconscious the plas-
tic surgery of the military surgeons
restored the lost cheek, so that hard
| ly a trace of the horrible wound re-
mains.