davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-05


rlSNNC-kepors to the American Farm FEEDER
the
fheetnS
above photograph
GoNernor IN the middle with DR. w H Walker sden,
hu eau dairy commits on his = " ~ '''''
SAID Realizing that agriculture
every constructive
IS step toward the development OF the with wei
oe and
ing teahns from the school house and
natcn through such
Grafton and the American Farm Bureau Federation"
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-05

Mrs. Bertha Bramer returned
Tuesday morning from Denver
where she has been for the past
few weeks.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-05
LUTHERAN CHURCH

Regular service at 1896 n. m.
The Christian in Society"
MARTIN l.. MUELLER.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-05

Mrs. Wsstsl Wallace and baby
son returned homo Sunday from
Pueblo.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-05

The La Veta hotel installed a
Delco automatic water system last
Saturday. Manager Elarton did the,
work
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-02

ings made" l questioned. as l indi-
Gated them.
white batiste, just like the
gulmpe which, as you see. has long
sleeves" was her reply.
cit is a charming frock. I should
like Madame to see it. for I'm sure
it will look we'll on the little girl
for whom she wants it," I said.
"All right" replied my companion,
It'll have it sent 10 her right away"
"I wonder" I commented. as I
still looked at the dress, how a
model like this would look made up
in a pretty challis or crepe de chine"
"I an chow you exactly how it
looks in the latter, for I made one
up just to satisfy myself that it
would be satisfactory" my friends
said. as sic walked toward a case.
ooh! It's made of navy blue
crepe de chine" I said, as she
brought forth the little dress. And
what a pretty guimpel OF what
material Is II fashioned?"
Orchid georgette. find. how
ever, that many mothers like to have
several Of the guimpes for one dress.
so I sell them separately" remarked
the designer.
That's an awfully good idea. for.
Of course, the guimpes GENERALLY get
soiled first" I answered.
That's quite true. And there is
quite a demand for dark-colored
guimpes as we'll. OF course, I am
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-02

Turn the rascals out-the head
ache. biliousneSs. constipation. the
sick. sour stomach and foul gases
turn them out tonight with Cascar-
cts. Don't put in another day OF dis
tress. Let Cascarets sweeten your
stomach; remove the fermenlng
food and that misery gas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-02

AlkOthS NOR LITTLE SISTER
Sometimes I forsdke the creation
OF clothes for the grown-ups and
turn my attention 10 the needs OF
the small girl or her tiny brother.
That is one OF the reasons why 1
enjoy going TO the shop of a GER
tain Frenchwoman who originates
clothes for the small members Of
the family.
The other day I called upon the
owner Of the shop 20 show her some
OF my sketches She is an intimate
friend Of mine. and sometimes we
collabOrate on the fashioning of
dresses.
Madame wishes me to design
frOck for a 5-year-old girl, and as 1
haven't a single original idea. I've
come to ask you TO help me out" I
said. as I entered her shop.
'I'n help you all I can, although
fail TO see why -ou should be so
devoid Of ideas when / know you
can create most fascinating chill
dren's clothes" my friends remarked,
as she came forward 20 greet me.
Well. perhaps I haven't enough
faith in my own creations today.
And, besides, the frock is for the
small daughter of one Of our most
/ discriminating customers. and It
must be right in every detail" was
my answer.
Then don't worry any more about
IT. Come and see some of the things
which are so new that 1 have not
had the opportunity TO show them to
any Of my customers" returned my
COMPANION with a merry laugh.
I'm looking for a wash frock."
said as we walked toward a small
room at the rear Of the shop.
That's just what I had in mind
when you spoke. I have the dearest
little linen dress which. 1 am sure,
will appeal to you. Now. what do
you think Of that?" she questioned.
as she showed me the little dress
which is illustrated.
What a quaint little frock!" I ex-
claimed
Yes. Isn't it dear?" replied my
friend.
It's made Of green linen with a
white batiste guimpe." ] said. as ]
noted the unusual line Of the shout
| der.
II find that green Is most becom-
/ ing TO many small girl. although
you could have this duplicated in
any color you desire" my friend
| answered.
"Of what material are those f1ut-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-02

she spoke of his foibles was ludi-
crously but distinctly maternal.
lis there anything I can do?"
asked, unwilling to meet Dicky again
until he was safely settled at the
luncheon table with food before him.
IF you want feex dot salad dress
ing" Katie nodded toward some
daintily arranged salad plates of let
tuce and tomato.
1 busted myself accordingly with
OIL mustard, paprika, salt. pepper
and lemon. 1 was glad Of the occu-
patton, because it distracted me from
my excited imaginings Of the result
Of Dicky's expedition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-02
CONSTIPATION UPSETS STOMACH,
KEEPS YOU HEADACHY, BILIOUS

take the excess bile from your liver
and carry of the waste matter and
poison from the bowels. Then you
feel great a Cascaret tonight VIII
straighten you up by morning 10
cent box from any drug store win
keep your head clear, stomach sweet.
liver and bowels regular for months
ChMaren love Casearets too.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-02
Diary Of a Fashion Model

nor referring particularly 20 this
model, but 10 some fabric or color
combination desired. with as many
guimpes as the buyer desires 10
have" she replied.
Il understand. I shall tell Ma
dame that the frock can be made in
any material" I said as 1 rose to
go.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-02

Is a Maria Guy model shown by
Franklin Simon. It's large proper
tons are OF grace and artistry The
crown and part of the brim are OF
black hatter's plush. while the brim
is widened by an extension OF lace.
Il suggests a renaissance frame for
the face. The brim is slightly curved
suggesting a ripple. but this is. as the
French say, a mere soupcon OF a
curve.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-02
PAINT.

The paint spots on your dress can
be removed by saturating them with
equal parts Of ammonia and turpen-
tine. Then wash out in warm soap
suds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-02
COFFEE STAINS.

Sometimes the yolk OF an egg is
the only thing which will remove
coffee stain. Stir the yolk OF an egg
into cup OF tepid water. add a few
drops Of glycerine Rub the mix
ture we'll into the stain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-02
USE AMMONIA.

Add a few drops OF ammonia 70 tn
water IN which you intend washing
your jewelry and IL will be brighter.
Make a tepid suds and then add the
few drops OF ammonia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-02
SALT.

Salt and boiling water will thaw
a frozen sink drain-weH TO remem-
Der since winter is approaching!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-02
PASTRY.

II your pastry IS not as flaky as
should be perhaps you do not have
your oven hot enough when YOU put
the pastry in. II should be hot.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-02

NEW YORK, Oct 1.-The pro-
er hat for the proper occasion IS a
fashion necessity upon which even
wartime economy has not left its
mark. While the elaborate evening
and afternoon hats run to paradise
and extra VACANT birds and ornaments
hats can be just as striking-and as
expensive, too-without too much
display. \ hat OF commanding beauty
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-02
DATES.

Add a few stoned dates TO the Gus
tard. II will make a delicious dish.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
SPORTING NEWS
CALLS AMARILLO
BASEBALL TOWN
REFERENCE MApn TO srEf,
PING UP on Lnwia AND
Roaa JOHNSON,

NNn NvyNN psW 81 INV ANa ,,Vs
NvNN tvNNNNl,A NV NNNNN NAplN,N
lvNlNHlNM NAitlN MvN,NN M AVA
\WNlNDM N,N,N WNV Nv sNlANNs MA
W NWNh Nlh NV wyN,NA,,A W,vNt
lNp \N,lVAN \ss NlNN NNst,NM
NlNAklNs "a NtWN lNV pA,Ny s,NN.
lN lVNN NiWyl NNAa lNANWv
VANMA. WM kNv NyN Min NN M,tV
lNp,NW NsW W \W,, NNs NVNAs Mas
N,N NN,N v N WN NNNNNNyy lN,W
tHkN
MNNyN,V NJ N,A,N Vs. lNss AvNNs,N
A. NAhW Nys, ANNN,,NA NNtNyY M
NANNW hNWNN tN,t WvN NNVWN A
A AAl,N,N hN N,NN ,NstsyN M NeV
N,hA tNM W NN vW NN MeN N,yA
NM nNNAh tt|NaA,Ne Va WYNN N,sN
\NAAS,,NN NNtN MNNN w., Al WVvA,
NNANN A. " N,V NkNNA "a N,syN,N
W,WN MA hAp,sN nv tNSN IVA, Vg
tNel N,N NA NNN NV A,,fA N,NEs'A
,M MANA NN NaN,s,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
Horned ToNds Of
T,C,u,DMSuaday

NNNN VN,N,,AN NNNVKsNV NFtNNN
'AtNA ~ AANV NV StNAAN ANssA.
,,NNN a NNNfAM Hy,N,NVA NSlV NNN,SF
AN W v ~ NhANN ~ NM, NM
NAV NsRSN NNANsN N,NNVA W.
NsNNN N,,yN WNsN ~ANsfaNA ~ "a.
N,NN NSsv fNNlAN pNVA M N>as,A N,NV<
VNaA MA ~ kNAN MA ~ NSNcNNN
NAANN MNAN AesNA NVS,NsNlaN Q.s AN
sAssN NsWSSN M M,NeSA NN,NlN NeN
~ \NYA,A A>}NSAN>N NeANqsesA a
NNNN>N Ny - sAASSA ~ ~,N "A ~
Af>N,sS,e NNNNA essNNsN NssANN
esANsAN
NNNNA NSNVs NN ANN> ~ M,gvA
N,ANs> N NgN1esAN a MA A.sS> NsA 4
~ NNssNS,A kNsN Nh NNN,ssgNseaS fsA
NAp,NS AZ NJ etA ssVA,N ga NNsseS
tesAA Nse N,ys,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
Aue0n IS HHIED
4 vlN PRESIDENT


" Alfh ~ MNN
NANNM\keA NsSaN, ~seA. N ---\e>Se
~, t'sskNA - ~ seF'eS>> n ~ VVa>
NNefeA ~ ~ AsNN eseN " NASA w
1s>iANSSss NVs> ~ e>SS~0sSseA NSN~r
'N9A NNSS~NiA u MA. N>sS NNs
fss,Y.lsiss>N V,sSRSA gSSSssssA NeA "
N ffaAs>N - NsNsgilN NV ssN~>Asa>
~ RSNs> $tHAsN NskAN NNN ~,sSSSA
~ ~ FSNs sRtes. slSSSes ~ M
sl,AsNsA D. lsNSs a M ksS>S sssSN
r. N.NeNsS~ 40 tNNssAsNs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
ClAllAN SNeNSls
4AM tltnAase

NA>s>rNN NV ~aA -
~ s~ANs< "A hsssA 1850
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
THREE PITCHERS FAIL 70 STEM
HEAVY BATTING BY LOCAL TEAM

rhass awaiting AmalN 0ENys yesterday awaited II 10 Vie.
leV aver the swsNs swss,wa,w SWEATERS IN the txs, 81 live
wylss here Three Waiting pitchers were Ssd efforts 10
sNm the locals, hu, wl,heN, avail
lsiy Wssa ws IN ,Ae Ass ts Amarillo and w1sa maswiI
wM asms although len Mis,es were saNessa III him. Ne wss
W's unsteady the sas, INNING when two Ma were veuss,a As,
~ retired he eide w,Asa, ssssN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17

NV q lss N l.AAsvlsw, eAsMs
/ W. Nsssssl ~
W. WMxwvy sNSvsNN ANN
MIN

~ VNANN wNNNNN yN,NmeA Sunday
NNM NNl,AN, And VIII VIVIAN IN AVA.
IN NN,N ,NtUNwA MN lNM, VreN
NNNA AAtN ~ Mn rv,NtN ~ nN,MN 10
tNNN M M NV AN,Ns a. NVesAcN, u
Nv N>Ns ,>clNxN ~ NNsNANc,s>, which
ANNs W MAJ Wtm NcNNNtet lsk hesA
Mo~O MN MsNN slwctA SNeaAa
NtNNN MN NS~e~NrA,lN NaW~stvA "
AAAN MsN NsNNNtNN'cN,e NcwN f~le
ANNN tet N leN ~ wNNN sNSAse'
NNSN(s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17

N>ANk>NS<, N>s> >cFA " ~
AN,eee fs>s~>'S NV S>s,N>sNNA s,sNeNs>
AssA ivan AL s>4 ~ VssseAs sAa,N
~ ~ ss<A sssg& "A ~ ~NSea N NeN
~e<> u ltNA &Als,N sAsss, y>>gs.N
s.Assss ~seA tes>ssA ~ AN NARS~ a.
NAexs ~,>>esN A.>sN~S \ NsA AtSkN
ess sN,>'s - sessN ReeN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
TAKE
FIRST IN SERIES
AGAINST FALLS


Nln ywoNrh gvsas e,R Wv,
ha, Ww,h w,N NV vlgNMs g,NN "
The lAal ~,slsa a Inv WAsM nVm
WhNl.a Mls, \ ~ " w = kNsy Ms,
hhs, WNlNlvgvsl.Ns, NAlVNN lAa,Wi
hNllNh NgwM ssMla,NN w M "a,
,loAal lN,s.nNV Whl,laAN MS lM NN
l..l MN AAI.lll ll.lllnl.AA NH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17

wv NAfy NNs lA,NN NNtNh NNgy'
l,Asv MNs lN,tmgtN SlVNN N,s,
N,NsNN lNll,RgvN N,tNN, "A am
M,Ns N,yNAA Nl,iNs. A. NAkeNN
lAA,Ns ~ lWlylNNvl a. NA0,epNN. N,s'
~ l>Ale Man y NNNNA vaN NAV \
,'s'N NN ~, NN,N0vN v N,NNmepN 4
NNlAN,, NtN,V ava NlNAN NNN,
tilA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
NlNfcIN AooDEa
q MANS ARRESTED


tsNAt,>N kNNtS 49, ~ ~
FsSt 49, 49, Asqsss@ a. Rsss NVs,a
f''isN II ySafissete "a ~ ese.s ~
fsss ~ 49, ~ = NySs> "a ~ -,
ysn Nv'a 81 fsst Ngssa N0as<~a,s
- ~ ese-sAs - PS'as, "a pas.,,l
- - IA aR.N sa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
Sporting News While
lts Good 10 Read


lho Nwp W lu Z, n NNs ihr fastest
fNme W lhy seamN mlNH pNNgd N mv
hpW aNd ~ mlNWlvs lNui NNplpai m'
Mnd Nav wa,, lhv Tufts NvlNN Nav
t.uU.l = t...
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
,wNAA W e,sM

MINIMUM NH NNNNNNNNNNNNtt ~ FN>wstN
SsNNNsNV NV MN NNN NSt>.NlSl
\ MNAta q MN NV s.tN, NsNAsN.
NNNS>. hSsNN yS,e~ NNtNSSNNsNA 4 SSstN
y NeNNSN \ >ssAsA NN~N WNARNsN
NANsN MN 4 NsSgNN> AN ANSzs
>sNsANe ttN~ NNe1A,N> RSNNAWNNN AsesN
NsNNN NNN,N ~ ANNANN> ssSSNA SeA IN
MSsA . N NANssAsN \ N WSssSN \,
NN~S ~ sNtsN AZ MSNA = M NSAs.el<
= ~ MSfNN : M ~ WNSA NJ "
INV Nsse~S ~ s.AsAeasN \ VaS NSA.
NssS> ssSNS VA Ns,A WVsA IVA,
fAS~ SS>N NrA @'sSs N~N ~ ~sNN
SNNSsNNss N|sAS ~ S9N ~~sNS N
~ MA pNaS - = NV "a MN
~r,N >NSeN NSss ~ >NSS,RgS ~
ANe,4SN NV ~ NSsN p,-sAl NJ M
~ ~ f,S< fsNasN SQN N~ss a syQs,@
~ NNs~ ~ sN>s yN.A ~ ~ Ne
ma sSA se'seSs VA VA yNsAe -
49,
ms ~ assA eaias, AaSS Ns,sA
" ~ Nses - Ms~A Ns.A Nsa>A
sl'sSR "a, - ~ ~es'@RSN ~AS~es
~,
VNsWssSSN ~ ~ SAs,esA sa.aS
a ssNeA ~ IA ~ SpeSA Na.NA
feNsa ~ sEks>a,sNs,A ~ yss&aS gNe
AqsS tes~ pSaA N-''saS VSSS ~
NesV NAA ~ EN,a.ss s,ss. IA - ~
~ gNSss>S - yN0 A'sA,N ~ ~
Ns>ss - NS~ NsaS ~ a. wSasA
49, - RsSa esNa n - 1890 - ~
N'ftss ~ yesFsFs'A - s.ss ~ ~
tns psS AsaAN
NaN 49, = iSSssA ~ seyst, a A
tVt IA ess - Vse A.ass "a
- Np,hA sss..t ,A'sA ~ a ,sl.<,N
ftTN NNvsNsSs gke a.. saaNs,A
~. fsN q aAss eeskaa ~ slpnSsA
a. 81 Ns,sa.ss sii,ss, =, ,i,,,A ~
't'A ~ sssA e-aNe,S e,aS sAssA,
fetW - e.. - A if>.
NsEk ss's4 ~ <.'ne a. S4ssh
es>s - = - y~.ss,,A n ~ ~NA
e ~. ~ ~ = 49, "a ~ "a
pa eHNsa Ana igAAsas ~
ssse't "a tstls< go ~ ,ae ,A.lA
A. a. - As.l iae 49, Al
-, 50 A.t.ns a.. Al.st
N t "a ssliA san - ~ q,
y t L. tts8ss.
va e.ss "a Hl.R 49, ~
H ~ kia<n hht,an ~.
i.t Haa.t "a 81, tsls.i. "a.
NHfa h .tH. 49, - - ~ -
p ~ ka Ne ~ taII s s,.se
Hs tss a. -.
s \ ~. ~ Ia. .sss ,..n..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
WHERE THEY
PLAY
>>,A>M Nk>NSN

As0fa ~ Npis &NAN
N,sA,Na A >NSeS,N
Nv w. a. fsas,S'SsA
~ e&es.lN ~ - A,s@N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
\MNNWNNMNN

NA.ses,k A. falNSA
- ~ ~ tA.sAasAaN
NS,vt Az M NSsN
NNN>l,eA a Wss,sssa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17

AfAAAANNN1A
,Nl,A NvVN ANsNa ~ hN NNa,Ns
NAM MlaNN W,NlleA W ,sNL Whit
NV Avn NveN NaylNs, h,e,N sAv,I
M,A WVNW " M,AN,eh rh,asN
NMMN NNkM s,NslcA ,NyNNsA ave-
NNA NM wNs M s,VNllNs, NgeseNeeek
" WNNW NNM WINS M'VN MNs, we
WIN
AmAy,M CaW WI a hyAk MMNp
yAN Nv kN WNM MNsN awAgsa,N
NNNA,NK n @ As,NNNA n wNvM Nv M
MN NMV NNA wNs M NNNNVA INA, Nv
WYNN NM ,N'Nw N NV NAN NN,N VlAN
NAA NMeA hAgpeK NNA NM w Ea,ll
AVA ANNNeNN W NSelN MNAlsN NVAls,A
VN NJ NNyNN INV yNN, NNN Nh
t~Ns>N >wWs~N
NNVVlMA,VN>w Nll,Sl sNINNk NNN W,Ay
sNyNA AMI wNN NW Al WYNN c>NyN
" WNNN M MANNNs s,NNN'N.eNN MNs.SN
NNS AN Avn s,NlN ssSS'NA MN s,NsleA
,NvNNSN sNSAN MANA Mas NN, Al NV
p'ANNA MVNNs ~ VNNNNlsSN, NJ NANs,
tW,N heN
AstaS,|N -OsNsDNNsSA IN Mn ~
Ny'A N,ltN NNyN MIMI AlsA M,ANN,NA NV
Nm MY MeNNNNNA wNNN NM ~ M
NM NaNAwAN wAN IAN M NsNNe "
NV AVA WtS NNSNwN NNN MN~EN ~ NNsN,
WNAANt MA,NSA AVA ,SNlN VNAyA NN NJ.
NsNNN NNsN ~ VNaAtVN MNN,s sSASA
~ WVSAN Nh NtNNA eNa,N wNN NM
MNNVNN ~ WAN IVA MWN wN
NNN NwNNN
>WTSNwAtHN N MANNNN sAMkNNA
ANNAssA MN AVA w,NS NNgeNN NJ, ms,
MNsNN ~ MN1lSNN NSSNN NNA N
SeNNNM NNNNsA MN VNN MNlsSA h
tNNANN NJ NepN. nm M
AN4N,llNA- ttsysNS MNSNNA ,NeNNssA
sSNsNA NANfsA NM iNNle,S eNsls q
scNNNNN ~ ~ N>S'NN MNsSNS Nk,N8
NNA NN~s~NtsSA wAAsA NINA Ne
,N~eS NSA>sNtA AsAAMA ~ yaNA
sSSs~s MNNsSS NsA hANwsA rNNW
eSi'SN = wa NSVN ~ M ySAsNN H.
sNSS> Sss~~atSSA SSSs@eN, M RAW
ANas,NNNS eesAs = ssSseptSN ~ ~ NV
MSAssfASS sSSeS ~ AlNA WNAss ASas's,A
~ NaN ssSssee N,SA>NNeA, MSesA wei
~ NV W NAlsfA NVsa ss,eN NAN>
W. ~eS NASSs>
NM tN~@N~,
SNSSNNAss vNNSss WAaSA ~ p.AN
ttRssh YaSSSA ~ Nsss NAs ~ ~
sSNsf~SN Nas@N, MSzA ss<SNA SsA
NseSNA ~ ~ MN4ts wv AS>~ ~
>A4sA A ssSVS,A
NsAAsslsN- SesgS "a eNAN yeA
lNSs ~, eSsA <SsSN. f.sAfSS NkANA
NeaAaNs vasNSA MSsA u w ssN ~
>>NSSNs>,s, fsSAsssES NkAsA Ma
~. NsSAsN N-sa ~ 81 RNNNs =
saQsN A,aaSSa sNgl.S f,sSSA ~ A
~sss@.A NsN~sasSA M Ns'NSA ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17

~. -. a.,
t H " wa ~
4 Mea ! e~m y EN- -
$ IN M N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17

MN WYNN, NNgM " NV MNN
l'ANM ~ M,N MNN NNwN,N NNA MAN
Mt,Al,N IN "a NAN,N WNAN IN INV tN,,N
SAW ~ M NNN'N ~ ~ 4 kN,N NN
W. ltNh W FNA VA NN,skVN IN INV
WNNlN ,NANt MNN kN,NN NN,,N,,
N,NNs W NNV NNNN MNN M y>AlNNA
WNN M,\lANWs MAIN, N,sNg A0l,v MA
NtNAaNAa IN
M.atsN "A "A
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17

\ ~ ANs sssSS ~sssAss -
ssssAssA go AkA~~N sAss
49, ess sssAS s~a ave
NNNl fNSl<N ca
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
SNNNsN ,~S>
49, NeNA ts>~
" N

MNNNN\ 49, " A~to,A NsVS,N
"a N NNtSs>,N NNN eNtNsA nan ~
ANN> AVA MNA NN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
CLEVELAND GOES
Up TO FIRST IN
RACE FOR FLAG


w Nwsa,~l rw~
M\AlllNtlNlN, NvlN ~ uVN,vlaNa
lNstuNN lNNl WN,v Va Inv \Nvy,VAN
lVNaW WNNN ~ NNN,My MAsNINa,
NM we 40 NV NAN kNl ~ ",
lvNN
N,ev MN
NNN,lANA ...,......,wM VIVA NN \
MNNN,Ns,tN ......, .MN MN NNN y
NA,N,NN NNM avid WYNN MNk,
N,M " MANF AM rNV,NNM
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17

- NseNe&N~ fs~A
N ANNNk> NJ, 49, ,R--$N A2SN
VA ~ VsS4N Nsss nj M ss~N
N',f fe.Asssl,A.s ANs> \ AN 40 >soo
n 9ssAA >~eASeA = sN
NNN ~
fe.a,Aleaa go ~ 81 =
tS,|N ~ NJ ~ \ ~
N,NSaSsw fsSAsR seA fNsNtN M'sN
~ NIssA ~ >SessN Nls~a.A
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
YORK SHUTS
out PlrrSDURcn
PIRATES BY FIVE


rANtNAN MA NJ, &,sa. N
NNeNN kNN M NNt,N " NNN A,,N ~
AN AVA Nv MA NNNs,SA lNNtsNNksA
A ~ y ~ M VsA,N NNsAs (sApSa,
MNNAqes,A VS,,NeA N,teAeA VaAA Al ~
NaA W ksNA te.sN M KsNNSs RNlSs,Ss.
~ Me- sSsN>NsN M \>sAN& Ss>VssA
ess>~eNss NNA NNN NNAAas A k,NN Ne
fN>s>.NA NNN ,sNSAsA IN = NANN~s NJ
We sNsSsss MA Ne stNNA Nsee ~
~ NtNA N,<NSe>A ~ Nv NNS>A
~ - M ~ ~sssasslN NsS, N ~
49, ~ ~ NNFs> ~ NAN V~NstSA tsSssa
ter tNAA ~ a. ssASSaASA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17

PARLIAMENTARY W. NAA ~,
kNN,NN W,N WN NsN VN,aN ~ Nv IVA,
NtNN M,,N tNl(sN(YAN NsNNN Z M
NV NM
AN,yV.i .....> ,VNA NNN SsNA.R h
fNtiAkg1 ,...,,.. WN nv NAA \
N,,NSNo NNNNNN AVA NNS>NVNS M,NSN
ava NNAM MANNN
Evening star., 1921-08-27
RUTH'SSTREAk CHECKED
Fails to Get Hit After Batting Safe.
ly in 2e Consecutive Games,
But Yanks Win.

Babe Ruth and company kept right
at the heels Of the league leading
Indians by beating the Tigers yes
terday. but the head of the firm did
not shine while the Yanks were
achieving their 10 to 2, victory. He
went to bat four times and his sea-
sons record of hitting safely in con-
secutive games was ended at 26.
Home run honors were shared by
Cobb and Miller each hitting once for
the circuit. Mays easily outpitched
Ehmke.
Other American League engagements
resulted In victories FOR the Browns
and the Red SOx. Fohl's gang pointed
the way to the Athletics. while the
Red Sox generally outplayed the
White Sox in an erratic contest.
In beating the Athletics. z to 2.
Shocker recorded his seventh straight
win. He was invincible after the first
inning. while Moore and Keefe were
marks for the Browns. Sisler got
four hits in five trials.
The White Sox by poor base run
ming tossed away scoring chances and
were trounced. to I, by the Red
Sox. The Boston clan was outbatted,
but made several fluke hits that
counted heavily.
Evening star., 1921-08-27
DOUGLAS BALKS PIRATES
Scores Fifth Straight Win Over
League Leaders as Giants
Take Fourth in Row.

Phil Douglas. pitcher. is doing his
pest to keep the Giants in the run
ming for the National League cham
pionship. His 2-to-1 victory over
sne Pirates yesterday was his fifth
straight sssinsf ,..,e success Of the season
straight Giant triumph in the series
and cut Pittsburgh's lead to three and
one-half games. Douglas shut out the
Pirates with five hits Wednesday. and
IN early June. with first place at
stake. he blanked them with one hit.
So far as hits went yesterday
Hamilton outpitched Douglas. but the
New Yorker kept the blows scattered
The Giants won in the fourth in
ming on pass to Bancroft. Frisch's
triple and Young's single. Bigbee
made three of the losers ten hits.
In other National League engage
ments Cards. Reds and Cubs were VIC
tors. The Cards. in winning their
fourth straight game from Boston, cut
the Braves advantage for third place
to slightly more than three games
The Reds downed the Phillies and the
Cubs upset the Dodgers.
Outbatting the Braves. the Cards
triumphed. to 3. Rogers Hornsby is
looming up as a rival to Kelly for
National League home run honors
Yesterday he made his third circuit
drive of the week. bringing his sea-
sons total to nineteen. only three less
than Kelly.
The Reds made seven cen swats of
four Philly pitchers and won, to 2.
All of the Red players hit safely.
Bohne and Groh getting three each.
LuQue held the losers to eight blows.
The Cubs went on a batting spree
and drubbed the Dodgers. IL to 3.
hits. of which Terry was
CT edited with four, were slammed by
the winners. Griffith of the Dodgers
connected for the circuit.
Evening star., 1921-08-27
IN CRUCIAL NET PLAY
Two Singles Today Between Japs
and Anzacs Will Decide Team
to Challenge q. s.

NEWPORT. R. l.. August 27.-The
japanese and Australian Davis cup
players met today ia the hnal matches
to determine the challenging team to
meet the United states defender at
Forest Hills next week. Yesterdays
victory in doubles by ]. o. Anderson
and Clarence Todd over Ichiya kuma-
gae and Zenzo Shididzu. IS. 6-4.
SIS, 60. gave the Australian one
match to two won by the Japanese In
singles on Thursday.
kumagae was scheduled to meet
Anderson this forenoon and Shimidzu
to play ]. B. Hawks in the afternoon
AS Hawkes. was burned on the arm on
a steam pipe yesterday. there was a
possibility that Todd or Capt. NOR
man Peach might be substituted Tor
him.
Yesterday, after winning the first
set. principally upon their opponents
errors. Kumagae and Shimidzu FOUND
the tide turning against them and lost
the next three on the superior playing
of Anderson and Todd.
The Australasians opened in an err
ratio manner, mixing all manner OF
errors with occasional sparkling
placements and hard drives. They hit
their speed in stroking both from
deep court and at the net In the sec
ond set, which they won with periect
passing drives or high bounding Kills.
and kept up their clever play to the
finish.