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The Washington herald., 1921-09-29
Suicide Uses Shotgun :.
In Fit of MeLanchOIu

FROSTBURG. Md. Sept. aS.-
Elmer Gariitz, aged rs, son. of Levi
Garlitz. near Finzel. Md. committed
suicide Monday night by practically
blowing off his head, discharging
both barrels of a shotgun.
Investigation by the authorities
developed that he had been drinking
heavily of .noonshine liquor. which
caused him to become melancholy.
While at the supper table. he arose
and took the shotgun from the cor
ner and said he was going to kill
himself. Before he could be re-
strained. he pulled the trigger. He
was a coal miner and farmer.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-29
The First Aid To
Good Health Is Pure Blood.
Waste Products in the Blood Cause Many Form Of Rhe
matism, Skin Disorders, and
Lowered Vitality.
Many People Do Not Understand Natures Warning.

your blood by relieving you Of the
waste products which cause impov-
crished blood and its allied trou-
bles-skin disorders. rheumatism
and a lowered vitality.
The same qualities which give
6. 6. 6. its beneficial effect in clear
ing your blood OF waste products
make it extremely desirable for
keeping your blood in good condi-
ton.
s. s. S. may be had at any drug
store. Write to Chief Medical Di-
rector, Swift specific Co, us
6. s. 6. Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
and let him help you regain your
health and strength. Give him
full description of your case. He
is helping people every day with
out charge). Ask him to send you
his illustrated booklet Facts
About the Blood"-free. s. s. s.
is sold at all drug stores.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-29
DISTANT SHORE OUTSIDER CAPTURES HAVRE

eleven Of Western Reserve. OF cleve-
land, will be entertained 3 Then
comes the intermission for the Tn
vasion Of Jungietown. On October
% and 80 West virginia Wesleyan
and Bethany College. rsspecfively.
will be met November 5 will lie
filed bv Bucknell. / team that has
made gridiron sport Interesting for
the Middies In recent years. That
contest will mark the close Of the
local season, for on the foilowtng
Saturday comes the Penn State en-
counter. No game was arranged
for November 10. which Is just q
week ahead OF the supreme test
with the West Point Cadets.
While Folwsii has many veterans
at work. there are. Of course, many
problems confronting him In the
building of his machine The var
sity or squad and the "B" squad
each number about hfty At present.
but will be materially reduced
within the next two weeks. probably
to about twenty-five In each In
stance. Helping Folwell In whip
ping his charges into shape are
Even, captain aud end. and 'Coun-
try" Moore, guard, of last years
team: Scaffe, a lineman. and Who'll
chel and Butler. backs. OF 1sls-1s.
together with Johnny" Wilson. for
mr. st. Johns star. and for several
years an athletic instructor OF the
Middies. and DOC" Dougherty. also
an athletic instructor. The latter
two are handling the players Of Fl"
squad. while the others are assist
ing Foiwell with the main squad.
The eleven, as at present made up.
is strong combination. Capt
Emery Larsen is holding down nv.
old position at center: Carney and
Frawley are at guards; Clyde King
and BolIes. tackles: Parr and Titus.
ends: Koehler. Conroy. Mckee and
Hamilton in the backheld. Waters
and Dole. old backield men, are be-
ing tried out on the Hanks by Fol-
well. and show much promise. VILE
dorm and welcker are among oth"-
strong men for the line, while
Cruise. who made a place In the
backfeld last season. also is ou'
again. and Is calculated to make
some Of the others hustle.
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LATONIA RESULTS.

First Race-Sweet Liberty. 112
Cwilson). 14.4O. 4s0. $50: Ground
Swell. 112- (Murray), $40. $50;
Harry Burgoyne, lis On. Garner).
400. Time. 1:14 2-5. Not Yet, Con-
centrate. Margaret Atkin. Glenn
Thisen. Warsaw. Lariat. Leading
Star also ran.
Second Race-Georgette, 112
Uyke). $40. 800, 2.so: Marimba,
112 (Scobie). 400, 3.50: Canny Lady.
112 (McDermotD, $3.50. Time. 1:0S
S5. Humanitarian, Our Betsy,
Meegan. Caundel, Ida McGee. Tidy.
Ambush also ran.
Third Race-Kimpalong, 10 ON.
Garner). $50. 2.7o. ESQ; ]. Stone,
1o7 (Scobie). 40, 800: King Fisher,
1O9 (Roberts). 4.9o. Time, 81 2-5.
Contestant. Sir John Vergne, Capt.
tai City. After Night. Wave also ran.
Fourth Race-Distinction, ia
(Howard), 40, 800. 2.70: High Cost,
11S Uyke), $50, $40: Minute Man,
105 (E. Barnes). 500. Time 1:12 Ills.
Mile. Dazie. Marvin May. Judge
Ellsworth, DarjeelinG. Smoke Screen
also ran.
Fifth Race-Rangoon, 122 (Gar-
ner). $50. $50. 40: Bunga Buck.
104 (Barnes), $50. $40; Bit OF
White, 116 Uyke). 2.40 Time. las
As. United Verde. Cimarron. Pa
raider, Humphrey also ran.
Sixth Race-Lord Allen. 1Os
(Scobie), $50, 4.6O, 800; Bernice X,
107 (M Garner). $40, $50: Top Mast.
103 Parke), $40. Time, 1913 3-5.
Colossus, Smiling Lad, Winding
Through. Red Leaf. Rekab. Lugs
also ran.
seventh Race-Green Gold, log
ON. Garner), 1910, 500. $50; Marse
John. 103 (Scobie). $50, 2.9o; Canti-
lever. ia CWilson), 1890. Time.
1:46 2-5. Jane Pennypacker, Dane
ing Spray. Wild Flower. Dolrh, Ac-
celerate: The Wit also ran.
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Havre De Grace Results

First Race-Brilliant Ray, ll2
(Ponce). $50. 3.so. 800; Ashlin. 1os
G. Rowan. 500. 40; Hillsdale.
|1O7 (Coney). $40. Time. 1907 As.
Golando. Pancake. Dalton. Joseph
Brant, Sworn. Swagger, Chaste Star
and Flora B. Wilfex also ran.
Second Race-Distant Shore, 1877
(Jones). 1880. $3.50. 144O; Pioneer,
142 (Bush), $40. $50: Infidel II, 145
(Wolke) $50. Time 4:OS. Ben
Hampson, Jim Coffroth. Alepho, New
Haven and Kathryne Harlan also
ran
Third Race - Aiken, 112 (J.
Rowan, $50, $50. 2.70; Fitzboodle,
|110 (HeupeD, $40, $40; haywood,
Il |113 (Haynes), $40. Time. 1:134-5.
Buffer, Thoughtless. Beauty. Ran
cocas. Silence, Tuscarora and Edna
| d. also ran.
Fourth Race-Current Events, 107
(Collins). 1910. $50, $50; Pibroch.
112 &C. Ponce). $40. $40; Nose. 1O7
(E. woodstock), $50 Time, l:4S LIS.
Colmatt. Sibola, wodan. Peggy
ERives. Morning Face, Diade and
ICasetas also ran.
Fifth Race-Rubidium, I09 CF.
ColtilettD. 344O. 1920. 40: The
Archer. los (J. Rowan), $40, 3.7O:
Hobey Baker. 113 CButwelD, ESQ.
Time. 1:41 1-5. Bridesman, Cron-
well. Dark Horse, Montalvo and Due
de Morny also ran.
sixth Race-Pastoral Swain, III
f(F. ColtilettD. 11.sO. $50. 3.4O;
Widow Bedotte. los &C. Ponce).
1850. 40; Comme CT, 100 J.
lRowan), 29O Time 1.45 Eizar
/ |SIr. BrummeIl. Cock O. The Roost
and OBood also ran.
seventh Raee-ScOtch Verdict 112
(Ponce). 1880, $50. $50; Bribed
Voter. 112 (ColtilettD, 40. $50;
ISanspeur II. liz CBogan), $50. Time.
b :53 AS. Pierre-a-Fen, Scource-
man. Bolster. Attorney and Muir
also ran.
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Penn State, Princeton and
Army Big Games for Middies
FolwelPs Men Ready for Revenge on North
Carolina State in Opening Clash Saturday.
Strong Combination Seen.

OF course. be devoted to pointing
'heir pupils for the all-important
game of the year. that with the.
rival West Point Cadets, which, as
formerly. will be staged on the Polo
Grounds. New York. Agreement As
10 the scene of the big battle was
reached by the representatives of
me service institutions at a confer
ehce In New York a few weeks ago.
but the game with the Pointers"
WI not be all. The seasons sched-
ule Is doubly attractive by reason
OF the games with Princeton and
renhsylvania State College. The
se'to with the Tigers will take place
AT annapolis and will be the big
same or the year on local grounds.
u VIII be return contest. and that
II VIII be a battle for blood goes
wlthout saying, for the Middies,
virtually ruling favorite. invaded
'he lar OF the Tiger hast season.
only To taste of defeat by a score
OF ~ to 0. So there's another sore
spot that has caused no little smart
ing in the Navy camp until another
chance should roll around.
Next in Importance from a Navy
Slahdpotnt will be the trip to Phila-
delphia on November 12 for the bat
tie with Penn State. this having
been brought about through two
year agreement with the Bellefonte
lads, and IL required official sanct on
from the Navy Department. Tho
Navy Princeton and Navy State
games are being looked upon here
as two of the principal games in
the East this season.
Open With Carolina State.
With North Carolina State as the
opener next Saturday. the schedule
of home games also will be attrsc-
tive. The following Saturday the
The Washington herald., 1921-09-29
Defeats Pioneer, Favorite,
And Pays $4,000 for Two
Desperate Finish by Jockey S. Jones Respon-
sible for Upset = frankie Coltilletti
Rides Three Winners.

HAVRE DE GRACE. Nd, Sept. IS.
A desperate finish by Jockey S.
Jones in the dying moments of the
Tying struggle landed Distant
snore In front by a head, won a
SiSVo purse for the horse owner.
- =. Sands. brought oodles of joy
20 payers of long shots, and left
Ners Of Pioneer, the favorite, In
ussust- II all happened today in
me sIeeplechase. Crossing to tho
inside going to the final jump. after
having taken on the early pace.
Sones rode frantically and was up
tne last few strides to nab tho
supported public choice,
nch mad appeared a certain win
- than a quarter or 4 mile
"nen Distant Shores numser
up as the victor wild. joyous
Outs emanated from the throats
OF those holding t.ckets ON him
"e lucky ones knew they would
De rewarded with fabulous dividends
Gnu Gnu they were. The triumphan,
Jumper paid just s7O45 for each 81
invested. or s14O.sO for each ticket.
stunned by Distant Shores snocN-
ing upset, form students never
recovered during the matinee. and
eherea1ter they located but one win
the Ammonia stables Aiken
en came around the leaders
ready in the third number ana
gong away from + tz Doodle
u haywood, second and third re-
spectively.
u-r Coltiletti. the II. p.
.ney contract pilot, was the
"oie snow in riding way The
Wop" hoped into the CAL
etum rays by kicking home a trio
OF victors and incidentally won the
oIsunction of being the first Jockey
oi the season to accomplish this
Ieat- Frankie's supporters. like
the Industrious janiter cleaned up.
Tor succulent prices were paid bv
All three of the naGs he drove un-
oer the wire in the fore.
Coltiletti's best effort. perbans
came with the running of the fifth
NUMBER at a mile, in which. after
Trying journey he skooted past
the judges triumphant on Jim
beans Rubidium. one that paid
SS4.4o- Slipping through on the rail
entering the lane for home. Rubi-
oium wore down the leaders and
was going away at the end. though
the margin of victory was only a
nalf length. The Archer. from a
SLOW beginning. was a fast-closinE
second. while Hobey Baker stag
gered home third. after making
most OF the early pace. Coltiletti
mad a live horse under him in G. c.
Winfrey's PASTORAL Swain in the
sixth. when he drew away away in
the final furlong to score handily,
but II took hustling. confident ride
on his part to get Sam Louis Cur
rent Everts up in time to beat Pi-
broch a nose In the fourth.
Jimmy Butwell's energetic finish
got Scotch Verdict home a victor by
a neck over Bribed Voter in the cur
tain AFFAIR.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-29

yards: Bellosiar. lis; Ralco, 1os;
BY Jimmy. 10s: Serapis. 1O7; Hobey
Baker. 103.
sixth Rae purse s1,53304;
claiming: 3-year-olds and up; 51z
furlongs: Arrah Go On, 112; Hasten
On. 112; The Trump, III; Laughter
109: Merry Feast, 112: Eternity,
los; Old Sinner, 112; Bright Lights,
107; 'Cactambo, 112; Golden Slip
per. LOG; Mumbo Jumbo, 112; 'Tar-
antula. 104.
Seventh Race - Purse s1.35304;
claiming; 3-year-olds: 1 mile and a
sixteenth: Attorney, 113; Explosive,
105; Bodanzky. 106; Lady Stella,
ITO; 'Theodosia. 102; BLUE Flame,
los; Fantoche, 110; 'Chinnie Walsh,
112; perhaps, los.
Apprentice allowance of five
pounds claimed
Weather clear; track fast.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-29
BERKELEY JUDGE
RAPS COUNTY JAIL

MARTINsBURG. w. Va. Sept. IS.
Declaring the Berkeley County Jail
to be unfit in which to confine a
human being. Judge w. f. Baker. in
U. S. Court. this morning. stated
that he would remand no more Fed
eral prisoners to that institution un-
til conditions were remedied.
Attention was called to this Jail
several years ago by Judge c. A.
Wood. 1t is likely that the county
will vote on a bond issue for another
county Jail.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-29

Teddy r. ia; PoIythis. ia
Feurth Raee-Handicap. mares 1-~~n
year-oids and up; mile. Edwina = 4
l2s: Chateau Thierry. l1f: Good ByeSss}
o.; Elected I'd. III: Escarpolette. los,
Ffffh Raee-Seiling; 3-yezr-oldt
and up: mile and furlongs. Brur ~
mando. III: Lady Emmiline. ios:
sHuenoc 100: Ozark Hill. III.
sfxth Race - Conditions: 1-year- N
old hllies: 6 furlones. Keltoi. ie7: 81
Phantom Blue. 1l4: Emotion. ii4;
Dolores. 1i4:- Anna NJ. lo7: Bullet
1917: Rose Hill. lo7; Leghorn. i14.
Pierre Qui Role. ia.
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Zorro. ia: 'crand Son. 1oz; Rebuke.
liz; calistoga, lot: Miracle Man.
1oz; Attoo. 100; Comdr. NcNeekin.
liz; San stefano. ioa; Night Boat.
III; Comic Song. io7. Forge Ahead.
second Race - The Queensboro
steeplechase Handicap; $500 added
4-year-olds and up: about az miles.
sweepment. 1853: Decisive. lss: VAL
spar. 1855: Bulls Eye. $50: Sea Bryn.
1s4.
Third Race - Condition; 3-yesr-
olds and up: furiongs. Mercury,
1o5; Sea Cove. los: squaw Man. lie:
The Washington herald., 1921-09-29
Hagerst0lDn Homes
Robbed in Daylight

HAGERsTOwN. Md, Sept. 2s.-
Thieves in broad daylight yesterday
raided the homes of ]. W. Whitley.
at 524 South Prospect street, this
city, and W. w. Wolford. at Half
way. a suburban town, while mep-
bers Of the families were away
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Hurls Def at Elks.

Manager L, r. Ball of the Arling-
ton Lodge of Odd Fellows nine has
issued a challenge to the Elks for
game to be played at American
Lea que park next week. The Odd
Fellows team is made up mainly of
Clarendon players. Ball can be
reached by phoning Clarendon 251 be-
tween Z and IL in the morning
The Washington herald., 1921-09-29
Club Bowlers Meet Tonight

The newly organized athletic club
bowling league will meet tonight at
the Knickerbocker club. 1865 N street
northwest. at s o'clock.
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Trackman's Selections.
AT HAvRE DE GRACE.


sixth Race - Emotion. Dolores.
Pierre Qui Roule.
First Race-Bnrriskane, Al, Lady.
Zeus.
Second Race-Mnd Nell. Zelota.
Dinsolute.
Third Race - Dexterous, Plucky,
Little Black sheep. =.
Fourth Race - Norford's Choice.
Gailiyant. Stanley.
Fifth Race-By Jimminy, Bell
solar, Hobey Baker.
sixth Race-Ha.ten On, Tranfula.
Old sinner.
seventh Race - Theodosia, Bo-
danxky. Explosive.
AT AQUEDUCT.
First Race-Commander McMee-
kin. Calistoga, NiEhtboat.
second Race - Sweepment. Sea-
bryn. Bulls Eye.
Thirl Race Mercury, Poythea.
Sea Cove.
Fourth Race Edwina. Chateau
Thierry, Elected ID.
Fifth Raee-Brumado. Lady Em-
incline, Dark Hill.
AT LATONIA.
First Race-Ace High. Miss Pc
tit. Runznf.
second Race-FIy Ball. Black
Betty, Fincastle.
Third Race-Mavehona. Omer r.,
Fourth Race-Abadane, Guv'nor.
Kewpie O'NeiI.
Fifth Race Blackie Daw. East
Side. Dodge.
sixth Race-Carpenter.k X. Spence
entry, Billy Brush.
seventh Race - Pastoreau, Miss
Fontaine. Capital City. -. -.
AT TORONTO.
First Race Bill Block, Tiger
Empress. DeIhimar.
Second Race -Anectation, Paddle,
Royal Gift.
Third Race-Greek Patriot, Lieu
tenant Seas, LIE Cyprin.
Fourth Race-Baby Grand, Gold
en- sphere. Irish Jig.
Fifth Race-Billy Kelly, Last
One, Motor Cop. O.,
Sixth Race-My Dear. Muttikns.
Bromelin.
Seventh Race-Nenette. Humphy,
Walk Up.
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SIXTH RACE.

Sweepy, to 2, to ), 1 to 2: Bella trix.
to 5. l to .: Doughnut. 1 to 2 Start
good won driving. Time. 1:l3 3-5. Winner.
be. .. by sweep-Emmelne. Owner, J. L.
Holland. Trainer. W. Shields.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-29
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES

First Race Selling: maiden q
year-olds; S furiongs. Keltoi. 80:
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Paddy whack, 4 to l, Z to 3, 1 to .;
Pickwick, to 1, to 3; Iampus, 1 to 1.
Start good: won driving; place same. Time.
1:3S 4-5. Winner, br.g., by Celt-Network.
Owner. Beatrice sOule. Trainer. ii. W.
Hoag.
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AQuEDuCT RESULTS
FIRST RACE.

Tom, to /. to l.: Pastoral. even. Start
good; won handily: place driving. Time.
1:lo 80. Winner b.f. 2. by sain-Eyer-
dene. Owner. r. J. Brown. Trainer, d. X.
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,.''nw'nM su'a'Nl 'rcalmen, several
each day i,e r,a,es thu, he IL recoy,
r'nls normal strength slowly,
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sMefMAsseM has MeN recelvrd IN
Amarillo TIA, Curry county has ahand
oned ~ Mlr for the p,osen, year, Tho
organization remalns intact, and p,en,
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tall N issa
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te,urNed trem ,Nnyon whe,e they ara
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

Ram u, tirpsweII, rdIior " iIe tlar'
fndnn News, WIS IN Amarillo Huiur'
business IL improving IN Wichita Falls
y, =, wooldridue VI rlaln,lew was
among the uui nliluNn people w ANA
llllo yesterday,
q, q, Acker, assistant cashier VI The
Weai, n National Hank NJ Hereford,
was IN The cliy saturday
y, \, Iinehner, y contractor VI ttsrr'
Iur,l, ana MRS, llurknrl, were IN Ana
rllln yesterday
Gel, !, " Owrn VI Nena was IN ANA
lllln Nonlu hay attending ~ business
affairs,
H. \, l,ul,on, deputy United states
marshal, selsci quantity " mlnla'
hel,d drugs ~ u number " Amarillo
hruH s,ores last work,
W u, vlark has ,lWd u suli iur ~
Noroe analns, Martha Naples Clark,
rssHrsa~9H
Nrv, " H. NuN,aN, pastor VI Tho
,hplul ,hn,Vh NJ MmalIlll, MY McN'
leo wae IN AnMllllo SATURDAY, onrnulu
H. hlhs Rev, Nv nnnNn Vac iur'
me,ly ius,Or VI the lahernaVle baptist
, hu,oh ~ Amnllllo, and N wrll known
amoNg ts,p,lH,s W the lANhandlo rlNlnH
I uuNllN,
T. w NWs r,mmd friday Irm y
Nuh With Wla,lNvN AMI friends AZ llalN
NN,VN lhiMV W,uInlnn huno he
slNm My with nlenNh al lswkney,
WNlv ~ MAS mmvlN a VslueN
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Mis- n,,v SauNAcrs has ~ her saes,
Ncr pls,w nwm Mv,Mm Tha NWuna
hdN VIII visit w NmagllM lw rVNrgNl
tags
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

MNs >wssNsa VI To- ANNas~a Nw~
Mas ,NkVA ~ ~, \N,N,A,Ns SA,Ns>lAy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

!, y, Norfleii. prominent Hale Cen
To- rosidonl, was N Amarillo ynairr
day,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

T. 4 MuNvtrN es~m,mM uam
WAN W lNM'sN, MAS IN INV VNy Al,
,VN,'Mg ~ NNs,NcSS N,S,V,>lAy AMI MV,,
VNN,NlN tNw kN,NAN C>AVNs,A,Al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

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NV mNNo ~ wN,NNS,NNA why ,hegV
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salNN IA INV MWV VI easVAlNV w TWINS
~ nv SNMv sv',NN VI ,NN VvNN,ry,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

NM~t l,cyA,,, ,lcr nv, sAm II ,he
Wv S'N,v lNNN, n, n Nc,A MAs'NcsS
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NF,d w AN'Ng,llW YESTERDAY,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

Aam u, IirpHweli, edIior VI lhe tlar'
,ninn NewH WIS In Amarillo Snlur'
business IL improving IN wichlin Falls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25

>"'s'ii a Rulhrrlerd of Clar,n
do' va> an'ens he cu.'of town visitor.
~ AlAullle Yesterday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-25
W,sh IlashaWa, thu lrwIsh NV War,

tails ibis year m Mondav, N,Ulen a.,
ind u u cNm,ied thu, II VIII w. Ar
rprVcd looalN ANoIimH ~ prac,lca
4 n oleh,N,1 tlwM oo,oler = IT, the
evening W ,he Nes, hN ywm kippur
NWahsr sWnllMN, Jewish hVlldav, VIII
he observed nn ue,ohe, II aud ~