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The American Jewish world., 1922-09-22
Page Eighty-fve

"Talmud Torah Alumni" and the
"Hatikvoh Girls" meet regularly at
the Talmud Torah for the activities
suitable for their age. It is through
the activities of these Young Judaea
clubs and young peoples groups, as
well as through the other activities of
the Institute that the Jewish Youth
is kept within the fold, and a love
for Judaism implanted in them.
Another thing for which the In
stitute claims due credit, is having
taken the initiative in putting an end
to the practice by certain Jewish
organizations Of holding public tag
days on Saturday. However worthy
a cause may be, raising funds on the
Sabbath is certainly not in keeping
with the Jewish spirit that actuated
our fathers to allow themselves to be
burned at the stake for their re-
ligion. When an individual violates
the Sabbath, it is his own affair, and
no one can interfere with his freedom
of thought and action. Not so Jew
ish organization, bearing a Jewish
name, and collecting funds for a Jew
ish cause. Their deeds reflect upon
Jewry as a whole. The holding Of
tag-day on Sabbath means an official,
bold and fragrant reputation of the
most sacred Jewish institution which
is bound to have demoralizing effect
on our children, and to call forth the
contempt and condemnation of our
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-22

Similarly we feel that the task of
keeping within the fold was not SO
difficult in the olden times as it is
today. They were not confronted
with worldly problems as we are now,
for voluntarily or involuntarily, the
Jew was shut in his ghetto, and the
very air he breathed was Jewish.
Not so today. The. Jew is Co.'S
mopolitan, living everywhere and feel
ing at home in every literature, cul-
ture, influence. Judaism clashes with
many forces and many influences. The
task of the synagogue, in making its
influence felt, is, therefore, all the
harder. The synagogue today, if it
is to exert any influence at all, must
be turned into a fortress, where shall
be fought the battle for the preser-
vation of Judaism and it's ideals.
That is why the Hebrew Institute
and the Moses Montefore Congrega-
tion are carrying on their manifold
activities-the Schools, services, the
young peoples clubs, the holiday
celebrations, circulating library, etc.
The Torah, the Rabbis tell us, was
given in seventy languages, so that
it may be understood by the whole
world. Yet there are Jews who would
keep the Torah from their own chill
dren, for they refuse to translate it
in their children's language. But if
we want to preserve Judaism, we
must transmit it to our children in
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-22

During the past two years Duluth
has witnessed most remarkable
growth of it's Jewish Community
Centre Hebrew Institute, in the
affection of it's old friends, and gained
a large number of recruits and new
workers. This is due to their real-
zation of the distinct services the
institute is rendering.
Apart from the institute, Orthodox
Judaism in Duluth, as elsewhere, lack
ing the leadership of men with fore
sight and broad -mindedness, subsists
on three activities reciting the "Kad-
ish," charitable and philanthropic
work, and paying few dollars for
seat in the synagogue on Rosh Hash
onoh and Yom Kippur so that they
may be purged from their sins ac-
cumulated during the year.
do not deprecate the value of char
ity or philanthropy, and am surely
grateful to philanthropists who al
leviate misery and suffering. But
why take this as the whole content
and aim Of Judaism? The Jewish
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-22

God is neither sick nor feeble from
age that he should be found only in
hospitals and homes.
If Judaism as a form of life has
any meaning it must concern itself
not only with the weaker phenomena
of human existence, but also with en-
riching, ennobling and widening the
experience of virile men and women.
One cause of this sadly neglected
state of Judaism is, that the syn
agogue has not been made ineligible
to the younger generation. While
every movement makes propaganda,
has it's press, organizers, speakers
and competent executives, orthodox
Judaism is in a state of lethargy. It
has not heretofore boldly and defantly
come forth and proclaimed to the
world it's message. It's leaders and
devotees either resignedly fold their
arms, admitting their inability to cope
with conditions, or are waiting FOR
some miracle to bring about Jewish
revival without any effort on their
part.
1t is related that the "Gaon Of
Wilma" asked the "Dubner Magid" TO
say "Divre musor," words of inspir-
alton. At loss what to say to such
a saint the magid replied: "It is easy
for you to be the great Gaon and
observe every jot of the law while
confined within the four walls Of the
'Halacha.' You have not yet shown
that you could still be the saint that
you are, should you go out into
the world, and take an active part in
it's affairs" Whereupon, the Gaon
wept, for he realized that there was
a degree in spiritual development,
which he had not yet experienced.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
GASSE2S ARE IN LEAD TWICE
But BUFFERS RALLY AND GET
AHEAD, AND 50 THEY SEESAW

piled NO iworun lead 80 hnthg ~
Comsiock. lltzrerald ard Auholrr In
tho first nnd fourth frames end WI
Hams home run IN iHo eighth gave
thom the lead again ITO Ba-sers made
~ to 9 In The ninth wha1 ihet ncorr1
runs on two walks and fnur hits bat
Mnpel was nIckvd ,5r a double hy Sew.
cil after b. hud thrown him two strikes
With tvu down ana tNo uu In the ninth
and The score was Ted,
Thrills were m every lnning Of tho
hard fought coui,st Thcfe WIS senan
tlonnl Fielding u me "ltn'd The M.
fiold work vas f1sh ntp running
WIS daring lu ih' puchrs mud hitting
was the oi''pf ot the day especially fnf
the Essssrs
i.g smlin wen, for five and twoihlrl
Innings without granting The locals a
nit, but be- Weakened IN The sixth and
two doubles n home run and single
gave thom two runs and with the score
tied lilll went to hls relief 4 will
pitch gave the locals the lead and fil
got his crossflre 10 working. holding
tho nuKEers scorclcss until tho eighth,
, whon they agiin went ahead.
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ny r. D.. JOHNSON

CLOVIS. ~ NJ, s'p, s-Darknoss
halted tolay's championship rnme after
clovis and Amarillo had batilcd. see.
sawed. staged rallies. and NJ matter
Of fact put everything there was avail.
able Into teninnlng strenuous con-
test. Tho Casscrs had the lad twice
md each time the Buzzers knotted the
count with home runs AMI hits In the
mneheA Tho Buzzcrs had tho lead
twice ard Amarillo fonscd ahead on
lnrd.hitting. chancy'a bid throw ~
first IN tho ninth cost Amarillo tho
Ezma. after thrilling niinh'mnlnE
rally had given the GaHsers two tsllies
90 the good. sewell doubled 20 dcop
eeuser and scored two men. aztec the
rhie should have been retired.
Smith. I'm and Map,l all wen,
against the BUYERS IN an effort 10 hold
margin. the sluEgilng Of thu Gasser.
had kiven tho visitors. while Scwel
worked the whole rOuto Tor the BuzEeu
Hits wlldness and Holloways home
run with one on put the Burners In thu
lad In the sixth after the visitors had
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
KNOWS NOTHING
OF SHOOTING OF o
FATHER BY SON
ny Associated l'rcs'

ny Associated rtus
KANSAS cry. sept SIN state
munl a. County Prosecutor cameron
orr. hate to-day. Mrs lIclcn Orch. ste
nographrr Tor J W Uarvcy, who WIS
shot mud Killed by his SON Hoy. We'd
n,sdny, dlHclaimcd any knowledge OF
the shooting.
II was net In the office when the
shots were tired" she told the county
prosecutor.
uarVcv was killed 10y son following a
quarrel IN the fathers private office,
sald To have been caused hy thu fathers
dismissal ~ MrH Groh, The father and
ron were IN the Insurance business
here.
IN her statement Mrs, uroh dcnics
that GarNcy dismissed her before the
shooting 'Shr stated that he objected
y her hummlug and whlsiling In th'
uffirr and that hr hccamc angry Gar
vry uscd language that rh" was ne
cuslumcd 20" after which she siarte,
tu clear ofr her desk preparatory Il
having Mrs Grh s,atcd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
TWO DOZEN CHURCHES
AT Fl0YDAOA MEETING
Special To The News

Nlf'iNi w iht NtNh
FIOlDADA. Sept. \. The Floyd
County lhmlE' Association met IN
floytla,n TU,fdiy and Wednesday Of
this week This association comprises
all 81 tlNd county aud Mrlscoc county.
pnrt ,f crosby aud Motley counties
over twenty churches were rclnrsesi4d
nnd twenty two letters from thc vauhs
Baptist churches read RiN,ng nll perrin
mt stu,istD relative to the work oi
the various churches the past fiscal
year, tleu. ". Tuhbs was tc'clcc'"
AIod, ralor of the association; ". NJ.
Shophard was elected clerk. j. irt
, Horton correspond ~ secretary AMI
treasurer: A. u. Hopkins and ~ w
Oiiok reading clerks lor the associ, lion.
u, NJ shepherd preached the annual
sciron TUESDAY morning ~ II O'Clock
ana Rev. Harlan J Matthews of rla'n'
view. who was visitor p,c,rhcd Tuos-
/ day nuht other visitors outside the
lns,, oIntlun were: q. l. britain and u.
n. Atwud ~ i'h nNew. -Four hundred
land cghiy.flNe baptsmr were reported
In the assucniion for the past year
,TNn hundred uui ~ town delegates
lw,rc present IN Floy,l,,ln ~" lwo DAYS
MAtl,y HOPKINS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
WAyLANO RABBITS
GETTING IN SHAPE
Special to The New.

Spectral 10 The News 4
iI.AiNNlEM. sept \. The WaNlani
COLLEGE Iarkrab,hts ARE working out
each dag now IN preparation for the
r,mnlng ui the football season scptcn'
icr "a en- that d1v, the first game of
The a,asun Tor plalnvicw. the Jackrab'
h.ts VIII meet the Vcgn outlaws. Way
aud this year meets such teams ~
Canyon Normal. Clarendon College. Abl'
l.nc christian College, Cisco Christian
4, llegc. They hav. only two open
/ Gate. one hrin. for November IN. the
! other Tor Thanksgiving. The new
coach. X. v Caudcll, has reported FOR
work and II busy whipping the Rabbits
Into shalr Twenty men have been at
tend ng the early tminlng camp. Tho
9 cho opcns ~ September 18th,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
SPUDDERS LOSE
SECOND BATTLE
TO SHREVEPORT

Us AtHuf 'ird Prose
SHREVEPORT Lu S,m T,r
CasH,r. umn defeated the Spuddrrs.
laklng the second game ~ M, i0nal
norips bb q score ul 4 90
NrWr o. lnmngf :, VI A..
Wichita Falls on O0u uD'
Shreveport ... uiu uil luN "a 40 .
Batteries WhcVirI ami llwhuff
Jolly ana Nhnn,
sumuuN rWulla bite A1Ws %
Tame, STOREY lt,tUu ThrHhisc
hits Smith lim. runt li,rh F'li..
Jackson Saprurr tIlh Smith f,liN
Double plays. Smith unhssiElod.
Stolen tasrs. i.v,ll. Miller, Hartford
siuiry lasr Dn lnlIf off jolly s,
off wheeler o. suurk out %, jolly
e. o., Wheeler
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
i.,porier, Heat iiuff,.
~ Associated risss

HOUSTON sept ~ ~ uumon, tuok
a lo'inu nv Hamr fran Houston today
hy the scurc ~ To q.
Score hy lnniugs RlIE
beaumont ...., in' 0Un ull l--6 ~ .
liulfiun 5000. 80 Uuu uio O--i ~ (?
Batteries Williams Morris and
Breaks GuudNin ami nomlnphoycn
summary Tvunsr hlis Goodwin,
lluldon ilrooks. lll,lc, Thr,claso
hit Jm boyle. STOLEN lases late.
liochio', koynll puylc Holden .. Alcn
p liruls Sacrifice hits, Doyl,. Ian.
lninghuVcu. liitll", Doubt. plays WI,
llamr ~ S,anshurN lhEo ON hills, oti
u"dwin a. off Williams O ~, hy
pitcher hy wllhams g by Go~iwm I.
slnck uui u, Oowiwin z. hy Williams
8, VIII pitch Williams
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
I'Inch Hitter Heats Bears,
~ Aasoeia,sa i'rv.s

GALVESTON sept Pinch hitter
Jack knights hmr run over the Ilght
ftrld fence With the asUa lull IN the
eleventh hrukr NJ pitchlng duel
between rurrNman aud 'onchmnn tho
Sund crabs winning To-
Score hv innings n, n u,
san Antonio lVu uul ooO 80 10
Galveston ... uul Ola uuO ul-G
lmttrrlvs Cuu,hman and Henry
r,FtNmhn and WITTY
summary TwuMst h.is, il,nry =
Muory cross, l1rr,min, Three las,
hit krkham Homo run Knight
Sacrifice hits, Meyers 2, lllllcr Perry
MAN Munsou Connolly, struck cut
hN Peruvian ., by Cuuchmnn . Has
un blys. off rcuyman I, ut couch
man o lhlsmcn hll. Gruss Duuhl,
prys DE q t. Elbcl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
Miss i0is ZIMMERMAN
WEIIs CAlNi> iIt>sO>

Miss isuis Zimmerman und calvin
IwnNon were married hsl nlghl ly ~
sanlr, " lla'n", pastor ~ the Folk
slrrpi Mclhodls, Churrh. The wrd,linn
came as surprise 10 many uf N,
Younger flleuds ~ Tho couple,
The mlde was dr,Hred IN q darn a.
rollne dress with aecessorlru " maiol
and carried American beauty ruscs
Ms nonson has Ions beon prominent
M rhurch affairs ana was meml'ei
m Tfaop CIV nill H,ouis, while Mr.
n,usun u Wldely knuwn ln The ely
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
SAN JAClNT0 HEIGHTS
TO GET ANOTHER CAR

street ear service Ia san IAclntu
Heights viii bc doubled within few
days 4 ear was shipped from Dallas
Wednesday aud IN expected here mex,
week The double service viii be- II
special interest to patrons Of the Nat
~ wcll as residents ~ San Jaolnto
Heights LINES TO better the service
are now being repaired,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
LIGHT SHOWERS FALL
IN PANHANDLE SECTION

Light showers frll IN Amarillo y'e
,,r,lay afternoon, ms, enough Z" keel
the dus, settled by the rain wcln-s
day, Settled
The three railways ulwrpilnr In Anna
rllo reported hgh, showers for short
distances nlons their lines from ANN
rlllo The rain during the afternoon
was apparently at no consequence anv
where The weather continued THREAT
rninp however with indications ~ more
rain during the night,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
CLOVIS AND amarillo BATTLE TO TIED SCORE
pRETT|EST BATHING
BEAUTY Wins PRIZE

~ Associated Press
ATLANTIC CITY Hept. N.--Mary
Katherine camp,cli Of Columbus. Ohio
tonight war crowned the most bcau'
llful bathing girl In the American finals
81 the beauty tourney Of the third AN
nuni Atlantic ciiy pageant. She takes
N. 1.-THE Of Miss America and the So
0oo golden mermaid cnblcma,Ic u the
Championship irum Miss Margaret Cor
man. Washington. d. e, winner " last
A'lr'H contest.
Mis-, campbcll II Of athletic build and
Inns lorg curly auburn hair. She was
general fnvorlic from the first ap'
pvarancr OF III, nftyscy,n intcr'clly
h,nuilpu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
MEADOWS BOX
WORK, HITTING
DEFEAT GIANTS


= Ai.s- .al,d lNaa
lNiii,Anl,llhlA srp Hard
hilmr and g,a'i pllehlng hN H., Moa'
auas rntblsd i'h,ladslphA la d,iral
ArN Nort 40 Z and even ihu suflss
NrW Nurk ... nla uUn 900 10 4
i'hlhdt hiha .. u0n sgO lla-Aii n
N,hf and O. smith Meadows au,l
lisnhur
iNu tis, hlla Nruh lhnplun llvn.
Npt iar lsilknsUr lfsllp krlh
Thf,f bass hNh Nnlhms llapp h,su
.uH balls pll NrsiNNs Nphf 4,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
Committees Uldnt Meet.

Committees obtained hv the Hoard OF
cay DEVELOPMENT to aid In reception
and entertainment of the Panhandle
Plains chandler ~ C0nmcrc" conven'
ton Whlch were scheduled to NEE, for
luncheon ~ 'hc Amarillo Hotel ycstcr.
day. dld nui meet because ~ many Of
the comittrrmen Of the various clubs
wcr out ot town
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
TEXAS TAX COLLECTORS
WILL MEET IN DALLAS
~ Assosl lated Pros

w NheNAnisu iNtfh
AUSTIN, sep, e--luhn Drbcrry. ~
clarksvillc. was elected prr-idcn, ~ the
Texas Tax Collectors Association and
", q. MALONE" Austin. pres dent ~ the
County aud District Clerks Association
a, the iolni annual melting Of these bod.
he's here t9lnv Dallas was selected as
the mex, meeting place The cOnvcn'
ton viii ',lu~' tomorrow morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
firm, Nr,,, puhlI,hrr II the spear

man Importer, arrived In Amarillo last
nigh un "A hnelnvss trnh Ills l"l"'
wns barncd about two weeks axe, TEN.
n,,,,,ly, the H,t~rivr II lsing lWin'r'l
In ilbrral, Klaus NJ. NcnN Hiu =,
would hv about SiN weeks hcioro u hn'ld
lnr can hc erected tn HOUSE, his paper
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
GENTRY'S FIRM WILL
SELL GAS FIXTURES

w. G. Gentry manager II the Wcs'.
crn lighl ana Suupiy 60. ATS Eas'
Fourth street ~nd Yesterday TINT hs
firm W,ulj add u g,s fixture ilgh,inr
line Tho Wrlslarg fixtures VIII h.
sold ~ they gre said to be- the highest
grade manufactured,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09

HI1slHENH mHh Anusbi n
WN| tN.tsN 5000 U.i.l lpHl
M lNN ..W lnlN
rNNWst
lsH .Hl HH
lfaIHIsH IN8 lII ol0 fIa
AHN. ff.nN hfHiHHp An.
r. lHnN NNn lhmho0 lslhan
lnHN NeuuW fm NNalt
lNN tlsf tN iNn NslRn lblf,
NHse A NlaN,n NlN aluslsll
laiAef' tlf1 W hn llsbln y
'e''''ef 'a'h'N hp'H lhiv'
HsN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
DETROIT VICTORY
PUTS BROWNS IN
SECOND POSITION

~ Associated ffrs
sT LOlis sopl N--sl l.oui- dropped
lu second plnco IN the American iague
p,nnnnl race today by losing to Detroit
,fto 4. while New York defeated Wash.
ugtuh. New York n now IN the lead
hy hnlf u game. Their standing;
Won Lost percent
N'N work .s.t.,Nn ~ 500
81 Louis ......N 80 $50
Detroit lid not ially assist until the
eighth Inning when shorten, batting
for Shockcr, grounded Ia rutshaN nlue
executed two double plays unus-islcd.
Johnson allowed only one hit M miil
the seventh when h. wns replaced hv
Olsen, Kenneth Williams knockrd hIs
aGth homer Of the season. regarding the
iunjor hague home run lead, u was
the fourth home run hy Williams In the
hrt four games
George Sirlci rot two hits out ~
three. making q; consecutive games ~
which he has hit safely, This II only
three under The modern major league
record. Hobby Ncach clouted two four
DaREgrH With nan on base each time
| Roth were Off Shockor leading maio'
league pitcher In number ~ games won
Detroit .,..n,, 500 goa sol-S 10
~ Louis ..,a,n O00 OoO a00--5 .
Olsen AMI Johnson. Shocker. wrigh
and Sevorcid.
Two hasc hits. llsnry. jacobson
llone runs, Neach >. Williams, Has
mn ialls Innuann nlsen 4 Shnsksr !
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
CITYBRIEFS
ipar a wor WY dp.-rO,In,',

t6tfN NNlN WHY wy -''h"s
word is-TArNT ~ pronounced
lahni II mcaus-iu tease. Co. rcprmrh.
with severe or Insulting words to up'
braid. especially T., casting something
In ones teeth iu iprr at ,u malr thN
suhi,ct ~ roorniul ,vusurv ur icpru,rh.
/ II comes pro'ah, from ull French
I"nntor' t. trnlE It's used kr thu
Recommending on Tho governments In
/ junction against the striklrg railroad
shopncn. samuel Gumpcrr said ID rrl'
ltninly was unpleasant to bo 'nunlcd
hut he never before heard uuniing'
defined ~ u crime.
VIZ. rad Mrs. Drnnis Zimmerman and
daughter uf rulh, we're visilou h'rr
a'rid,,y
y. a. ia, nond aud daughter Nina NJ
White beer were In thu city tcst,n
day.
Charles T.. i,ugrrs of ruiia, WIN spout
THE usl three month"; on n mot 0rcNcl,
uip thrnuHh the northwest WAS In
Amarillo yesterday vu route 'n his
home.
vi = Ed.lh u. Cameron aud Mlss
luuisr ltNun Vt clarendon were In M
. cily fridpy
|, z. =. Wieels> ~ ihw i.onglo'n Cloth
4 Inc co.. p1lhnrl, WAS - business Visitor
, hero Yesterday
Me-. 4. n. rutur aud daughter Car
\ ulinr u White DER nr visitors In Anna
rtIo,
4. .. Cnriatt ~ Panhandle, was here
lon hlriu,ss rtldnN
i'rnh Tntum. aitornc' III pnlhari
!, who hHd hpon her, un lugl business
y returned tu hls homo y,H,cda> aiirr
'" moon
Ne. rnd Mr.. Drr Nll,un ~ Claude
Wtu visitors In The city THE W'v'u
Il, =. HOLMES, dispatcher ior the u irl
l. island ga ivy nt uilhltt. Was in th
~ las, V.frrdty, Ma Nulmcs l. prom u
l. enl IL Mnun.c wcta and holds I'll
lKnirm ,Smupni,r coutt of Honor d'
rrrr irnm ~ lNsu cons ~ ~
u Marriage 'rcnNrS were isNnrd ,rs'r'
p; Ihy 90 calvin < imr con ana Miss t.
10 Zimmerman. Nnltr lic''huan and Ms
c. NiurN Hartman
. .Iam.s tranr. slWtifi NJ t','ldrrs
0ln.srd through Amurill" yesterday
v. ~ ute home frum Kansas, WHORE h. IN
gone tor a prisoner,
20 q. VI. Ward has gone on u 3o,ls
lup t. chulslhnsbury, Va.
R.E. Car, ~ rampa. was IN \n'tri'
vest,r,l,y en- rout" ir his HON" no
mr. canyon. where he had been q, the 'oa,I
A. crs' Institute.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
sheriff Imr,.n Raach returned last

mint from Abilunv. where h. was
elected rrcsidcn, or the Texas shc,iits'
Association Galveston was selected as
thu meeting place Tor the 1893 n\,n'
,lnr. Thr convention met IN Amhriiln
last year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09

NlNNlAAAFl hfpi litlh Z
pilghgus aiemeh ltg N,as allrl lhr
lrti Nslus loall sua Hl lNls Won
500 N lntm hN nN $500 ho.ns lan
sI l.aHa .. aol ila NlN
lWt.nHfN laH u0l UHA
lifif aul fFHnN Nnhh uuhsw,
ana lhfgla,f
NHU NH tN uHH n NHn lluus
llHWh hn pn Wh Nll,ap.
fH.i.l ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09

| Tho greatest enemy III ch III life In
the tape worm. II dcstro,s health and
HlnliiV III" greatest enemy IT thu
tape wum H. Whl,rs Cream Ncrinfugc.
One or wa doscs ,iurs The work l'ric,'
SIC S"ld hy city pruE 80.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-09
Two Wins IN How for so,.

~ NFso'IaiFd FTrIf
CHICAGO, Sept N.--Chicago nude u
two slralRh, from cleveland io'lay /;
a. ? The hating of collins and tho
fielding NJ Shccly Mcclellan aud Me.
Nultv featured
Cleveland 100000. sOo coo oO--s \ .
Chicago ,...a...a0i lee COX; 10 0
lioonc, Lindsey and l.. Scw.ll. Lev.
crcttc and iaryan
Two base hits, Wamby. McInnis.
Three base hits, Mostil. Collins. Iaso
ON balls. Levercttc 4. ioonc 2.
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center. scoring Auhrlrr I'm framed
Marr singled o. right, securing Doug
las and CLANCY Mcanor singled 4"
hft and went tn third when Williams
made n Wild throw a. the plate trying
o. head Muors. Comstock aud Fitkger'
aid tanned Five runs, FIVE hits
Clovis REYNOLDS douhl,d io center,
McIvcr fannci Tucker famed nupp
hu h. Clafy, who threw low iu frat
and Inupp was safe hill walked Er'
win. illling the lascs and Map.l went
"a the huN, with two strikes on sew
~ hit "a deep cenirr fur two iases,
scoglng Reynolds and nunp and max
lng the srorr sail Williams wnlks,l.
GARY grounded a. third Two rnnn'
ItWu hits uuv errH
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.,marlllo Anhcirr gruumlei tp s,sf
uWl Duughs hlt 90 drcp c,utut for
ar uui lN Fucker 'lnnrv farncd
tb,k liolloNaN fannud sNinriur
ltcynuids was hii shaw hitting ior
MciNsr. walked Tutsvt TANNED num'
fouhd u,er ihlui Auhpirr Eins Wag
duvn the Tine a. uaich IL
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Great lli',ain's society Of An,iquarlrs
ot l.ondon vas founded IN lifi
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siAih Innlng

AnsEiiis N,sao fannri Mran'i
nsld a. esntr ,hneipek tanneds
lass,Iah fllsd o. ornipi So nuns
tns lIl
thsl, Williams nti iu isDugbs
slail dH,ailol a. osnifl llhnpaai hii
4 l,.alr IVA oNsr iEc center nch
ieafs llelnalls slngl,d o. rsht A.
ltfl auallfi asalnsi a. 0fniff iria
ienf, ga IsAl,ra amlih pad Walked
Iuf 49, ll,ln0is snn,i ga MIL
lnfh ispp valkpi tfHn suapk
fai. hFetA ieffm lapp ai wapnd
4tltf luHs CAR ths
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Nanks Maui Lollnson.

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Thc New York
Americans slugg,d Walter johnson
hard here today and easily defeated
Washington In the first contest Of a
two'gome series 10y a score ot Ia l..
Washington ,,,. 900 o0l 0On--i I
New York .,,,,,, 20o o?i o0N---S ~ I
Johnson. Erickson and pionich, Mays
and SJhang
Two base hits Dugan, Ruth, Scott,
Home rans. ripp stolen hascs Schnng
. nlsr on hllr, MAYS Q, johnson 4,