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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
ia p.ss Hlsh wlns at Soccer.

isu tunt liiTh won a fent roceer
game ftufn the swnrshmprs Prep. a.
the a. pont lllsh Held saturday after
sunn hy the Heufe ~ -four goals 20 two
hasss aud Beatty featured fof the du
lsnt team The du luni forwards
plassd = wonderful passing game
Ie~plns the Nwasthmuro backs busy
curing the game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
ALES|AMUM AND HIGH
IN SCORELESS TIE
Eight Thousand Spectators See
Hard Fought Battle on Bay
NNrd Field.

HAYWARD tiela waa the acunr nt
hssptN fought hattie nn saturday
whpn the Nlinlnstun lllsh Nchoul and
salsNlanum eleNvnr tuunht tu a score.
lp~A tie hetule suau people. This
rsnva vAH one ~ the lArasai that
sss' attended touthsll contest IA
lhls uitAi
The result ~ he aamr came AS a
suli4iwr iu tnlluNers ~ tho silditon
unms "a lhis cl,N 49, Nvr, few at them
,sneedea shs hlrhih street lads had
phanpp IA the, afu newcomers "a
,he nlat,. this hoing the nfsi year
Thea have pas team in the h.ld. but
.hr va, the, pla,ed sntu,da, would
have dons ortdu io Nplvllns.
aalvslanum gfussva The depc hN
llaNlnA pufulA defensive same and
held shelt mofe pNrtglpncpd urpunent.
as siandsiiu illuh dpine most ul
ihph ralnlnp through line niunres
nvnhidFNh White and Mihken eN.
stillns ID lhla department,
uMlth' keiivhpt che Uold and
Whites plapb lullhark, mis~ed On.
lstlnW ihe luai lmil ~ Fame when
hA irsp hlpk mlsasa the hat hs about
"A inches kulirh,f was alru tower
~ wfvnsih hehlna lhe line on the Dc.
fsNAN ana vnshae. his punilnH keepins
the hell Wut W hAnNe,uus territory
several times
ilufhp alsn proved ihofn Ia the
kslr ~ lhe yhegrt ana white, hls,trc.
uNenl dHshps afound the ends huina
Responsible COZ suNefal nuod nNina.
utani AND AhsUhs, also plaNvd star
name. Meinsr lhasrd a stellar wene
"a snh fn illnhH
Tho KAnit Mss 'unp ~ those sveasAw
HftaiiH with both teams plaklna clean.
hart fvuiimii. neither team haNlns ans
dsuldea pdsu over the other aud thu
result served - Ntfennihsn athletic
feiHimhrhlp between the whouls
A llat fuu tui @atsslaausn tpA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
FIFTH DIVISION
SIXTH DIVISION
Fish High at GreenhIll.

George Fish was high gun in the
weekly shoot of the Greenhil trap
shooters Saturday, getting 47x50. Syl-
vester finished, with the score of 43
out Of his 80 birds. a stiff wind
bothered the shooters, keeping the
scores down.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
h. OF C. TEAM WINS.
Local Quintet Shows Fine Form In
Victory over keystone.

The newly organized K Of G. team
won over the Keystone Club Of Phila-
delphia, 27-23. in a fast game at
Brownson Hall. on Saturday night
The locals played fine game and
displayed good team work. In the
first half the locals rolled up a 1873
score on the visitors, but the PhiIa-
delphians came back in the second
half and gave the locals hard battle.
Il ar q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
WILMINGTON TRAPSHOOTERS WIN ANOTHER

League
victory at This
probably
clubs included number and
created a four-cornered tie at the top for horors
In the match saturday the Phnsdephdans
wnmngonans turned defeat final.
by
n Thrilling
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
SATURDAY SPORT.
College Football.

Delaware University, 4s; Western
Maryland. G.
Princeton. 10: Harvard, 8.
Yaie, %; Maryland 0.
Colgate. al; Rochester, 0.
Boston College IA; Marietta, 0.
Cornell. Al Columbia, z
Lafayette, 3S; Pennsylvania, 6.
Notrs Dame, Is; Army, o.
Syracuse, 13; MagiH, 0.
Georgetown, "a; Fordham, Z.
Nebraska. 10: Pittsburg, 0.
Navy. 6 Buckneln, 0.
Muhlenberg, IA; Lehigh, 13.
Illinois, q; Depauw, o.
Washington and Jefferson, 40;
Westminster, -
Allegheny. %; Buffalo. 10.
Bethany, IA; Grove City, 0,
Iowa. Al; Minnesota, :.
Purdue. 3 Northwestern, 0.
Wittenberg, o; Kenyon, 0.
Ohio State. Z: Chicago, 0.
Case. 13: Mount Union, Z.
Oberiin. IA; Wooster,
East Tech. IA; Toledo Scott
Ohio Northern 6 Reserve, 0.
Davidson, 3; North Carolina State
l3.
Georgia. Tech. as; Clemson, I.
v. p. l., 54 Morris Harvey College
4.
Centre, 55; Kentucky State. O.
Mississippi College, 27; University
of Mississippi. 0.
University Of Detroit, 81; Spring
field, O.
Swarthmore. 13; Stevens, 0.
Amherst. 8; Wesleyan, 3.
Penn State, IS: Carnegie Tech, :.
Bowdoin, IA; Maine. Z.
New Hampshire State. "a; Colby, T.
Boston University, s; Tufts, 0.
Rensselaer,, 21; Hobart. G.
Alfred, Z; Hamilton. O..
Johns Hopkins. 2S; Haversord, o.
A. and NJ, IA; Baylor, 3.
Louisiana State, 10; Arkansas. T.
Rico. Z; S. NJ. U. p, 0.
Washburn, 10; Emporia. Z.
Holy Cross, 2S; Bates. 0.
Williams, 81; Union, 9.
Auburn, IA; Tulane, 0.
Georgia, 81: Virginia. 0.
Furman. 81; Mercer, 0.
Creighton, 81; st. Louis University.
Ames. 2; Drake, 0.
Missouri University. Z; Washington
University, 0.
West Virginia University, 2S; Wash
ington and Lee. 7.
Miami, 81 otterhein. 0.
Vanderbilt. IA; Alabama, 0.
Sewanee, AZ; Chattanooga. 0.
Tennessee, IA Mississippi A. and
NJ, Z.
University of California, sS; Uni
versity of Southern California, Z.
stanford, 0; University of Washing
ton, 0.
Brown, 55: st. Bonaventura, Z.
Local Football.
\ Salesianum Catholic High School, o
Wilmington High school, 0.
Parkslde. s. St. Hedwig's. Chester, 0
| Chesrook, IA; Defiance, 1S.
Ninth Ward, IA; South Side Az.
giles, 0.
! Norwood A, A.. 81; St. Mary's, 6
American Legion, 10; st. Thomas,
West End, 81; Five Points, 0.
West End Academy, 1S, Five Point.
Seconds, Z.
Soccer.
/ Resurrection, q Wilmington Ga,
Company, 0.
du Pont High, A: Swarthmore Prep.
2.
Chester Burns, 2; Wilmington
Burns. 0.
Edge Moor, 3 North Philadelphi,
A. A.. 0.
basketball.
X of G., 27; Key stone Of Phfladel
phia, rs.
Brownson Thirds, ss; Hagley Third
20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
ST. Mnry's Loses.

ST. Marys a. A. went down to de-
feat at the hands OF the fast Nor
wood A. A.. at Norwood. Saturday,
score n to 6. The Cats" lacked their
usual pep" and showed up very
poorly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
Ninth Ward Captures Another.

Ninth Ward added another TO their
win column Saturday when they de-
feated The South Side Eden Academy
in a fast game at Eden Park BY the
score OF IA 10 0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
DEFIANCE THREATENS
CHESROOK'S s TITLE.
State Champs Given Scare at
Harlan Field in Sensational
Contest.

Defiance threw frightful scare into
Chesrook- on Saturday and although
they lost the game. the Defiance team
put up a great battle. The final
score was I4-13. with Chesrook hold
one OF the most sensational ever play
ed on local gridiron.
Taking the lead in the second quar-
ter. when Lowell intercepted wild
heave by George Hanley and ran 40
yards for a touchdown. Defiance kept
in front until the fourth period. Fight
ing desperately to score. Chesrook had
battered it's way through the Dan-
lance's 30-yard line In the third quarter
and the champions launched mad
rush goalward at the start of the f.
nal IL minutes. Fegley, who was
rushed into the Chesrook's backfield
In the third quarter TO plunge his beef
at the Defiance line, was opening up
big holes In the Purple and Gold from
tier and with the help OF Kemske and
Gabriel, advanced the bah TO the ten
yard line. Here Gabriel shot a for
ward pass 10 Fegley, who fell over
the goal and Chesrook took the lead
80. ne cnhihplonS scored seven
more points a few minutes later Han
| ley kicked of TO Filliben and w. ker-
rigan grabbed Defiance tumble on
the DDS" ,30-yard line on the first
play from scrimmage. kemske shot
through for Ave yards and on the
next play keneally carried forward
pass for touchdown. Seeley kicked
the goal.
Undaunted, Defiance got started
:gain. Hanley kicked to Neeson who
was dropped on his own 35-yard line.
Two sensational forward passes to
Hession advanced the ball to Ches-
rocks l5-yard line. The champions
held for three plays. but Lowell got
loose around left end and placed the
ball behind the goal posts. Gillespie
] L. .l..L- q H.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07

Substitutes. farkslde-Bacon Tor
Smith, w. Brennan for Potts. Evans
for Brennan, Volkman for McCullion
st. Hedwig' s-Catt for Desmond. Big
ger for Miller. Referee Wood. Umpire
Brady. Head linesman-M Manlove,
Timer Baker. Time of periods-Four
~ minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
Football at Delaware CITY.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Delaware City, Nov. THE ALI
stars easily defeated the Bearcats on
the old Turntable field yesterday. 20
to Z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
tis) w. Maryland (s)

son, schaeffer, Price, Steel. Williams
and SDeir. Goals from field. Holton
u. Substitutions, Delaware for
Goffigan; Steel Tor Rothroels. I,o,.,,
~ 'achson; Lilly for Schaeffer
,e0ahrock n Tor ivory; Manning for
iouhe' tari for Lilly; Lilly for Dom
aldson. Western Maryland-Hanscbe
for speir; Kinsey for Long. Nevis for
Leitch; G. MacIea for Eisais. R,ce so,.
rsier ,f haier Tor Rice; Speir for
iiaflsehe. Referee. Wight Of Bates;
.llpne' Green OF Syracuse; head
''lesnlsn' s'oiienwerck; time of quar-
ters, Is minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
LEGION WINS.
NJ. Thomas Held Scoreless In Game
With Former Soldiers.

American Legion football team took
the scalp Of St. Thomas eleven at
liaynard Field. Saturday afternoon To
the ture . Ia to o. Lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
Legion (ls)
Score by Periods,

Iouchdowns-kavanaugh, Kelly,
Goal from touchdown--McConne
substitutes: ST. Thomas'-scott for
Grubb. Adams for Sylvester, Golden
for Geiger. American Legion-Croth-
ers for Nandergrift. Referee-TTauber.
Gmpire-Jones
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
Seae h, Periods

ssare b, Periods.
NAis@isnuin ttttttttftt e--~o
WILMINGTON llsh t.t, o . 90
flefptvsa-.spih,. Culhy. tmplre.-
liauhet Delaware University. h,Ad
wan-atlrfstsnbefg Wilmington.
flmsfs@whNs aud ioumls, Time ~
lstiuisa=tn and ls minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07

Want to sell it Telephone cias-
sified ad.--Call 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

sands of able men have gone out OF 1t
the last few years, not only because
they could make more money elsewhere
but because they felt sense of the fu.
tihty of the entire system as conducted
in the average city school.
So long as the majority of boys who
90 to work at trade at Ia are making
more money at 80 than the lads who
remained in school, so long will am
bilious young America hate" school.
Some of the curse Of classicism has
been removed from our colleges, and
especially are the agricultural schools
producing results, but our primary
and secondary public schools are not
doing their work, in my opinion, and
the outpouring Of new millions each
year has not bettered them in the least
And, too, | believe our large city
schools are wasting so much time with
futile tests, pedagogic experimentation.
fads, fancies and exercises that little
teaching effort is left for the real work
of educating the young as to the truth
of life, the ways of efficiency and Civ
ing a working knowledge Of the few
sciences that we all need, and, above
all else, giving the pupil the habit Of
study and the love of study for study's
sake; and no teaching that fails to do
the last is teaching at ALT is futile
examining.
At eight, was reading and under
standing Ridpath's History of the
World, Dickens, Thackeray, much of
Emerson, and at ten | knew my alge-
bra, my Latin and had a start on
Greek, and / wasn't very bright at
that, but l had competent instruction
and it averaged less than three hours
day. Respectfully,
A CITIZEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Concerning Accumulation
Known as Correct Speech

Having out Of drive subjects before the entire pro-
eeson Of weeks had become exhausted unconfned
idiot inflicted Better English week upon and the nation
useessly worried and harred and harassed by dull
pedago4ues who endeavored dam the fluid flow Of our
language, and it thru their dull little pipes Of gram
NAUTICAL and pathological exactness.
The most painful person listens to is the person
whose speech exact precise correct without the imagery
of slang. or the tang Of the street
Almost good thing in song and literature in
and grafton. is good because it common, vernacular
walking the earth with the rest of the flesh.
You know IL of these language sharks had been given
the chore Of writing Garry Me Back Ole virginny
what he would have done with il?
generally known the Commonwealth of Virginia. and
i further desire that not only may my habtation and
domicie continue there until my decease but that there
after my mortuary be there established That would 20
well on banjo. one may surmse.
Or "Swanee Rbber: "A considerable distance down on
the nconsiderabe stream known the Swanee River and
too consequential degree removed from my true habitat
cardiac keeps continually rotating makes not
the slightest degree of difference where far dis
tant, pursue my peregrination" Try it on the player
piano.
Correct English proper speech in the minds of the peda-
gogues dead English frozen speech but the warm
blood Of the people keeps stirring in their daily contacts
and vision, imagery quick expression constantly create
new words and phrases that in time become embodied
in dictionaries those ridiculous books where pedants dis
play their ignorance and humble The dead bones
language.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Education, or What?

Editor The Star: As a parent with
children in the grades, as business
man having occasion to employ high
school graduates, and as a student of
educational methods and taxpayer, |
am convinced, from my first hand
knowledge, that our primary educa-
tional system is all awry.
Asa taxpayer I find that the school
budget is greater than ever-greater
in bulk and greater per pupil.
AS a business man | discover THAI
these high school graduates can spell
no better, know no more of grammar
and rather less Of courtesy, than the
graduates of the country schools of my
youth.
AS parent, l find that my children
are getting smattering of what is by
politeness called music, and art"
(save the mark), and fancy dancing
termed caiisthenics, and other smatter-
ings of arts and crafts, but that in the
vitals, the fundamentals, the truths of
history, the merit of good books, the
art of conduct, the knowledge of civics
those basic stones in the structure Of
education-my children know nothing
Indeed, what vague ideas they have
about the world, the peoples thereof,
and of life terrestrial, celestial and mar
thine, are mostly wrong.
A competent, experienced, sympa-
thetic teacher is above price, but such
of that sort as we have receive no espe-
cial recognition; years of service, often
political pull, count for more than
merit, gather from my observation.
It has become almost confession of
weakness for a man to remain a public
school teacher, and only few brave
spirits hang to the profession. Thou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
MIR. mErTIN's Ant

A little rcd ant placed himself on
railroad track In the West. He
stood up on his hind legs and said:
Il see coming In the distance a big
passenger train. the Cannon Ball.
and | arm going 10 wreck H. when
tho engineer sees me standing on the
rail he Will be filled with dread and
CONSERVATION. and when no blows
the whistle giving the danger nig.
nal. the conductor win cry In vain 10
the passenger, who will scream
with f-ar as they poke their heads
out at the windows just before I
wreck the train and destroy them
ALL" The poor little ignorant. gro
ustical ant stood there for n mo
mont. but the engineer did not evea
nee him on the long shining raIl. This
conductor did not know he was
there. the passengers were unaware
OF the little ants threatening attt
tude. and when the train had parsed
on there was just ono little greasy
spot left on the rail where IN. ant
had been. Senator Helm ,democrai)
Alabama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
REMARKABLE
REMARKS

There seems to be In all walks OF
life a general disregard Of high moral
standards. bishop William cabeil
Brown. Episcopaiian. Virginia.
While We had 200 br~weries In
New York state before prohibition.
W. now have 100000 bathtub and
Kitchen breweries. Representative
John kinscl. Brooklyn.
have counted 30 makes OF auto
mobliea in Egypt. Of which America
furnished 10 per cont.-ItaIph j
cheaebrourh. founder Of American
Chamber Of Commerce In Egypt
Home brew In the poorest and mos,
dangerous brew In the world. n you
arc roinE TO have beer. 1, ought "a
BE- made scientifically. DIR. Harvey
+. Wiley. pure food expert.
All American boys and girls should
spend a year OF their lives on farm
a. part Of their oduca alton Profess
or Dallas Lorc SHARPE. Boston uni
ver~ity.
Women for the greater part are
rarasiter. Apartment house life
has been renponsibl..--~Dr. Martin J
storrnsand. University OF Southern
California
Heat IL the greatest ansiseptie
known and tho heat generated by a
kiss destroys the supposed germ
DR.. Simon Louis ka,Eoff. physician
and psychologist.
Cnod annie ME. 70 10 nnldf'r =Ad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

In n customary and thoroiy safe where
only one lung 10 diseased 20 put thst
lung out Of commission By the use OF gas
IN order that the lung may have
chance 20 rest and thus heAG
In recent years. the treatment
known as artificial pneumothorax
has been employed to considerable
extent in various sanatoria. on the
whole. the results OF this form OF
treatment have been satisfactory In
seiected cases.
The treatment consists In the intro
duction OF sterile nitrogen gas into
the chest cavity. thus causing the
lung 10 collapse Of It's own elasticity.
Under these circumstances, the lung
does not move during respiration,
ard the tuberculous focus If placed at
rest. The gas Is injected from time
20 time. for slow absorption takes
place and the lung gradually tends
10 resume It's original position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

Good apple pie. 20 to Boldt'r --Ad.
vertis~ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

hsvs . baby 81 months old and oc-
ensionaiiy he holds his breath Shen
eBying-
Such attacks occur In children o.
: very nervous type II 10 probably
. manifestation OF tesany. disease
characterized by an extreme irr,tA-
bility Of the nervous system.
Breast feeding IN one Of the best
preventives Of tstany and mothers
milk is also the best food after the
disease has developed Keep the
baby out In the fresh air and sun
shine n much as possible, see that
his sleeping room is quiet and wen
ventilated. and do not allow anyone
70 romp or play with him In such a
vay as TO excite him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
uta1@a,n
ND


D9ooGD eufl ne Y sAsrv b aay cure ~
Yoaas. NJ tssth ar~ gstffng iooss-
- Hsus4nss claim sn~y can cure ~.
oGnnsU ~ there y - eusU tor ~ 10
aDDos u aay essf ~ -
me treatment Of pyorrhea has Inn
pBUvsd cnnssderAbiy in recent years
- whf)s ussss - no specific ned
enc which win cure the condition.
~ proper treatment By an expert
encsd qualified asusiss proves entire
h successful. Lex me urge you 10
Gpauuis . qualified dentist. and Be
uu1Asd b. his advtca
1As ipecac Treatment has largely
I'm abandoned. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
From the
Congressional
Record
LET GEORGE DO IT

As % the people who would drag
us into war for zap you would not
find them anywhere near zap whom
tho wur wiu on.--acnator Kenyon
republican,. Iowa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
What's 1t All About?
BY DR. WILLIAM X. BARTON

fEftE IL a popular play. the boards In .~v.ra
cities In which the tension over strained ,r,y
cay which the spectators at different stages accord
Ing TO their insight discover be burIesou. A. =.
heved by character who emerges at each rnonsn,
OF high suspense and asks, whats all the sboo,ins
fort"
Some such question needs 10 be propounded Mt IN,
auent intervals beholds the drama of M.
what Is II all about? What kind OF world liz this,
There are those who believe II to be a had world
nope'essy pad There are others who believe tina,
the effort 10 make It appear good Ia the s,,or, 81
create perfection out Of the OF imperfections
There are others who hold that IL is the best ~ mi
possible worlds.
liable OF he a1csttop W. A. -, - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

about sofco comparison
II question Ia bov en-.
In the period which
live the
There be goodwor
not
world by single effort that attribute
~~
But there Of
to 4,
giving - ~ :"
In to
is hurry and II all
moving backward
II would be interesting to know the occasion
OF character OF world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
,SbrinSCGd1li1l8
~ Berton Brale>..,

House cleaning time. house eesnins tme'
The housewives busiiy chasing the CRIME
The pictures all taken down from the Walls
The chairs and the tables out In the halls.
And upstairs downstairn. wherever you fare
The odor Of Huds and ammonia In there,
Commingled with perfume OF chloride Of lime
House cleaning time, House cleaning time!
Mother n wearing a calico gown.
A towel for headdress--and also a frowr.
And Willie In lingering out In the street.
Appalled, at the prospect OF he must beat
And hoping his mother won't ask him 70 scrub.
While father. dear father. stays down nj his club
For only person with patience sublime
Can stick around home when ts house cleaning time
Oh duytpans and buckets and brurhes galore
And brooms and scrrbbing clutter the floor.
You from the mantei off OF q shelf.
And all that get you must rustic yourself
The clotbesines are sasgng with blankets and SUCH
Aud mattresses M the whole yard. pretty much
The furnitures piled In q sort of heap
There's place 10 and there's plac~ 10 siecp
And wise people flee 70 far. foreign cline.
And there TN AFTER It's house cleaning timd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

~ least 10 psv cent of oar popuia-
ton IL left'handod. says the Journal
OF the American Medical Association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
TODAys QUESTION

sVsSHs y N.sN'ss~Ss~
What n the state flower Of Wsslsi
inxtoo?
ANSWERS
o. ~. MASON. 1890 Eighth ave:
Every really beautiful flower h
more or Icss 10 be found here"
NJ. ID. MAY. TOT Union st.: when
lived In Portland elected the rose
and I haven't gotten over H."
CLARENCE H. JONES. Central
bldg: The rhododendron."
Il. c. OSBORN. sio Third ave. II
can name II but can't spell II.
It's a beautiful flower. tho
w. r. FARIs. 1919 ~. 3sth IT.:
The rhododendron."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Making tires good
Making discounts big

The tire whose value b
the measure Of all other
tire values. The tire with
stability standards good
this year, good next year,
good all the time.
Multiply this typical
man by a million and
you get an idea Of how
Royal Cord opinion Is
making itself felt
United States Royal
Cords as original equip
ment on the represen-
tahve carsof the country.
In tire stores queries
like this: els this tire a.