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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-01

St. Mary's church, Pembroke street, corner Steuben, Rev. Matthew Traynor, pastor. Masses on Sunday are as fol- lows: 730, and 10:3o. Sunday school after the o'clock mass Vespers and benediction at S:30.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-01

Ey-s+ Church of Christ, ScientistS Sl Iafayette street. Sunday services an ssandsV school, Il a. m. and p. n Wednesday evening testinonial; mgetNn ie19s n s o'clock. Reading room' security 1115 Main street.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-01

OIivet Congregational church, Main street and North avenue, pr. Herbert B. Brown. miEster. Church school at 9:45; worship al Ii; c. F. meetings at 6:SO; songs and picture sermon at 7:30.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
WHITE S0X AFTER
CHARLIE GAULT
Local Backstop Has Not Been
Released by Miller Huggins,
Despite Reports
PITCHERS FOR PENC0YD

Charlie Gault. local catcher, recon-
mended by Eddie Williams 20 Miller
Higgins, Of the New York Yankees. is
back from the Yankees training camp,
but Gault Is not released as press dis
patches have stated. II such we're the
case he would now be with the Chicago
White Sox, as Manager Gleason Is anx-
ious that he Join that team.
When II was reported Gault had been
dropped, Gleason Immediately wired
him TO report. Higgins has not re-
leased the local backstop, but will let
him know his decision as to his dispo-
sitnon in about ten days. Gault will not
play with any minor league club as he
has a contract calling to be sent to a
Glass A or double A team IL not retained
by the Yanks.
Gault says the Yankees are the hard
est team in the world to crash in with
and that they had several players get
ting tryouts that could bat and run
the bases like regular FOOLS" but there
Is no chance with the team. With any
other club they would land regular jobs.
While Charlie likes the team he Is not
predicting the pennant for It, but
admits It has great chance. He
will devote the next two weeks in coach
ing one Of the teams in the local bank
league.
Pencoyd's Great Pitchers
Jack Reynolds, manager Of Pencoyd
Iron Works, has signed UP most Of the
players for the season and the line up
announced Is one array Of baseball
stars, headed by two of the premier
pitching aces in this locality. With the
disbandment of Parkesburg Iron, Rey-
nolds has secured Vernon Touchstonc.
hurting king of the Ironworkers and
formerly the big noise in the Delaware
County League. Pete Liebert will share
the pitching burden with Touchstone.
Behind the bat will be Magee and
Lowrey, a pair of competent catchers,
forming two complete batteries. The
infield includes Carlson, Of Dobson, on
first; Jack Ellis, second; "Yank
Disher the fence buster on third, and
Homer or Watson at short.
In the outfield are Rec in left, Bert
Castor in right and Sykes in left. Rey =
nolds has issued call for practice for
next Saturday afternoon. The opening
game is scheduled for Saturday, April
80 with Cressona Tigers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
Scraps about Scrappers

Tom Longhran. Smoky Hollow velter-
y,sishs will meet his s.iflss. tsss IN local
Auditorium 4. A. tonight. Tho other eight
TSgndeF Ernn Til! eo p!S;,o: X; o: Frank Smith ys.
Danny Mccabe. Frank Sparks vs. Joe Coster
and Dave Shannon ys. John Monroe.
Thirty-tw rounds OF boxing are scheduled
SON and Mike Howe,. S Eush5 i'tnms casDss SSm,. NJ.
To%my osan vs. Hairy Fred %S:
ys. George Brown Joe Howell vs.. Marty
Dv,ns PSssy nntsy, Wliams sOs,L w. H0SSy stei:r
1e four-round matches.
Joe Kennedy. Msnnyunit sportsmar, IA
mourning the loss OF HIS mother. who passed
away on Saturday.
Al Reynolds Issues a challenge to X. o. Al
Wagner. The latter 10 boxing In splendid
form.
Their, Is q letter in the sports department
OF the EVENING PUBLIC LEDGHR for Battlins
Leonard.
Harry kid Brown boxes Freddy Jacobs
in Portland. Me. tonight. Jake Freedman
Joe Ttplitr is booked for three bouts In
four days. Ho t9Ies Tim Droney In Read
Hs hsrs MDdy nsh ana Peeeor e
tin IN Boston TuesdRy night.
Joe Daley. welterwc!eht wrestling cham
p!on OF Europe has started a week's en-
EaRtment at the Trocadero, meeting all
comers afternoon and night
Charley 0Nen Is open TO meet X. O. Al
Miller. Frankie Mcguire md Willie FerEu-
son writes Jimmy Clinton.
Harry Speaker says he defeated Johnny
Royce in an amateur tourney, boxing under
the name OF Young Patsy Wallace. Speaker
wants TO take on Royce at any OF tho local
clubs.
Answers to queries - Harry (Kid) Brown
and Ralph Brady boxed twelve rounds IN
boston previous to their meeting hero. the
kllHane lives in Cleveland.
Joe Spencer. Frankcord ny7~eight. 10 train
months. He wants to meet Johnny Royve or
Joe Kelly.
Frankie Farren. o coast lightweight. 10
making tour Of the country; Ho Is heing
handled on this trip 5y Frank 4. LaTler;
Baird Joe Benjamin and Harlem Eddie
Kelly.
Mickey MaIlon has recovered from q recent
automobile accident and h9 will be ready
for action in few wek9.
Fred Trotter, Kens!nston weiterweisht.
has had several Offers from promoters up
the state.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
COFFEY SHINES AS
ALL-R0UND PLAYER
Catholic High Star Scintillates
in Recent Basketball Tour
ney at Penn
IS JUNIOR AT r. c. n. S.

Despite the finish Of the University
championship tournament. there still Is
some doubt in the minds Of those fol
lowing basketball activities Of school
boys here as to who should be awarded
the honor. Of being the best all around
forwnrd in the scholastic ranks.
Through the staging Of this tourna
ment. players Of forty Of the most
widely known high schools located
within radius Of 100 miles Of Phila
delphia, performed on a neutral floor,
with neutral officials.
Frank Cotfcy, star Of the Roman
Catholic High School quintet. showed
himself as one Of the best all around
forwards developed during the last sea
son in this city.
Displays Skill
Unlike many other schoolboy for
wards who only have one big card
Cofcy displayed unusual skill in many
departments OF the game. He is an eI t.
pert dribbler. This was demonstrated
BY the fact that time and again he drib
blcd right through the entire opposing
team, II being extremely difficult to stol
him without fouling.
In the semifinal contest, in which
Catholic High was opposed BY Read
ing High School. twelve Of the sixteen
fouls called on Reading were committed
against Cofey, seven Of the twelve
being personal fouls. Throughout tn.
tournament, as we'll as the entire sea
son. he has been a tireless team
worker, which Is borne out by the mum
Der of assists with which he is credited
Coftey has acquired the knack o,
coming in and getting the ball on th,
tap-o This gives his team a decide,
advantage by getting possession of tn,
ball, and thus being able to start man,
Of their signal plays which resulted IL
field goals.
McNichol Boost
When 1t comes to cutting in for IN,
basket and ail-around fast floor work
Cofey Is fast. Being feet of foot. h,
is able to cover great amount Of ter.
ritory.
During the games in the Penn tour.
nament, Couch McNichol, Of Penn, wa,
a very interested spectator, as far a,
the performance OF Coffcy was con
ceraed. He was deeply impressed viii
Cofey's work and stated that his ali.
around playing at forward marks mir
Rs one Of the best In the scholasti,
ranks.
Coffcy is now member of the iunio,
class and, therefore, has another yco,
in which 10 perform for the Purple a mr.
Gold.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
REYNOLDS LOST TO
.. PENN TRACK TEAM
Relay High Jump Winner Last
Year Out for Season With
Internal Injury
FRESHMAN Nine LOOKS GOOD

"what IS a track team without a
hish jumper?" said Lawson Robertson
coach Of the University OF Pennsyl-
cania track team, this morning when
word was brought to him that BIZ
Rernolds, one Of the best high jumpers
Penn has had for many years, would be
unable TO compete for the Red and Blue
this season.
REYNOLDS had an 1-ray taken re-
Gently that disclosed cavity in his
mtestines, the after effect of a severe
case Of typhoid fever suffered two years
ago His physicians ordered him 10
rest year. Reynolds first received
warning that something was wrong
With him internally last October when
ne was working out on Franklin Field
Severe pains caused him to stop his high
jumping. Several examinations were
made that failed to disclose the nature
OF the trouble, although Reynolds was
unable to do any more high jumping.
Last week he made an effort to leap over
ere bamboo pole, but was unsuccessful
It was then decided to have an x-ray
taken, which disclosed the intestinal
nvity.
Reynolds gained q national reputa- =
ton In the Penn relays last year when
DC captured first place In the high jump
from the best jumpers in the United
States with a leap Of 8 feet ! u inches.
He defeated at that time Landon, after
wards Olympic record holder and cham :
p!on; Dink Templeton, the Pacific coast
phenom, and Murphy. Of Notre Dame.
Being freshman, Reynolds was in
eligible for varsity competition, and
Coach Robertson expected TO use hin,
thle year In all the meets.
Robertson has two high Jumpers Of
fair ability in Woodside and Nichols,
neither of whom, however, have been
able to get over the feet 8 inches. The
loss Of Reynolds means the loss of sew
sral points to Penn In the intercolle-
Eiates.
With the varsity baseball team on is
southern tour, the freshman nine was
the center of attraction on Franklin
Field yesterday afternoon. Coach Bot
Yates had his entire squad out unit
the heavy rainstorm that sent then
scurrying for cover.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

who opened up the big smear? What
IL to happen to these crooks, who are
the 'ast word in degenerate filth? And
to the alleged big operator, or operators,
with enough money to protect them
selves?
That hoarse guffaw you hear just
around the corner seems to be the only
answer in sight.
The Niblick Shot
The nibick shot-the nibHck shot
lt jolts to beat the band,
When one has taken seven belts
And still is IN the sand.
When one has taken seven belts
TO see pith burning soul
The ball keep rolling back again
Into deeper hole.
Bakers Return
THE Frank Baker experiment 10 be-
L ing watched with keen interest. Not
only by Yankee followers, but by stu
dents of sport, who are wondering
whether q man at thirty five can lay of
for year and then bound nimbly back
into the arena with his pristine pep and
pomp.
Baker first came into fame in 1910,
when he batted around $50 against the
The Trappe Terror increased this
fame in 1911, when he assaulted Matty
and Marquard for home runs on sue
cessive days.
But 1910 and 1911 are not yesterday.
OF that combination Collins and Nc
Innis still survive, but they have kept
plugging away. The years rest may
have done Baker good. But concerning
this testimony no man can say until
after the hard hitter Of other years has
been well tested in the campaign.
THE owners Of the Yankees wish to
L announce that there is no truth In
the rumor that 80 per cent Of the ad-
mission price will be refunded on the
days when the "Battering Babe re-
frains from socking one out Of the or
chard. They claim that the suspense Is
the biggest part Of the show.
WE ARE not naturally pessimistic,
w but we have a hunch that this
balmy winter and genial March are
leading into something cold and p,oist,
as IL composed of lot of wind and
rain. This Is based upon the proved
theory that at one time or another you
pay for what you get.
Copyright 1891. All rt1Ats rsserved
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
Ph Open With Washington Jacksonville Tomorrow
Euening Ledger Decisions
OF Ring Bouts Last Night

oLyMrIA.-seo,s. shaTsy ,.s stoggsd ns, .sny n,,,y
sas;s hasoj jamcs' s.cosd, sam Mo-bsrs. won from
Frsnkie CIsrt. jos Eits Ss1f,,H,ses ,,,, , wi.,e
CHEsTER-Johnny Griniths kTosked ncs. , out
a nd Bobby Allen drew Billy Haas shsdcS
hobby Hurhes, Jack McCnuisy , arcm ss.u Win
TTTTSBURGH joe Lynch won from
RLrooNx.Jaek Palmer shaded Arthur
RoSHIsTER, N. Y.-Irsh r.tsy Cline
disousiifCd for stsiiins ssninst Cal Deisnr''
DETROIT - Carl Trcmaino outpointed
"SIIEEIOwN - Memphis ral Moore. se-
fsated Tory MeHugh. Johnny Rosner beat
Tommy Murray. Allentown Jack Pe~ry WIN
from Joe stefsnik.
LaSChsTEIs-wiiiie Callahan and JOHNNY
sosToN@Johnny Clinton defestcs Jimmy
FrusEettf.
NEW YoRK--Joe Gorr1sn awarded de-
cislon over Frank Edwnrda.
DtLT1N0RE--Littlc Jer defeated Little
SEw ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Britt stopn~d
Eddie Moran. second.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
UNDER GAMES STRAIN,
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
Eyen Second Guess Isn't Atcays as Good as Athlete
! May Make, With S,ceat-Dimmed Eye, Under Stress
OF Sport Conflict
Tho Critic
BY GRANTLAND RICE

Tho Critic
N. yov, Dho in your pdunted pride
Haze clearer judgment than the one
VINO scraps ,ohere ripols sit dstride
U., aching dome or bean or bum
pause. ere you label him sop,
Asd put yourself ,oithin his trop.
Uoo, the outside, looking in.
Yoar JOB, dear sir, Is quite a cinoh.
Yor do NOT feel your hcudpiecc spin,
Nor does your stomach knop the oiinch.
An cool and clear yonr p',ton hes,
While perspirution dims his eyes.
outsido-and Inside
ALL of which leads up to a certain
"A true story that grandstand critics
,,;sht oonder in their spare moments.
A. a Princeton football game last
Avli a certain well-known expert was
htting on the side lines with Frank
Click, the old Tiger star.
TLe expert was criticizing the judg-
rent Of the quarterback In selecting his
plays. TIT,
.vsE. "Well," replied Click, "just
Uba play would you call here7"
.'l cts see," began the expert, con-
s,der ne the case calmly and dispas-
siona Sely. A few moments later he gave
his d cision.
ii lat's all very WE'LL" returned
Click "but In the meanwhile that quar-
t,rbatk has had to run off three plays.
You now he doesn't have five minutes
in wh ch TO make up his mind"
A TriAe Different
TT ISN'T hard to sit back at your
j leisure. under no strain, with moth
Ing at stake, and make the correct de-
cision.
But when you are forced to act on
. half seconds notice, with the per
spiration streaming in your eyes, with
both mind and body a tri6e tagged from
the contest, 1t is bit different. Just
q bit.
1ILyE ARE glad to note," announces
w Punch, that a date Is fixed for
the two Gracco- Rumanian weddings.
Too many modern marriages are in the
catch as catch can style
The Hoarse GufYaw
THE crooked White So1 may get off
J. with mere banishment from their
game, not the lightest punishment in
the world.
But how about the crooked gamblers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
4 Clean States In Billiard TOURNEY

Detroit. Mich, March 20.-Four contest
sTS tor the amateur three-cushion billiards
Gt'e W. r. Brewer, E, w. l.ockabaush and
3, u, Kuhns. Of Chicago. and Walker Cal
esrTood, OF Detroit, vert into the second
ssSS Gay play today with clean slates. having
tournament, A. II. Huhn. Chicago. had one
ViS,"ry and one defeat. while l., 4. Seryatlus
nna aa w. II. Laubach, OF New York had lost
vhe vhe each. H. w Sutclife. Chicago. was at
sro so loot OF the perceHase column with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
o,vn,lc Swimmers In National Meet

Chicago. March 90. - Champions. and
former championg. and members of the
are, among the entrants for the National A.
a. U. wafer polo and relay championships
on April Q and 7. Miss Charlotte Boyle. OF
the Now York Womena swimming A-soe!a-
pionships, will participate In the free-sty'e
events. Miss Helen "e.rwrIght, OF Sew %
ing az the olympic games. has entered the
diying cYentO and free.sty!e swimn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
Mrs. Feltner Going Abroad

New York. March 2o--Mrs. Quentin II.
Feitner (the former MBs Lillian Hyde),
metropolitan and Florida state woman golf
champion. will be a member OF the party OF
American women who VIII play In the British
championship tourru ment opening May 80. Il
was announced here today. Mrs. Fetner
waB runner-up In the national title event IN
1911
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
10000 Witness Hockey Match

. thneouver. u. G.. March 20.--Ottawa'
a. sskkey team defeated Vancouver last might
!" lhe third game OF the championship series
2 soss 10 2 More than 10 900 persons were
~, 'hS gallery. Ottawa has won two ganns
~" ~" Ehncouyer one, The fourth game will
payed Thursday night under Eastern
association rules.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
Seven Enter Los Angeles Races

siio, Anxeles. Calf. March 90, Seven
sbiets VIII compete In national champion :
speedway April 10. the Speedway Association
I-nmoanced to-day They are Ralph de Palma
sunny Milton. Eddie Hearne. Roscoe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
sI.,ta Out Of Ocean Yacht Race

Annapolis, Md. March 90. - Tho yawl
Siesta. frst entrant IN the projected ocean
Hook 10 Ostend. RelsiumI for q cup offered
BY King Albert. OF Belgium. has been sold
nounced today that no would Withdraw the
entry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

changing punches for almost the entire
three minutes.
Billy Devine and Willie Spencer also
staged a swell scrap. with the former
winner. Booboo Hof handled the
victor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
kohIemaInen Out Of Marathon

a., peIroit. Mich, March 28,---Hannes KohIe.
sa'thhen, Olympic marathon champion, has
thutt word 20 tho Irish. American A. c. here
ma. ne VIII not participate IN tho auto city
maIAthon next Saturday. having been una bic
" train owing TO an injured les,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

Thousands OF plain citizens streaming to
tho shore Easter never had pretti.r eyeful
OF scenery than whom they crnned their necks
at Pino Valley The fairways and greens.
bIushins meath tho SOFT caress OF early sum
mer weather. tho white sand the black
POOLS Of water haEards-charming and
gorgeous were feeble adjectiVes for Il al.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

viii 20 abroad this year In quest OF the
British amateur title IN all that 10 needed
10 make the trip q success. especially with
evch capable feilow4passenser AZ Bobby
Jones, leading golf citizen OF Atlanta. Ga.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd's fsvorito
golf shot 10 out of q trnp near the green.
whero she &ields her famous l6h ounce
mashie.nlbl,c. The shot aided her at a
crucial moment 10 beat Mrs. Hope Gibson.
c, nada, yesterday in the North and South
championship at P!nehurst
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
AUDITORIUM A. A. si1.h and

~RoDtt tSrNhS1NI ~ Fts Urown sts
TUESDAY Eya.. MARCH. seIH ~"
NhL'E oTHra 3HE!I Gcon ys TON s%,,L n9UoHSAS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

Unless Il 10 found necessary 20 change the
date again, the Forty Stroliins Golfers will
meet for a big time Thursday n'ght. when
Il banquet and pleasant time will be had.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

Il 10 reported tha. J. Franklin Meehan
will turn over his private nine-hole course
at North 9lsns!de TO Ctdarbrook, which must
terminate It's occupation OF the stenton
course on Friday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

II may turn omt. however. ike the base.
ball spring training camps. IN the ball
yards OF a summer they always take UP the
refrain. What has become OF the flowers
that bloomed IN the spring. ira. la
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

Frankie Farren. o coast lishtweiGht. 10
handled on this trip by. Frank A. Lawler
TaTren has boxed Willie Jackson, Earl
Baird, Joe Benjamin and Harlem Eddie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

Joe TtplitE Is booked for three bouts in
four days. Ho toxes Tim DrOney In Read.
Ing Saturday nisht Johnny Dundee az the
Olympia here Monday night and Pepper Mar
tin IN Boston TueSday night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

Joe Daley. welterweight wrestling cham
p!on OF Europe has started week'a en-
gaRement at the Trocadero. meeting all
Comers afternoon and night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

Joe Spencer. Frankford ny1reight. 10 train.
,ns again after being idle for several
months. He wants TO Tneet Johnny Royoe or
loo Kelly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

Answers to queries - Harry (Kid) Brown
and Ralph Brady boxed twelve rounds In
Roston previous to their meeting here the
former getting the referees decision. Johnny
kilhane lives in Cleveland.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

Mickey Mallon has recovered from q recent
automobile accident and he will be ready
kn- artlon In 4 few MekD.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

Tom Lo1ghran. Smoky Hollow welter-
ring when he faces Charley O'Neil at tho
Auditorium a. A. tonight. Tho other eight
rounder will be X. o. Frank Smith vs.
Frank Alder. Prellms: Marty Burns va
Danny McCabe. Frank Sparks VS. Joe Coster
and Dave Shannon vs.. John Monroe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

Frel Trotter, KensIngton weiterweight
has had several Offers from promoters Up
the state.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

Harry Kid) Brown boxes Freddy Jacobs
In Portland. Me. tonight. Jake Freedman
will handle the PhilRdelphian In this match.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

Their, IL letter in the sports department
OF the EVENING PUBLIC LEDGYR for BattIinn
Leonard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

Harry Speaker ssyB he defeated Johnny
Royce in an amateur tourney. boxing under
the NAME OF Young Patsy Wallace. Speaker
wants 20 take on Royce at any OF tho local
clubs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

Charley 0'Neu is open 10 meet K o. Al
Miller. Frankie Mcguire and Willie FerEu-
son. writes Jimmy Clinton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

Now that June has been moved forward
to replace March: golfers are beginning to
wish that some bold club would stop for
ward with an Invitation tournament or
some thing. Regret that the scheduled events
are 80 distant 10 made kconcr by the
startling rounds and shotg being turned In
almost daily.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-01-21

AS the mercury drops lower, the necessity for an
- oil of low cold test becomes more apparent.
- = If the oil will not flow freely at prevailing
temperatures your engine is not properly fabricated
the storage battery soon becomes exhausted from
cranking the cold engine and unsatisfactory service
from your automobile results.
The use of Zeroene No. l, No. and No. 5 solves cold
weather fabrication problems They low cold oils.
They remain fluid and feed properly when the
perature is below freezing. They eliminate starting troubles
give feAbiy to your engine and quick acceeraon right
from the start.
Drain your crankcase and fill with Zeroene