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now TO REDUCE.
Lecture 20 Tell Women Secret OF
Slender Waist Line.

Miss Leona Stephens. who Is play
ing this week at the Garrick theatre,
is nm unusual actress i'm that she is
Manning 20 disclose her secrets. Miss
stephens ls an expert at explaining
haw women may retain slim and girl
ish figures until middle age. She in
tends TO give special matinees for
ladies at which she win demonstrate
her exercises.
When she entered tho profession
several years ago Miss stephens was
decidedly plump. in fact she weighed
las. Now she is slender and girlish
and looks even younger than she did
then. About forty women have fol-
lowed her instructions with the same
happy result.
The methods are Of Miss stephens
own invention and are series of sim
pie progressive exercises, which
would not take more than fifteen
minutes night and morning. 1T is as
little trouble as brushing your teeth,
said Miss stephens, "and IL makes you
feel so much better. IL women would
train like race horses they would al
ways feel fine because they would
realize they looked well. A women
with slender hips and strong back is
always stylish and usually happy
she said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
NEWS OF 4 DAY,
FROM THE STATE
Newark Man Now Enjoys Dis
tinotion OF Holding Three
Public Offices.
AUTO RUN DOWN BY TRAIN

ftvm Every E,cninss Correspondents.
Georgetown. Nov. 9.--Whilc at
tempting TO cross the railroad tracks
nj the main crossing IN Millsboro.
shortly after noon yesterday, w.
nlalnc Atkins. iunhcrman Of that
town was hlt by n south-bound freight
train and seriously injured. linz
mcdlatcly after the injury he was
hurried TO Milford Emergency Hos
rlsal, where his condition is said to
hc critical
Mr.. Atkins was on his way home
al the time. COMING from westerly
direction. through the main street of
the town, he was unable 90 see the
freight train bearing down upon him
from the north because ~ an old frame
husldIng which stands near the tracks.
The engine was hooked on 60 the rear
of the draught ~ ears, and Just as
he rot upon the tracks the teudcr hit
tho iefl side of his Ford sedan. smash
ma the aide and cutting the rear
wheel on the lett from under the car.
The impact was 50 ereat that the ear
was knocked several feet from the
tracks.
"A 40 definite reports have been re-
,eiysd from the hospital, the extent OF
his Injuries IN not set known here.
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INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION,
HEADACHES, TIRED FEELING,
VERY QUICKLY DISAPPEARED

God / am satisfied it will do any one
good who win take II. / do not believe
IL can be recommended too highly"
declared Vim. G.. Ward, 105 Delaware
avenue, Norrsyille, Pa. Bucks county.
Give mother nature half chance and
she viii drive away your troubles, ward
of sickness, coughs and colds, but II
through sickness, overwork, or strain
the system becomes weak and rundown
you should put the health back 70 nor
NAL at once so that nature VIII have a
chance.
Keep toned up and you viii need havs
little fear Of sickness Keep the whole
family that way It's lots cheaper than
doctors bills. EarIe's Hypo Cod-puts
person back on their feet days and
weeks sooner. Drop in AZ the drug store
and ask them about this new powerful
modern and up-to-d8te tonic thousands
are using tonight.
Leading druggists everywhere have
the genuine Earle's Hypo-Cod in the
famous orange colored carton bearing
name Earle Chemical Co, Wheeling, ".
Va, which assures you Of purity and
quality in medicine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Y. W. c. A. GIRLS CLUBS.

The pollyanna Club had a party Fri
day evening at which Miss Lafure,
their adviser, and Miss Robinson We're
guests. Monday evening the Friend
ship Club had meeting at which Miss
Young, executive secretary for y. w.
c. 4. work in the near East talked
on the work there and described the
life of the girls who had been carried
of by the Turks.
Monday evening the Ukelele club
met and yesterday the West End Club
met at the West End Reading Room
and the Pollyanna and Hiawatha
Corps met at the Y. w. c. y. club
rooms. In the evening the -Four Leaf
Clover Club held a pleasant masque-
rade dance at which about one hun
dred young people We're present.
Next week is World Fellowship
Week and Mrs. Stevenson OF New
I York will speak TO all the clubs. AS
this annual event comes at the time
| Of the Disarmament Conference IL is
expected TO rouse much Interest
among the local girls.
! The Friendship Bible Class viii be
gin a class in Bible study on Novem-
ber q. Miss Sallie Reid Shaw will be
/ the teacher
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Bronchitis and His Rundown
System Also Helped Through
Use of Earle's Hypo-Cod.
THREE BOTTLES DID
THE WORK FOR HIM

"I suffered from the after effects Of
malaria and influenza which ! had over
year go. My symptoms were a COM
plete run down system, Indigestion,
constipation headaches, always tired,
coated tongue, bronchitis and | could
not rest at night.
after reading about Earle's Hypo-
Cod in the Philadelphia papers. decided
TO give il trial as the formula looked
good TO me. | am now on my third
bottle and all my troubles have dis
appeared. | recommend Earlo's Hypo-
Cod because | think it is a wonderful
tonic and will do everything they claim
il not more. expect to take three or
four bottles more Of Earle's Hypo-Cod !
believe in keeping my system in good
order and with q tonic like Earle's Hypo-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
A. o. U. w. Lodge to Entertain
Grand Master Kane and Staff
Tomorrow Evening.

snecial Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. Nov. 9.--Tho following
officers of Friendship Lodge. No. 3.
Ancient Order OF United Workmen,
will be installed tomorrow evening by
Grand Master of Workman Edward
T. Kane. assisted by Past Grand Mas
ters Charles b. Prettyman. Ezekiel
Cooper and Charles Yetter; Master
Workman. Harvey Johnson: Past
Master Workman. Vance II. Mitchell:
Foreman. Irving Jones; Overseer.
Robert II. Harrington, Sr.; Inside
Watchman, Leslie l.. Walls; Outside
Watchman, Frank Harrington; Guide,
John h. Montgomery: Treasurer,
Thomas ID. Walls; Financier, John Il.
Manlove; Recorder, James l.. Bacon.
At the close of the installation re-
freshments will be served.
Al the meeting OF the official board
Of New Castle Methodist Episcopal
! Church last evening the following ros-
olution was unanimously passed.
To the Honorable Mayor of New
Castle: We. the official members Of
tho New Castle Methodist Episcopal
Church, wish to deplorc the Sunday
thhANaAA kttitt MH4An WITS UA1AHN
against your specific orders, and.
speaking for our church. desire to go
on record as being unalterable op-
posed TO Sunday sports or any other
lnovations which are not only viola
tiOns of the state law, but are detri-
mental 90 the institution known as
the American Sunday and the moral
fabric of the community. We hereby
commend your attitude In the matter
and assure you of our loyalty and CO.
operation in all your efforts for law
endorsements. (Signed,) J.. II. Bicking,
president: George r. Tobin Jr., secre-
tary protein of the Official Board of
the New Castle Methodist Episcopal
Church.
| Manager Leslie l.. Walls Of the
sixth Company, G. a. g., -. N. G..
basketball team announces the open.
ling game this evening in the Var
Dyke Armory with the Brandywin,
team of Wilmington. Tho local team
Will be composed OF the following
players; Leslie Walls and Mertor
White, forwards; Morton Bennett anC
J. Harris. centres; Frank Harrington
Harry Proud and Edward Moyle
guards.
The following persons motored I,
Landenburg. Pa. and attended n part,
at the home OF Mrs. Charles Mall las
night; John Gott, James Bennett, ED
, ward Haddore, Paul Bolden, Jane
Miller, Frank Colt. Katie Lucas. Hen
rietta Lucas. Emma IIaddore, Oliv,
Dutton. Susie KlinlS and Nellie Scott
The pupils OF the High school hav,
Ireceived their reports for the months
OF September and October: The mem
bers Of the faculty request that tn,
parents ask their children 10 sec IN,
reports, FOR in a number of past in
: stances several students have failed [,
take their reports home.
The Boy Scouts have changed thel
meeting night from Wednesday I,
e Tuesday.
Coach Jimmy McDevitt this evenirl
will hold n practice basketball gam
in the Opera House cage. with tn
members of the New Castle Higl
School teams. Thirty candidates hav
. hled their names 10 become member
! OF the first and second teams.
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v. NJ. II. A. NEWS.

Delaware Lodge, No. 141. !. 0. y. S.,
win hold n masque and civic ball at the
Auditorium, tomorrow evening at 7.s0
o'clock. This win be an unusual event
and an unusually large crowd is cx-
pected The officers are:
Presidegt, Morris Rees; vice-presi-
dent, Isidore Rees; recording secre-
tary, Harry Price; financial secretary.
Max Wachman; treasurer, Harris
Willer. Committees: Master of cere-
monies. Isidore Rees: floor manager,
Harry Hirsch; assistants Max Wach-
man. Samuel Kronfeld, Louis schriber,
Louis schendclman. Benz. Weitzman; /;
arrangement committee. l.. Schendel-
man. NJ. Wachman. y. Hermann. II.
Wiiler. II. Weitzman; ticket committee.
David Weinberger, Max Wachman,
Samuel Kirshner.
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IEWEs NOTES.

Iewes. Nov. 9.--Roy Evans Of Phila-
delphia. formerly Of Lewes. was oper-
ated on FOR appendicitis. last week.
by DR. John r. Dever. and is pro-
gressing TO recovery. lie is a brother
of Lieut.. Commander Donald r. Evans
now stationed at Philadelphia.
Edward suthards has returned from
Hazelton. Pa. where he went 10 see
has mother. who is very i'll.
Captain Tom Brown has arrived
home after taking his fishing steamer
20 Seaford FOR the winter.
Captain Fred Burton IS in command
og the pilotboat Philadelphia for two
weeks.
Louis T. Murry. Harvey Baker, Carl
short and others are building school
houses IN the country. The one at
Warwick Is nearly completed.
Mrs. William Poynter Of German
town. Pa. who was visiting her
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
HOLDS THREE OFFICES.

Newark. New. s.--James A. McKel-
vsy, proprietor of The Deer Park Ho-
tsi. v4htln q few days fnds himself
the holder uf thpae Official Offices. two
fhs Kift of ths Governor os the state
und the third the sat ~ the Town
Council o. Newark.
Mf. Mckslvey has been appointed
hy Governor Denney a justice o. the
peace and also notary public. This
Wali make two magistrates for New
tfk. a. Leonard ". t.ovctt. magistrate
fpf tho past 10 % Sc years. also stln
hoids that offco and also = a notary
bubble.
Town Council. az a meeting Monday
NlEhi, elected AR. Mckeivoy. alderman.
b. succeed Mr.. lcvett. VINO has served
D. that capacity Cor q number OF
ieafk. There j. no salary attached 20
slihrf once, an three being strickly
'Nt uffcrs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
daughter, Mra Percy Il. vickcrs has

daughter. Mrn Percy II. Nickcrs has
returned home.
Black fish are being caught In large
quantities at the Breakwatcr. Samuel
prettyman caught 200 pounds, Mou-
day. and sold them In the local mar
Set. MIR Lund Is shipping them to
Philadelphia, whore they bring good
prices.
The tanhship Freida. from Phil
adelphia. bound to Sabine, Texas, -
turned, Monday, with broken propel-
Ter blade. She struck submerged
object near the Breal<water.
Mrs. Edward Tunnell is furnishing
Il room at the Bebee Hospital in
memory OF his sister Mrs. Horace II.
Pepper OF Georgetown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09

Many tickets have been disposed OF
for tho dance to be given tomorrow
evening In the Van Dyke Armory for
the benefit of the Associated Home
Charity fund.
Gordon Gable has accepted a posi-
tion as assistane chemist at the Ma
tional Analcnc dye works, at Marcus
Hook, Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. Francis Buck have
moved from the Strand TO their newly
purchased homo on Delaware stree I.
recently occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pierce, who have moved to
Washington.
Albert Press is confined TO his home
or, West sixth street with Illness.
Mrs Dora Bowen of West Fourth
street Is confined TO her home with i'll
ness.
Apartments for rent In the Louise
Apply 20 John Ries. the premises
Adv.
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NEWS or LAUREL.
Laurel. November o.

iAdfci, NoNcmhcf w.
John :. Ftrniss. who Is teaching
the commercial course in Iewcs high
school. spent the week-cnd with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. j. Furniss
os Bethel.
Charles Whaley has purchased a
Ford sedan through the purneil
garage.
Layton Moore. who is employed in
Cape Charles. Va. has been spending
n few days here with his parents, NJ.
and Mrs. +. q. Moore.
MIR. and Mrs. William Allen OF
Sharptown are receiving congratula-
ticns on the birth OF n fine baby boy.
Wallace rollitt. who is employed in
the Camden. Highstown II. Il. o., is
spending the week here with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Waller. who
have been In Maine and other northern
states. for the past month. are guests
of Mr.. Walters brother. II. Jackson
Waller for n few days, before leaving
Cor their home in Hastings, Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fooks and Mr..
and Mrs. Fooks' mother. Mrs. ID. j.
Fooks. are spending several days with
friends IN Philadelphia.
Ford kcnney left today for New
bern. y. c.. where he will spend a
month.
John Hudson OF Wilmington is
spending some time with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon II. Hearne, in
North Laurel
The tub Howard Reader of Balt-
more arrived here. Monday night with
I the barge I.ycoming Of Philadelphia
7 The barge Is one OF the largest that
ever entered Laurel river, and Is
/ loaded with sand for the laurel
/ Ceorgetown state highway being buil'
lty the Underwood. Field & Barker
. construction co. The tug left tn
next morning for Newborn. N. {.
with the hargos, Emma and Bessie
Karl and Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Funds wer'
Dover visitors yesterday.
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MOSTLY ABOUT PEOPLE.
Continued from page 7

Delaware, in conjunction with Bishop
and Mrs. Philip Cook viii give rccep-
ton at Bishopstcad to the delegates 10
the Synod. No invitations have been
issued in Wilmington, but the persons
who are entertaining delegates are cx-
peeted TO attend, rs well az the families
Of members Of the Church Club.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward p. Luce arrive
today TO be the guests Of Mrs. u. c.
Buckner. Mrs. Luce was formerly
Miss Urilla Buckner OF Mt Vernon,
N. Y.
Mrs Clarence White, 302 West Nine
teenth street, entertained yesterday at
luncheon and cards in honor Of her guest,
Mrs. Frank Banning Of New York. Those
present we're Mrs. Frank Banning, Mrs.
A. T.. Pitcher, Mrs Harry Wenninger,
Mrs. William p. White, Mrs William
Press, Mrs. Thomas Barnes, Mrs Leon
Ryan, and Mrs. G larence White
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GIRL iikttN TO pIr.

Dover, Nov. s.--Reports from Nil
ford Emergency Hospital yesterday
80 80 the condition - Florence smith.
Who was shot a week ago by Robert
Waters. her colored paramour. her
mouth, tongue. and part Of tho Jaw
home were completely shot away. show
that while the giri n stlll alive. little
hopes ara held cut FOR her recovery.
n j. believed that she II gradually
SINKING.
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WOMAN nApIN HURT.

Dover. Nov a.--sstatc Detective
Wharton reported the result % his In
vosilsation yesterday, 81 the accident
which occurred just south of Dover,
a few nights ago, when colorcd
woman was found iylng By the road.
evidently having been struck by an
automobile. she Is the wife Of billy"
Johns, a wcil.known colorod man of
this town.
Tho woman was badly cut and
iaoemtcd all over her body, a cut over
the eye nccessita,ing seven stitches
while both legs and arms were badly
bruised, She Il still under the care
of nr. W. NJ. Henry OF this town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
DELAWARE IN LINE
WITH OTHER STATES
Its University on All-Fours With
All Others by Membership
in Union.
speeIal correspondenee Eyery Even

Special Correspondence Every ENehlhb
Newark, Nov. 9.--Whilo Delaware
College by legislative enactment as
far became University several
months ago. admittanco of the uni
versity. this week. to membership in
the National Association of State Uni
versities, places tho local institution
on an equal footing with the great
state universities throughout the
country. This action was taken at a
meeting of the presidents of the Uni
versities belonging TO the National
Association Of State Universities now
being held at New Orleans. \ tele-
gram from DR. Walter Hullihen. presi-
dent of tho University of Delaware,
who is attending the New Orleans
convention. announced the favorable
action relative TO Delaware.
This action gives the institution an
official standing among other institu-
tions which could not be secured in
any other way. 1t places Delaware on
an equal footing as a state university
with such great universities as Illinois
Michigan. Minnesota. etc.
In order 90 obtain this standing g
university must comply with the gen.
eral standards required by the Car
negie Foundation. This Delaware has
done. President Hullihen has beer
working for some months 20 secur,
official recognition from other stat
universities and the action OF the as
sociation at New Orleans brings abou
the results that he has been aiming
for.
With President Hullihen at New
Orleans are Dean Charles \. McCu,
director OF the university Experiment
al Station and Prof. George l.. Schus
ter, agronomist at the university. The!
are attending the convention of th'
Association of Land Grant College
60 which DIR. Hullihen is also a dele
gate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
10 IMPROVE nIRr ROADS.

Georgetown, Nov. a.--Thc Levy
Court Commissioners of sussex
county are making an inspection OF
many of tho dirt roads In the county.
with a view of deciding the best
methods % make improvements 90
thCm before winter weather sets Tn.
Plans arc being made. Il n said. 70
put IN shape the main line roads IN
q short time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
frIL DOWN STAIRS.

Dover, Nov. e.--wlhsr Honccker o.
this town. while coming down a fiisht
OF eixht steps AZ Hotel Richardson.
whrro he had been 70 deliver some
fcotls, yesterday. caught his foot and
feil The entire length of the eight
STEPS
he picked himself up and summoned
a physician, who found no bones
hsskCn and no severe injury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Masnueradn snrnrlAe.

A surprise masquerade party was
given last Saturday night 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. John q. raiiey Of clam. Pa. A.
though they were visited by their own
children. parents we're unable 10 rec
oRnize them In their masquerade. The
evening was spent In playing cards
snd games. Refreshments typical of
fhs country were served. Those pres-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09

ant were: Mr. and Mra. John q. tai.
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Tailey, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank. Cloud. Hazel and
fsayard Cloud. Mr.. ana MRS. Norman
n. Taliey. Raymond, Florence and
Norman Taliey. Jr., AIr. and Mrs
EIbio Talley. Mary ind william Tai.
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. John Earl Taiey.
Helen and Ida Talley. Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Gibson, Jr.
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srArr moan CAME ASSOCIATION.

state Road. Nov . The state Road
|, fummunlty Association has formed
nNue association, which represents
lhht tract ~ land that lays between
l.hre's Corner and McCHlilster Lane.
7ht charter members are Leo Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
NAMED A. DELEGATE.

Dover. Nov. a,--sGovernor Denney
has appointed Harry Mayer % this
town. a delegate % the Law and En-
fhrcsment Conference q the Anti sa-
loon League % be held IN Washing
lon. y. c. December s. :. and 5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09

Samuel Miller. ". r. Richards. John
Taylor. MIR. Cunningham. Benjam.a
Sheldon and MIR. Howell. Their ob-
ject In To protect the game. No hunt
ing with gun or dog will be allowed
en- this tract of land except by the
members of the association.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-01
MISS ROYDEN|S
 MAKING PROGRESS
She Wants Women Admitted as Regular Preachers in the
 Church of England
By Associated Press

London, April, 23.-Miss Maude Roy den, leader of movement to induce the Church of England to admit women preachers to it's pulpits, has been ap- pointed to conduct week day service in St. Paurs and St. Botolphs churches, despite a protest which had been made by Rt. Rev. Arthur F. w Ingram, Bishop of London
 The appearance Of the woman in the Iulpit, an inovation in the Anglican church. brought crowds to the services Miss Royden was attired in a surplice and close fitting head dress of dark blue.
 Announcement of her intention to lead the services caused considerable comment in the press revolving about the question of women's fitness to as sume mems positions in religious as well as political fields.
 At the beginning of the exercises the Rev. W. Hudson shaw, rector of the church. invited any one who wished to protest against Miss Royden's ap- pearance to do so before leaving the building. He went on to say, however that under the Crawling Act of 1862 anybody who disturbed or interrupted properly appointed preacher was liable to be fined or imprisoned.
 No one," concluded the rector, has the right to appoint the preacher ex- cept the incumbent. and I have done it.
 Miss Royden has participated in several public debates over the ques- tion whether women shall be admitted to the priesthood and permitted to be- come preachers. She has declared that women desire to have women act as priests and quoted from the New Testa- ment in an attempt to show that the commission of priesthood was given tc men and women alike at Jerusalem.
 In defense of her position she sad that the head of the Church of England had not always been man. as Queer Elizabeth, Queen Anne and Queen Vic toria had all been supreme heads o1 the church. She declared that Chris suggested nothing that divided men and women in the vocation of the priesthood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-01
B0[SHEV|K CHIEFS BECOME MODERATE Recent Posters Issued By Red Leaders Are Less Harsh in
 Commands
By Associated Press

Teriojki, Finland. April So.--Copies of bolshevik posters designed to quiet the strikers of Petrograd during the recent revolution at Kronstandt which have been brought across the border here. show the communists turned to soft words in their effort to win over the workingmen.
 Previous posters were couched in words of command but these were ad- dressed to Dear Comrades and were full of promises. One of them reads:
 "Dear Comrades: We offer you the following seven concessions M
 ..Eighteen million poods (of 36.o7 pounds each) of coal have been ordered frcm abroad.
 Non party representation will b.. allowed on the grain trade commis- sions.
 preparations for~ city vegetable ga~dens are under way.
 "Country workers will he dismissed and sent home from Petrograd because of the short ratioas.
 ".Check' attachments on the rail- ways are ordered to exempt working men. (The check attachments were communists guards. who seized any produce brought from the country into Petrograd)
 sixty new trains will be operateQ to the suburbs for workingmen.
 .Unlimited requisition of grain will be replaced by the definite quota sys- tenn
 "Hunger only becomes greater through reyolution
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-01

fore the regrettable death of MT Frank Gafford, founder of this com lany, will be continued as heretofore MT. Dave J. Fox, who Is well knowr in auto circles, is with this firm now.
 The Motor Sales Corporation is
 featuring a unique plan in the sell ing of used cars Rt their place on avenue ID and Twentieth street, wherein they are offering free in surance against fire or theft for
 12 months to purchasers of used cars during this sale. Mir. H. NJ.
 Bailey says he has priced these
 cars at Il figure that insures their
 being sold quickly
 The high power" boys at the Con solidated Motor company say that stu debakers are going out faster thai they're comin in, and that this is in deed a ''Studebaker year. as the slo gan in their advertising asserts.