m WttrawS&W ,wte5zw3&I(RH5 a.ralaftaW;., n' wtw . i. tm 'ifS. Tv&iiX'A: i2iifI 'AtffiJ LEDttE ., ; .'.VrVtf. mst . r -r MSgfeiS M3JSW?WV,U,J B$B mmjw'i-1.' inras? .,.,,A ;-.; r, SSMSKE Maj' yjft. smEawrtirvrm v - -V'ttrr'Mrmim. !i:mriii,ti'tK'L.iM. - -1'" i. ".r -urn itriurz fe ;.i; '...pir '" - l x ' ' " ' . ii -l 7 '- itiji il . Bnjnj i7 ti;iejiiiia nlf rhnmninnfiKin Plav at Huntingdon Vmli ijpi JLpcjct euro ivuiucu 111 tt uiuch e i liiiauwpiiw, vjivh xw g 5' r f j"- ' ( - V; " Jffbic JDees iif Strike Yeu? Blind Athletes T ! 1 "' 'it Bei Vkar By THE OBSERVER GIRL GOLFER WINS FROMMRS.STETSON Tteltight League rrHEk as n lessen ,n "fe tnuSht b? "thletlcR at Uverbroek en Saturday. ll Harkcn and profit thereby. iv Seme of the participants In the track and field meet Hy in a silent world j 7w ether in a llgljtlcss universe. wr . , trni hAtn-Kpn (hn Pennxvlvnnla Institute for the Blind and the 'inn cuiiici, ....n ....--.. --v. ... ....--. - - " . i .... 2 i-.i'iinKfitiite'fer the Deaf. In the track events the starter held a cap In one hand and clapped it ailnt his ether, as n fjlgnnl. , The Deaf t'euld1 sep and (the Blind could. hear, but. the Mutes had the ad Jintige of being set for the start by watching the official raise his hand for But the Blind wen' and wen handily,, scprlng mere than twice the number of feints made by the Dear. And the performances were geed, se geed, that they take. en added bril ilinev when compared with times .and figures made by normal schoolboy athletes. 1 A blind boy named Puskewskl was first in the aeventy-flre-yard dash in J3.5 seconds and he broke the tape in the 100-yard event in 10 4B seconds, times fast enough te win many scholastic races. Three youths are going through life with the greatest of physical handicaps, tad yet.ln athletic tes they are en n par with the normal. ' They are mounting obstacles that seem Impossible te us. Hew small and uny are the barriers in our pathway. 1 -pHILADELPHIANS will hare a chance te see the greatest American , X crew in action en Saturday, when the Middles' eight rows in the 1 Henley en Uie SHiuylklli. The Annapolis oarsmen will be opposed ' te Penn's varsity blades. . Let's Make It a Bey Tear LAST week was Bey Week. Let us continue it this week and next week and the following, week and se en through the year. The boy bad a "punchy time, yubbetcha." He thinks his dad Is a great eld scout 'today,' his leve for his mether'arid home has 'increased, he respects tie value of a penny a bit mere, has learned the lessen of the Geed Samaritan, and he's all wrapped U,p in healthy outdoor sports. In short, IheBey is mere of a Man than he was before his week. ' The committees and their various assistants are te be congratulated en the splendid exercises held and the geed accomplished. , Jt was a complete and efficient '.organization that handled the entertain fcents and it should be made a permanent one. Geerge F. Pawling, who was in charge of Bey Day in Athletics, has -sug-'kited that the organization be kept Intact te "further the better interests of iey Week activities, especially along the lines of extensive and competitive itlletlcs. ! If'we are true and loyal Americano we must interest ourselves in the future ' ,fcf the country. The coming generation Is the foundation of the future. Help tne dots or today ana you .are nciping tne nation or tomorrow. FIAR that Billy Tilden may he slipping was dispelled by the master ful brand of tennis the champion displayed in New Yerk Saturday. Tilden can slip mere than a hop, step and Jump before he Is only an ordinary star. A Twilight Baseball League WRTi suggestion -that a. league be formed among the first-class clubs of the JL Philadelphia Baseball Association is a geed one. t There are a number of teams in the association well supported financially nd they could afford league ball en a high pla'ne. ' League baseball among the twlllgliters should go big. There would be plenty M local Interest and it i the community that pays the expenses. 1 The association proved It wns getting clown te real business when n jprapesal was made te berid the clubs'. This would force n classification of the htmtf which would prevent cancellation of games In mnny Instances. '. The officials of the association should attempt te get as many clubs bended ipeelble and should fix the bend according te the class of the club. I ' 1' TN ORDER te encourage public links players, the United States Gelf ! X Association will held a national tourney for these who trek ever the (I free-for-all courses. Public players here don't need tourneys for en ; ceuragement; they need courses. IB GETS CHANCE IT! HS TTLE 'Victer Tonight Will' Be in Line ! for Carpentier Beut in ! United States iWTTSBURGHER IS FAVORITE i! By LOUIS .1AFFE 'ANOTHER ring title may change ' hands tonight and It may net '.put U Is a certainty that Geerges C.Cnr 'pwitler's next opponent In this country, If the Frenfhman ever comes here again, Jill be derided in the ring at the Gar ,dn, N. Y. C. The principals In this ruachfest are te be Harry Greb and iitne Tunney. ,1 Tunnej. whose real front handle Is ft"" , and has a middle initial of .1.. tne llfht heavyweight champion of the United States. He wen these laurelM jaen he was rendered a fifteen-round decision ever Battling Levlnsky several nonths'age. "Whether lie will awaken M he champion tomorrow morning re mai te he seen. Many of the wise crackers are under ue impression that Greb will be cn tltelT tee fast en hli feet and punch at wilt 0 te 1 against Tunney. se that tna Pltttk.enk .. i-.i.iii ...111 ..i. ... .j fj',i"l . -.vijui.i ii ".IIIUIIIIII Will picp Ullt III "! hue mnignt America s nest uguc 1 eetvywelght. This would put Harr 9 (In for n meeting with Carpentier I next time the gorgeous (iceiges jrallts en an audience of American fistic ant, 1 fcP?? Boosts Greb TbatGrcb Is one of the fasten com cem PV'fJ'Vely big men In the game Is a "'en conclusion'.. Jack Dempscy ad S'Mhls before he left New Yerk I- 35 Angeles. 'Ilere Is what Demp nw ?e' "'"''IK t0 GreD : a, ?r lt ,he wfr,(,: l, mnkM you ,hlnk k n Kleve , factory and shelves a mem are 'tumbling down en you. can slnp yoiijte death. I tell you. ' Quarters, ntnin. in. . .ki-. Runs Scored for Week in Three Big Leagues XATIOXAH LEAGUE SMpTTVTF8Tl Cincinnati..! fit 7 I . I i2 Bosten .... 4 8 12 Brooklyn ... 8 3 n St. Leuis... 3 6 e Pittsburgh.. 5 5 Chicago ... 4 0 4 New Yerk .. 1 2 3 Phillies ....-- 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE I 8 M TIWlTlFTsTfi Washington.! 81 31 l I lTl New Yerk .. 6 4 10 St. Leuis... 5 3 8 Clerreland .. 7 J- 7 Chicago ... j 4 s Athletics... A ft Detroit .... fl s Bosten .... I 1 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE I S Ml TIWI TTFST I Reading . . . 141 I l 14 Syracuse ... 4 9 13 Rochester .. 8 5 13 Jersey City. 10 jn Baltimore .. 7 7 Newark .... ! 2 Buffalo .... 0 Terente . . ,. -- 0 Miss Helen Meehan, Aged 17, Eliminates Medalist Frem ' .Phila. Championship IS VICTOR BY ONE UP When Miss Helen Median, the sev rntecn-ycar-eld golfer of the Cedar brook Country Club, defeated Mrs. G. Henry Htctsen, the Huntingdon Valley star, today she furnished the first big upset of the golf tourney for the women's championship cf Philadelphia. Mrs. Stetson jcstCrdey wen the medal with an 86. Miss Meehan triumphed bv the nar row margin of 1 up in the firt leund of match play ever the Huntingdon Valley links. The .youthful star belongs te a famous golfing family. Hhc N a daughter of .7. Franklin Meel.nn. and both she and her slMcr. Miss Sarn Mee han, qualified yesterday for the first flight. , 4 . Miss Sara Median was 1 down today te Mrs. nenald H. Barlew, the SIcrlen veteran, at the eleventh hole. Here are the cards returned by Miss nelcn Meehan and Mrs. Stetson t MIm Meehan ...... aa Out ennn2'? " In Mr. Stelien Heme-Run Hitters in Yesterday's Games Ywter. ITemibr, Fit. Tenl N WMKer, rttninirn IfHlmann, 1H trtilt Uhenl. nroeklrn J natki, nentnn N (lark, Detroit I Ruth. New Yerk A ........ . J oil . ....... L'ntshnw, Drtrell Vmerlcnn Tnsiie J Nntleital tensile Total a 7 4 4 4 3 1 1 112 ai S7 se-called big five who has net wen me secker, wait until they see Gene to night. Illng us up new. We're under 1 the wire." Boe5 and Saddle wcJw "' Un,t ihe 'njB-l,fit' thlnK ln tbe thrtw S&pnt'B; Tittle, speech doesn't "Xth-s" talaw.?. V'W or anrM '"" that ! JDS'"D Mleth.r bundfth nncii( .."J, tell jC jwrtieh of the. belnr Bame fcTCe?l",8!,.y. vtw wk Horses which seem best at Louisville today arc : First race Cllntenvllle, Pirate Mc Gee. Dr. Bea ; second First Wnrd, Jupiter. Beys Believe Me; third Alex Jr.. Bit of Green, Flerida Blessem; fourth Miss Muffins, Arrarat, Top mast ; fifth Royal Tain:, Dorethy Buekncf. Benus; sixth Panna, Pav Pav Iewa, Allsn Lelghten ; seventh Paris Maid, Legal, Merse Jehn, Torento: First' race Second Thoughts Lunctta, Diadema; second Kingsten Pier, Fair Mac, McOeburn; third Mt. Rese, Wrangle; fourth raddle. J;i .lasemnr, Impersonator; fifth Fluzey, Smarty, Miss Fontaine; uper. Herviter, urn tiangj Ilrlbed' Veter, ISditb Leane, 4B6448B4 0 4a Out 4 8 fl S n ' " '" In ..;....: ! 4 4 6 S 4 B R r. 44-0 Mrs. Stetson is the only one ni tie se-called big nve w local championship. Geed Match Played She has always been n better match than medal player and has scored some notable triumphs, particularly ln na tional championships. She missel her drive yesterday en the fourth and the tenth tees, was twice hunkered and get but two long putts, nlse having a shot out of bounds. Te compile her woman's par-scrnplng 86 in spite of five mlstnkes shows her strength en recoveries and the un Bus tered. speedy gait she maintained. It Is said te have been the first time she has wen tbe .championship medal and indeed te have been the best score she has turned in for a titular medal round. Always Premising Onlv a year or two after she took up golf she was nlaylng with the best Of them nnd hns been "knocking at the deer" these Inst two or three years. By virtue of her low score Mrs. Stet son was nlneed at the top of Urn unper bracket In lh drawing. She teed i.lt today agnlnt "Mlsd Helen Meehan. the youthful Cedarbrook cxnert. The latter In the daughter of ,T. Franklin Meehnn. henilmnster of junior golf hereabouts. This li n real golfing family, one of the most enthusiastic In town, nnd you can bet Pater Meehan was out there today rooting hard. He wns nlse tearing his hair, for net enlv wns one daughter plnylne Mrs. Stetson, but the ether. Snrn Median, wan pitted against Mrs. Renald H. Barlew, Merlen, who was second yes terday with nn SO nnd who Is the out standing fnerlte for the title. Papa Meehan wns net adverse te laying n little bet. but wasn't boister ous aneut It. and you can't blame him for that. Other matches in the championship flight, tedav were Mrs. S. R. Peck, rnnntrv Club. vs. Mr.. Caleb Fex. Huntingdon Vallev; MIks H. Dixen. 1 Cricket. x. MIm Dorethy Dejle. Tor Ter resdale. two coming young plavers who did well te get In; Mrs. N. M. Olnv Belli Hutchinson. Cricket, vs. Mrs. J. W. Turnbull, Cricket; Mrs. Raymond Bletter. Phllment. vs. Mls Chnrlettc Chesten. Cricket: Mrs. E. H. Vnre. Whitemnrsh. . Mrs. .1. S. Dlsten, Jr.. Cricket, nnd Mis Frances Grisram. Merlen, vs. Miss E, G. Heed, Cricket. Seme Surprises There were several surprises ln the line-up of these who failed te qualify. The scoring was very geed for the trylnc Neble course, full of traps, pit falls and creeks. There wan n pluy-nff t 100. three of the seven ties getting in. These were Miss Dorethy Deyle, who had a 4 all alone en the first hole ; Mrs. E. H. Vnre and Miss B. G. Heed. Mrs. T. Welderselm. H. V. C. O. (formerly Eleaner Chandler) and Mrs. Jerry Hirst. Whltemarsh, dropped out at theJ first, Mrs. wniter .lanney and .Miss Florence McNeely falling down en the I next. Mrs. Jnnney lest a bnll there. Mrs. G. S. Munnn. Miss Catharine Hutchinson. Countess Ven Helsteln. Mrs. K. H. Fltler. Mrs. K. G. Betz and several ethers were looked upon ns can didates for the first hlxtcen. but failed by a few missed puttH nnd things. Ledger A. A. Signs Players Jlnnaser 'O'Hrlcn, nf the ledger A. A . has 'gneil tour new mm, They art W!r. Martin, Dc.Mera and Sennfll. nf the .Van riub. Tli lilgcr In a (lrl-cUi tram and Manaser O'Brien would like 10 nrranite names hnth at home and nwa i ran he reached at 1!"0 North Twentv-nlxth Btrect. OTHER SPORTS ON PAGE 20 NAVY TO PLAY PENN STATE AT WASHINGTON NOV. 3 Middles Will Play Three Big Grid Garnet Away Frem Heme Annapolis, Md May 23. The con elusion of the arrangements for the playing of the Pennsylvania State-avai Ariirleinv football eamc In Washing ten en November 3 assures the mid shipmen of three of I heir five big Raines nwav from Annnpens iicti mui i" Military Academy and University j" Pennsylvania eleens heing met in Philadelphia. , , The Pcnn State gnme was originally arranged te be plajed In Annapolis en Aovemeer i. newcver. in erner i" provide funds for a new athletic field at the Academy, and also te have the Xavy team play ln Washington, where It hns many friends, it was transferred te that city. As the American League park was taken for the fourth, It will be played a dny earlier. The University of Pennsylvania will be played at Philadelphia en October 28, and the big service gnme will be contested In the same city en Novem ber 25. The big home games for the Navy team will be against Buckncll en Octo ber 14 nitil against Georgia Tech a week later. play Third ele match for w00tt0n cup today Freebooter and Ramblers Will Claah at Bryn Mawr HRTN MAWR MEADOWnnOOK FREEBOOTERS RAMBLERS 0n H. Erl.... 1 R Tcnn Bmlth.Jr. 2 Alfred M. CelUnS. 4 H, E. Talbott. Jr.. 4 Fred Ree 0 1 M. Hekshr. . . 4 F. L. JlartHen.Jr. 1 ft. K. Strswbrldgn Jr a K deMn:.Ofank WtWch wfli 1 1J0Cl0r J,m' ct of lelHWr':' w-iiWn.en?i' Jamaica : First race Elisabeth Bean. Wmsjlf tb take the fleer with his f "rman Pantages, Contact ; second ncn of vnrtViUi li -..!. -1 . iltecnn. Valentine rl'Or. A en at pu' Genn Tunney is tbe I can't rrk- !...'. nsrerlrie.n'iiV';' "w..' ....V" .""' hlii'sht.0! wfll Jaeae that-na ttlu i$i(,-ty,!& in l of hi" In Mm . i ' ,c "ciu.Jiim in tow mK- uaoie rnci i ffiV.'.M"a, t"l i'P With dicated t blnn..iUt Afhpn l h lll man 'American "rr KMendel f ' H'Gknne ,,nH.1,een Prepeily .schooled. Mewleh S 1 .l,lin . Hut '"'aiw fiMh.ulhj,'st(, ." '"- He'll kiss . Aiex ii : fourth Oil Man, Relay. Letterman: fifth Mambl, Carefree, L'Eclalre; sixth Mystic, Olynthus, St. Denard. Marshall Field Hill, who owns a val uable racing stable in England, has in- that ne win participate in racing. esterdav he nald for the Friar Reck filly Eme- tien at Jamaica. TITER 0IN7v?S CI GAR 5" If you're looking for the great ct dgar value at 5 cents. Try 8. Seldenberg &. Ce's. After Dinner Cigar. The most 5c ever bought. Aak ft I mm full . B Fer talt by all dtaltrt A jcbbtrt BBaraiaBBMIBat I thelIMt.".,rf,J,00k ' ' k'k down i h,l. f ur,h Mc,,, 'mlll-'chlmneys down ti.i V "ll" '""", Gehfe t101'I(1 lOMn.'t kn6w 1 X-l"SDf ?,'"n h". When 1. hew bard Perry Ted Fait for Shevlln I1oten, Mats.. My 2S. Jsck Tarry, "f I'luihuisn. prod en loe hlfly for Ed(tl 8hvlln In their ten-round bout at ine Hoslen Alena. Whll the fsht wai ft and clee, Tarry had Ave of tha rounds and !.hevlln four Tha fourth round wu at an. ai Read, aub for Nata Sfliei who had a ireken hand, stepped Hteva l.ane. of Hatla. ion. Ta . In tha aecend when (ha rafarta hailed tha flint te tan Ml in from unnacaa aary punlahmenl. Tat McCarthy yen a rlaaa tan-round bout ever Jack MeClaltan, tha later lurprMna all by.hli clar nnrk Johnny Amale Whlta. of Nt Tork, wen in nix rounds nvar Sammy Ttrlan. of ?t I'awl, urhan Ihn rafaraa awnrded thi, heuL In Whttn Len an unlnianllenai foul, iffr.t'JSnt'y can htf. When lie Dn.va he -M LIlDHOntrA TIA .' . - . .in .... .Ta. m.. .'Y"n' vi.-iiiiinL'v iiizr irini no riiiinu ur iiu.ir. ni'nm r"""a every nnul Vf u n.... .... . 'Th Ath atlcj ara tie Dlnr IhamaalKa le a feir. flan Tn. A. . i .! i ' aoedly'aunply of home runt. Te keep un te k.. ',"',""'', '" "'"' "" i eaie en nenie-run reueraa or your laierne in J e ii of the klaaia In 'the Mt laaauet, fallow the dally IllVltll nillUil ,'. M M.V linf. I.B Liwpgia every eay. tat liiil i, ,enf nney Ik mi SllJht;.,eavy eljht chumnl r'uaii ' yrvDfer a Seal arid thn Cm. I record, nhleh appears ta Kf8". I POTATO ,?JWWf-iM-- '? Hblt.--d. out or Rmn&Ihist ALL DAY FOR 23? And rratlv for you te Jnme In and drive ant when rem come for It. for $1.00 -we'll wah the rar na It HUOVI.n UK. waahrd, AMERICAN GOLFER DEMON Van Vleck, Garden City, Elim inates Aldridge, Leatherhead,. Frem British Title Play TWO U. S. PLAYERS LOSE By the Associated Press Preatwfck, Scotland, May 2.1. One American survived and two ethers were defeated In this morning's round of the British amateur te'.f tourney. Edward Van Vleck. of the Garden City Club, defeated V. H. Aldridge, of Leather head, r, nnd 4. Donnld Pn."i. YoutiRstewn, O., was eliminated by Alex .Alcnzles, of Ralston. 3 and 1, and Jehn De Chapman was defeated by H. E. Tayler. Mld-Hurrey, 1 P. 1 holes. Of the five Americans who started in the leuiney enlv two remain. Jehn U. Andersen, of Siwaney, wen bis first round match, but Geerge Dixen, Na Na tlennl Links, was eliminated. In today's match Van Meek used a brnssle from the tee without sand and nntdrew Aldrldxe every time except I once, when he duffed his shot. Van Vleck Holed a cnip snei jrum near the edge of tha green at the first hole te win in three. He wns three up at the turn and was out In 40 te Aid ridge'H 43. NEWSY NOTE FROM WASHINGTON If you want te knew what hrlnsa promi nent paepla from, all ever tha world te tha nation capital, atart readln "Tha Wasp Wasp PnVten Ob.arvar." which appear, rerular y nn tha Bdjterlal rasa of the mernlnsr rcsue I.erers "Maka It a Habit." Adv. Total 12 Total IS The third pole match for thv Wootten rhnllense cup will be decided en the grounds of tne Bryn Mawr Pole Club thl nfternoen, nt fi o'clock, when the Mendowbreok Ramblers will meet the Brvn Mawr Freebooters. The Freebooters defeated the Phila delphia Country Club's firt tenm en Saturday. 13 te fi. and the winner of this afternoon's match will play the Bryn Mawr Fex Hunters tomorrow In the final ctcnt. The Fex Hunters yesterday defeated the Philadelphia Country Club Revers. 20 te 10. The Fex Hunters bad a six teen j?enl hiuidlcnp en the Revers, but under the rules the latter wns only allowed te claim ten. Jehn V. Cenvcrpc, Redman Wnnn maker. 2d. nnd Jehn Stene were stars, with six coals each. The Revers failed te afOTf a single goal. The closing periods were piiijctl ln n driving rain. BRAMMAL WINS TITLE; ' DEFEATS HODGE AT NETS Speedbey Star Beats Teammate In Junier Slnglea Match Jack Brammal. of the West Phila delphia High Scheel, wen the junior Intel chelnstic singles championship of riuiniieiphin yesterday afternoon en tre courts of the Oermantewn Cricket Club hv beating Hansen Hedge, n tenmmate. The final store wns 5-7, 1-0. fl-3, 6-1, 7-.r. Twe teainmntei nln met in the final of tht! boys' singles. Milten Hefkln, re cent winner ever Sandy Wiener, pro pre tege of Bill Tilden, showed geed form In defeating Meyer. Beth bejs are from Central High. In the ether match of the afternoon Bnrtleti nnd Mctillnn. of Penn Charter, eliminated Edward nnd Albert Mngulre, of Wct Catholic, in a semi-final match of the junior doubles. Hedge and Olhnuscn. nf West Phila delphia, will meet Kraft, of Lewer Merlen, and Brnminnl, of West Phila delphia, in the ether junior doubles hcml-final. The winners of this match will meet the winners of yesterday's seml-linnl later in the nfcernoen for the junior doubles championship. Sid Barbarian Awarded Declalen Detroit. MIcJi.. May 23 Sid Barbarian wen ih" nnnapapar derlalen In a tan-round bout with Tem Hartley, nf New Terlt. Th crltlca tain JI.irbn.rlHn rlsht round, called nn even and sae cue te Hartley. The mn nre llKhtw'lKhtp. Gelf Steeklnsa Bpert Shoes and com plete line of golf and ten nis acceeierlea Gelf Togs $22.50 te $35.00 Hand - tailored. 2-. 3 and 4-pleee erelt and apert aulta for .tha llnka and street waar. Impertad all-wool m a t r I a 1 a. Tweed. Herrlnsbenea, Grave, attractive mix ture?. Men'a and Wemn'a aapa.rate knlrkera t.lnn S and 15 r.0. Cleth ta and IT. Gelf cpeciahy Shep 4f Soetm.IJth. ZtTythmrQlrt I "y" J Archek 2RROW COLLAR VOteach Claett, Peabody CCe. Inc. RIVAL COLORED NINES PLAY FIRSTJDE SERIES Hllldale and Phlla. Royal Stars Meet Tonight In West Phlla. 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MAIL ORDERS: of check or money order On out-of-town nrrrrn wn prepay rxnrcta or D.ircel nest uiinn rarMnr it ml puarnntce (Jrllei in ncrtect condition. HOLT CIGAR CO. City Hall Sq. (West) Commercial Truat Bldg. 7 41 ' .V The Combined Mechanical Expense and Service Charges te "" DURANT CA f3 EJ OWNERS ONLY $39ffe Fer 205,706 Miles, an Average of Less Than 79 Cents Each This Sworn Statement and List of Each Car's Mileage Prove It GARAGE 1625-3 1VIMKET ST en i in BteHZH r BHH E alaWS aV"4aH tlaV KaH K I Il5 1 raa - jsmm "(- .h be aEHftvaaV atialalaaV aaV rxm 'C'iVavaaaaamaV ASaQlaaLja aH lFiPN3aSEH"'''aNBiBB LB I IVi I ltsgSM If lMlfll 1 lyf you Wi I respect 1 1 I quality 1 1 i "STICK TO 1 1 III m w IIIU Ik I -IT'S SAFE" I 1 In IHI b m OttoEiien!ehr4Broi.,Inc. IluJ B PhlUdalpUa EiUblUhed 1B30 ) These 50 owners' names were selected at ran dom from a list of 694 DURANT car own ewn ers, who purchased cars from U3 or from our local dealer organization, from November 18 te March 31 just 114 working days. This is an average of 4100 miles each. These same owners secured from 16 te 22 miles per gallon of gas and from 1400 te 2000 miles per gallon of oil. Car N. 296 581 1477 2496 2531 , 3071 3911 225 2823 Stat of nnajrlTtnla, Const of Philadelphia. Oaerga R. fright, praaldant of TBI t I. t. K0T0B eeWORATIOl. an! 0. SrSiea. Ao Ae Ao eountan for aaia aetar oeapaay. balng dull ' , seax in raeta tt forth tha aoae.panjlne stataaant art trua te th" beat of thalr knewladga. lnfoatlen an halitf 8ern te and aufcaerlbaa oaf or cm thlajels aaera le AL 9 19IC A. D J r j j rfiima m Mllaafe 11,025 12,640 5,608 . 800 2,900 3,800 500 5,000 2.7O0 Hl 1.600 2504 g00 Hit 1.821 4fl96 li0oe 4" 10,345 1480 2.120 6,15 900 806 2,200 l 800 1,130 3f 7,200 l 1.200 712 4500 2J" Moe AH 1,40 3796 1,600 Total Mileage TeUl Charges '.'.'.".. Ayrge Ceat Per Car. ...!!. c" Ne Milaafe 3R78 10,875 3020 1,200 2620 2,135 2350 1,775 lE0 1,040 4364 1.250 1450 1,200 ae 9,885 5,800 4946 4424 3960 1500 3743 3931 4935 6472 3849 3040 4531 1363 2209 2842 2481 708 1383 9.760 6,400 8,975 15,000 9,640 8,570 6,200 800 2,700 850 2,500 1,100 2,800 1,200 6,802 1,250 205,706 Mile, $39.53 79 tu. ;..j -i-i i . ii "" iuu BiBiicu aittuenuiiiis ei tnese w owners are in our fiiec 0u:t names and addresses will be gladly furnished upon request W at any time, or their Could we mere honestly prove that the Durant is "Just a ? r j n Durant dealer ereanizatlnn J K5. A:"! ? ,' al GCar" and that the .....i is rendering 'Just Real THE W. E. W. MOTOR CORPORATION Direct Factory Distributor 918 North Bread Street, Phila. OUR ASSOCIATE DURANT DEALERS Goetf Service"? Reeves-Tyson Ce. 2431 X Bread St. PhllAdslphla Deran Moter Ce. 85 K. Lancaster Ave. Ardmore, Pa Speedway Moter Sales Breftrt ,t Hancock 8ta Lansdale, Ta. Woodbury Moter Ce. 217 Bread Street Woodbury, N. J H. S. Hunt Laurel Snrlnes New Jeraay Pepe St Gehris 52d Walnut Sts. Philadelphia Gorden Moter Ce. White Her Pike Audubon, N. J Tacony Garage Terreadale Ave A Longahere St Bewer & Shahan Claasbore New Jeraey lehn B. Keyser 201 y. Main St. Norrlstewn, Pa. Weckerly Moter Ce. 27th A (Jlrard Ave Philadelphia Seuthwark Meters l1!?.".17. Seh Bread St PhUadelphla Robincen & Darrow Vh k Market St? Camden N J Counties Moter Ce. 611 Welah Pt ri. A a ti- Sd2.ta,ue & Ce' A" Fe-r. Jr., Ce. JenKlntewn. Pa. Tha Hub 12 Wut Bread at. Paulabore, N. j. Steltzfus & Witwer Klveraen I'enna. "Jmt a """ G'"' Cm' BACKED BY "Ju.t R.ai Ced 393 Main St. Uftrb. Pa Clinten B. Woolston Rlverten New Jeraay J. W. Dearels 4S4 HlRh Ht Pottatewn Pa. Sertvice" 'iftj m r i.n X r. ', 'VJ i .'t v & m, "i . m VVlv'.t .Xi. An) wv.LiiSafii2irfiV Si&iU il. mj. a. Ta
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