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' SERVE ON HOOVER LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMISSION,
1! IS VOLUME SIZE
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special vocabulary contains hun
dreds of words unci phrases with
strange and complicated meanings
which would tax the ability of cx
liei ifjnced linguists, . . ,
Window 1 dressing, whipnayed 1
washing, lung and short pulls, dead 1
Htook, crowd, hottoinry bond,
dumping, going long, enrneHt mon
y, wolf, firm, easy, going short,
ballooning, pyramiding, by tho lot.
Harrying, denr nioncy, pinholed,
professional, Hhuking out, bucket
lug, hull, bunched, flier, bear, und
Iron olnd nolo uro a few words of
the financial dialect that has
grown until It would fill a book.'
Window drowsing is applied to
the action of, bunks In culling
loans in order to make their cohIi
ImlunceH appear large in thoic per
iodical settlement.
hipnawed ineatiH that a loss has
been Buffered botht in buying and
wiling. .
. Wushlng 1h tho way Wall street
deeciiheH the operation of buying
and selling the same stock simul
taneously for the purpose nf mak
ing quotations and generally for
the purpose nf inducing specula
tion. Long pull means tho buying of
nn issue for the purpose of holding
It several months or years. Jtuylng
for the short pull 1h the purchase
of clocks with the expectation of
a quick rise, enabling them to be
re-sold at a profit.
bottomry bond Is a mortgage on
n ship which Is payable at the end
of a vuyage. If-the ship sinks the
bond ' l forfeited. -
A sum udvanced by a purchaser !
to a,,, seller,, to bind a. verbal bar
gain ..butween- them, is eurncKt
money. .,1 -'
Wivea, 4JIH ittock list Is soft, it
ipeatm thai prices are cosily dent- !
;dVw.;lin, Jfl. B:iM;iiliy used an the;
autonym.
Hullooning Is what happens
whn price Have heiMi pushed ion
MAKE-UP
FOR
BRUNETTES
Like the screen Start,
hive your make-up in
color harmiuiy. Now
Mux Factor, Holly
wuud't M uke- U
King, otVen Vou tlui
beauty iccrelin Society
Make-Up, C'ulnrrjn
coinictici which are
re j I ii(J' lifelike in e(
tVi,,. .that tileiid in
perfect harmony. , ,
tlmt bring outtheallure
ol (icimnality.
If yuu ire the brunette type like Sue Carol,
with brown eyei anil light olive skin, ditcitver
the wonderful .bcJuty In liar Max Factor color
htrmony nuke-up.
itx Factor't Aatutat fact Powju . . Jf.M
Max tarttr't Raipbtny Hongt Joe
Miim die'l MtJittm LtpuuA Joe
To complete the make-up, Rachelle Foundation
($1,110); Brown li)e Shallow (coc); U1.A
Pencil (?ocH Natural Whitener (fi.o)
B'illoi tor the Har (50c).
ttk tRER G-mfttxa Ar.atym Cad.
Max Factor's Society Make-Up
" Featured by ... ,
MA GILL'S
Medford's Oldest and Npwost
- Drug Store
vHf"' U ..'" 5
"A" ihTKy
-li
near In-re
.1. 1... ....... j . ... ..... irivAS CITV. Miiv 30
uromuttf th snot'M heveraue bust-1-.. ...,,. ... t urrt, UiPAat .MiH Alme" K. Mooro. o'-, national
ncss. AfUfr.tlu.ii- turn on the. floor, ha hl.VHwd n th(. hrM of t the fhiUan Wotuens
tny- hk at me unite ana drink j !u.n(h , rmntty ttUwi,,w, ,a- . Bnl of Minions, with heuiluuur-
wunj m. cuaionxTH, or eucn ,k . . ,i, . ,.rt )u f f i.Hii.mi.iwiiM
i.U.-
last niKht wlen tha
broe on an automo-
tlntik' 'they tuke thenisi'lveH, they
receive a commixtrion of 25 cents, j
Obvlounjy, too many swallows j
would limit thrWr carninK capacity. L
Ho when thy order Scotch or rye, j J
the waiter brings them a jigger of!
plain Kinder alw.
fjMcbui'B h new court houe rap-.
wtiM killed - inly nf 11 ring completion.
DijiUcaUou. '
The. tlyjm. song Influence or
aumethinK niay have been respon
sible for the fact that the other day
a Hi lk, manufacturer formally open
ed a marble lobby and stairway
with a ceremony In which three
ated. It wug, according to one who
wrote- me about It, "very impres-
ART OBJECTS IN PATH
OF CALIFORNIA FIRE;
AiiOCiuttil Prsi t'Jtito
Lft to right, above: Kenneth R, Macklntoih, Newton p'.Baker,'wiiriam S. Kenyon. Below: Henry '
W. Anderaon, Ada U. Comstoek, Dean Roicos Pound. " '. ": . ' ii" t ,
. St'B Carol "
. Km Film bw
hlKh for snfiMy and beyond real
viilucrt. . -
rtnKMril rcfrfl in tharrnndlllftn
a butid nr Hcruriiy Ik In after hitv-
jlnK tln'fiiH of sale Ib-kcta pinned
I lo it. .
J Dumping is (he practice of hcII
I K ondH in forclKU mai'kt'tH bcluw
ithc price in the domestic maraket.
It also refers to the offering of j
IIU'K" NKH'KH I1 11 HUM'K I'll tin IV! I
in Hl)f n CIUMIJUIICH lH 10 ll.Clll-UBM . . Uv tlcllltl i. MllSS.lfk.
'"I?"', 1 , YOUIt ltPKiu-dlemi of
MunlimluUnn of u,0 Hl..ok m,u- fum ,h,a , Btll,.s wlth tho
kgl -ln a . .way to forco Humility i i,1,,MrtVJ,1. .. uiv,.,.,... (
owncl-H tu Hell, Ih culled kIikUImk
mfnutea'rie noticed one.'attve-who
was unlnipivsscd by tho tornint of
pralso.
"Say." ho nnkod, "have you ever
hoard, Ilari-y Lauder?"
"No," nld hl hearer, 'nd
what's more I don't want to."
''What? You don't want to hear
the greatest Scotch comedian on
earth ?" "
I "Jso, sir; 'vo alrea1u heard one
1 who's bettor."
"And who in the world Is that?"
I "Why, Charley 'Wlnnigor, of
i course." - --
' T5OS ANQELES, Calif., May 30.
OPl Priceless art objects in the
collection n tho University ofl
Southern California, today were.1
heaped In a basemen.t awaltTnfir in-:
yentory of losses by a fire which
destroyed, a men's gymnasium and
damaged other campus structures,
including, the. Armstrong museum.
Total . damage caused by the
fln,mes,. whlch( broke, out from an
unexplained source, last night, had
not . been determined early today.
Baseball lUnd' Dead
NEW-' YORK, May 1 30. (PI
Joseph D, O'Brien, former . presi
dent of the American association
ami twice ' secretary of the New
Valley Candy Co.
r , Wholesalers of
4 f
Candies; Tobaccos, Cigars, Cigarettes
. and Fountain Supplies
.Congratulates
Magill Drug Store
On Their Opening
I j ; V' :
"WELCOME TO A GREAT COUNTRY"
nut the nuirnkeli1
nunohod Ih applied to nn op- I
era tlon. In which huvp ral rokoiH
jromhlno thrir ordc-rH. Thin Ik for- ;
itnicH'ii uy tn iNcw nrit cxipiianKt'. ,
HyrltctlnK nu'ium lh& Kale ir '
purfhuHf bj a hruket of HPi'tirltU'H
aainHt tin Halo ur pur.a4so by mv
of thni litajkcr'tt t'liHtinncrH.
A fliei- In a uppcplutivo pundwiHP
nf HeetirlticH by ono who is rt'KU
larly eiiKiiKCd In houu other bunl-
11CHH.
town Uik h1 111 elliiKH to bo mo of
ItromJway'H notabh'H.
AV111 ItORers has
IK m helped, Hp road, the
1 name of (Ilaro-
mure, vijtiu., al
most lis widely as
bin own, and out
In UtMicHt'rt Depot,
Wis., H.'lH Haid,
tho Hlatlon apent
.AI. guioatkst m vi;;it
i - OF AMi:itK'A ItADIOM
WASUIXfiTOX fV) Cnnndit Ih
buyltiK ulnioHt half, tho current ex
ports of radio receiving HetH froip
the United States. , '
The department nf coinineree
Hay that during February it, St) 2
HetH were Hent to t'atiadn, com
pared with a total to alt couutrleH
of X.lMii.
L'ola rtlea, 1'annnin, lbirbadoH,
Java. Itrltlnh Oeeanla and Moroc
co bought one Het each from tha
United Hliilen durltiK t,lie month.,
Vnle HldH will bo opened .Inne
I f for coiiHti'tictltm of IK-mJIo lltik
of Vnle project irrlKatton nana.
'My KbiKdom for a Tltlo."
tiaorjte Jeoji Nathan, tho dra
ipatic erUic, who never- before haw
been at jl Ioh for a title. Ih puss
zlintf ovor ont for his flmt novel, to
be publinhed In, tho fall. Titling 1k
Nathan a upoclalty. He . labeled
"Thq American Morcury and all
the bookH of Thyra Samtor WinH
low. Heretofore, ho has always
kecp.s a Hcni)- j had titlcH for hln own bookH be
book of clippings l f'"'f he wrote them. He completed
that Yorord tho . the novel, however, ' bofore ho brt
caroer oC Alfred! nan thlnitiK of a nam for It, and
l.unt, who used to ! now K'h finished, he has thought
play around tho i of several. Home days tho' choice
depot. i.M between two poKHlbllltles, on
ttitMAKO 0. MAiyu W a s h I n Kton j otheiH four or five come to him.
cuIIh Helen Jbiye Ho hnpeH to make a Heloctlon bo-
lt own; Milwaukee and. Ney Ulni,
Mlnm. claim Lenoro Ulrle; Urbnna
111., turiiH out 'when Chic Kale
paHHPH'throttKh nn a vaudeville tour,
and Waitsan, Wis., is proud of
fharlex WinniKor, the Cap'n Andy
of "Hhow Jioat."
A preH awont tells of once via
itliiK U'aiiHati to" announce the com
ing of Harry Lauder. Ho wan very
enthusiastic lauder himself, so ho,
poured nut HuperlativeH in the first
place ho entered, which happonod
to bo t drnp: store. After a few
.. 1 -1. -J. 1. -,'L
j foro May, when, ho is due to .sail
1 on his annual vacation abroad.
TiH'luiUino.
1'olice Commissioner Whnlen and
fleorgo 10. Worthinnton, an invoa-
kt 1 g a t 1 n g oo mm it toe's nocrctary.
auree that vice Is prevalent in night
ct ubs that exploit hoHteNHcs. An
unofficial in vest Junior -reports to
me tho way in which theso host
os8CM uro paid.-
Their Job ostensibly Is to Blng
and danen unit make themselves
,
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