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: WASHINGTON. I). C. Juno 1.
riniu Kindt fine lliy liaiiplm'SH on
o;:rili lliruuiili in-uyiT, lovo unil
perfume."
IIiuh roiiiinunON the Koran lu ull
truo believer.
J L'uHnivtic cuncoriiH uf ChilKllan
cuuiiIi-Ipk. Incluiliiitt tlio I'nltid
Wales uic ili-vuutly i-aitor lo have
lluHlemH fulfill Uic- exhortation im
it relate lo iii-rfunifH and. of
course, use their products. Super-
Kali-smell, nam plea, aclveltlslllB.
jnotty imckaKca all tho tricks of
ueHlern trade, line up hack of the
lohanimedml Bible, tho Koran.
"Discrimination In favor of
iM osteins, however, Ib not counte
nanced. All the women of all the
races ami roliclons of Asia are
welcomed to Join the beauty pa
rade." nay a bulletin from the
Washington, 1). C. headquarter of
tho National Oeouraphle society.
. lliiRt? Increase In Cosmetics
Kxportcd
fl "Tho United States Rets ItB Bhare
of . the business. American cx
porta of perfumeM nnd toilet prep
aration have risen in value to
IX.M'.O.OOU per year,
Thfs rcpro -
Bents an lncreune of JflOO per cent
over 1910 exportH. After f-uropo,
iHln In our next bent customer.
, "AUIioubIi dental creaniH, face
powder and rouge bulk large in
American comuetic exports to the
Kar Kant, beaut if icatiun In the
''Orient Jh by no nieaiiH limited to
a a a v e-the-faeo-and-you-tave-alI
campalRii. The Philippine tslandH,
for example, are the United
Htalen' bent customer for toilet j
Hoap, third best for perfume, and .
Kecontl best uh buyers of talcum
and other powders.
The 'secretH uf make-up "are
mostly familiar facts of history to
Chinese women. The famous
Jjcauties of Cathay employed many j
of the modern 'ye beauty HhoppeV
mm Thpv lined the evebrow nen- i
I
til, rouge, face cream and hair
ointment with such skill that their
charms 'caused the moon to hide
(ts face and the very flowers to
feel shame.' That was In the days
v hen a llrltlsh woman's idea of j
cosmetics was a head-to-foot coat '
of bine clay paint. I
The
IN
SUPR
T1IK new Firestone Su
preme liiilliicn is llie saf
est, strongest, toughest, most
duruhle tire in the world.
30 Deeper Non - Skid
Deep grooves nnd massive
r uh her projections provide
4 met ion and safety heretofore
unknown.
50',r Ktpre Tread Tough,
llexilile." even-wearing. A long
er non-skid life than any oth
er tire.
40',;, Stronger Cords are
twistetl for greatest strength
ami elasticity, then (iuin
.Dippcd to prevent friction
OLDER
Formerly Exchange Tire
Jackscn and Riverside
Kyelirotv lVmll OiiMm Cliiu-ml
Tw iff
"Chinese wuitien welcome better
bounty toolH. They have i;lvin up
Did charred willow twiff iff AUntf
maidens for the modern eyebrow
j pencil, rejected tho Milk rouge P'l
for the motlttrn compact, banished
sheep tiillow creams for Improved
cold and vunishiiiK creams, and
turned from uiUHk and sandalwood
to in ore delicate perfumes (al
though the orlt'tital countries pre
fer much stronger perf ukich than
please tlx occidental natiotiH).
Unlike many other oriental slates,
China now supplies Its cosmetic
trado chiefly ly home nnuiufac
turn. "Trnde In certain cosmetic prod
uct k in dotnlintteil (with excep
tioiiH) by different western coun
tries selling In the Kar Kast
French eau-de-cotone and higher
I priced perrumen umiully rule thuno
, pai llcular iiioHln. HiIUnIi and
1 German cheap perfumes, and
J Ilrllish faro creams and lollet
KlllIH III.1KO DIIKe Killt'M. 1 liv
United States, prol.al.ly l.y virtue
of tho world-wide respect' for Its
dentists and dental schools, com
mands tho dentifrice market. ItH
powder compaetH alsu enjoy wide
sales."
OSLO. (!') Capt. lljalinai RMh-
tur - LrHin and L'apt. Lutzow Jlolni,
who were companion lieroctt of the
search by planes for survivors of
the I )2H Italia disaster in the
Arctic, are plannltiK lu ko to the
other end of the world and try a
new method uf finding whales this
Hummer. I
They have Joined n whaling out
fit which will fish in the waters
near Itouvct island In the south :
Atlantic. The airmen will scout I
lor whales from pMties. They are
HHO to be official motion picture
rtJcordera of the expedition.
GHKI'KK )llsl ITALIAN
IMiAX OF ISLAND fllXItfll
AT1IKNS (A'tlt is reported here
that the Italian Kovernment lu
anuut lo wparaie uio urinouox
church in the twelve Dodekanesc
Islands, occupied by Italy since
Ut 12, from the Oecumenical Patri
archate and form it Into a self-governing
church.
Dodekanesc. residents of Athens
are
lh
protesting vigorously ami Inst
"hange.
Safest
THE WORLD
Is the
and heat and to provide great
est endurance.
75';;, More Wear (Iroater
air volume, more tire in eon
tact with the road extra gum
between 4 lie plies of cords
coniluue 4o give greater safe
ty, comfort, durability and
mileage.
Those who demand the last
word in appearance, perform
ance, economy ami uninter
rupted service, with utmost
safety at all speeds, will trade
in their tires today on a set
of Firestone Supreme Balloons'.
TIRE SERVICE, INC.
'wTTorrn wm,
Hunt's Craterian Today ,
X r J t'f; ,,.-"'1
&OB&V WATSON AMD
yVNCOPATION..-
Kivo original hodk l''ls are In
cluded In "Syncopation." now play
iiiK at Hunt's Craterian.
It has been hilled as an extrava
ganza by the producers, the flit
great musi-film review ever to be
made, an effort to produce what is
actually a full blown muslcul show
In film form.
At the Hlalto
"The Lone Wolf's Daughter,"
coming to the Itialto theater to
morrow Ik another of the Lone
Wolf stories by Louis Joseph
Vance, Pert Lytell comes to the
screen as the famous cracksman.
The colorful and luxurious ap
pointment of antique auction
rooms, palatial residences nnd
country estates made gay by week
end parties furnish ideal back
grounds for the mystery, art ion,
intrigue and plottin of a :air of
international crooks, u ho use the
"Lone Wolf's" daughter as a d"
coy. Her love affairs prove a
snare for the cnu-ksman, who Is
taxed to the limit of his skill and
Ingenuity in sliding out from under
the arm of the lnv.
Tire
Co.
Phone 520
Coming Attractions j
ii
rmmrm, snrnrolrn,
5AA5ARA, 6ENNETT in
Just as you leave a musical show
hum mint; song hits, so will you
go away humming that haunting
theme melody, "I'll Always Be in
Love With You." and some of the
other original hits whitten for this
show which in elude "Jerico," "Do
Something," and others.
. A television apparatus provides
a new means of securing thrills
and dramatic situations. The coat
in support of Lytell includes Ger
trude l instead, Charles Ucrrurd,
Lilyaii Tushman.
Raymond Hatton
at Rial to Today
Itayniotid llatlon. who Is seen as
the city editor in "The Office
jHcundal," which comes to the Iti
jaltti theater today, reverts to the
; type of character roles that made
j hi in a favorite of the fans. With
. 1'hyllis Haver, who is starred . in
j the production, Hatton plays sev
leial scenes of genuine pathos and
fdrama.
While Hatton undergoes a
change in character In "Tho Of
fice Scandal," .M iss Haver's worH
is ii clever combination of comcMy
and drama that rises to great
heights in the. final scenes.
Auto Row Gossip
Two beautiful Maniuottes, the
newest cars on the market, weio
on display at the fcicherer Motor
company's show room tor the first
time Saturday. ,,)'
These moiicrato priced " Bulck
maiio cars in a d e their pre
mier appearance throughout t!lo
t; tilled Stales yesterday. Uoth
models being shewn by Seheror
are bedim, one dark blue and the
other green. .
'i he lact that the Marquette JA
an unusually easy driving car.
has hydraulic shock absorbers and
an attractive Interior will appeal
lo women drivers.
Visitors at the show rooms were
culhUHiaHtic in their admiration
fur the new curs.
A. K. Munson, Hudson Essex
district representative with head
quarters in 1'urtland, is u busi
ness visitor in Mcdtord this week
end. Mr. Maunon is making ur
laiiKetiients Willi the local asency
lor the national contest lor Jiuu-
j sou Kshcx dealers, which will con-
t in itu through tho month of June.
W. E. Stevens, formerly a tales
man w ith the Pierce-A lien com
pany, lelt here Saturday utlcr
aouti on a motor trip to El Pa ho.
Texas. Mrs. Stevens and their
; nmall son uccompanicd Mr. Ste
vens in a new Chevrolet sedan.
They will visit friends there tor
several weeks.
Armed with hiy plano-nccordion,
11. 1. Lu u b , v ice -president o i
I the Armstrong Motor company.
! leit here Friday ninht on the
I Shr.no special train for Los Antto
1 les to attend the convention.
lief ore venturlnK such a lung
distance with the valuable accord.
ion, Mr. Lnnt;o took out insurance
, on tne iiim ru mem to cover every
possible mishap Including smash
ing and dropping.
The Pierce-Allen company has
completed plans for installing steel
bin equipment In the parts de
partment. The new' fixtures arc
considered neccsaury because of
tho increased popularity of Chev
rolet parts. .
It. L. Sanderson of the Sander
son Motor company attended a
meeting of Oakland Pontiac deal
ers at tin I triLion hotel in Port
lit ml Wednesday evening. Plans
wet o formulated for the mi minor
selliiiK campaign throughout the
t.le. Ifc M. l)ieves. Pacific coast
reKioiiat m. auger of the Oakland
Motur Car company, San Fran
ciev'o. presided over lb meeting.
imuly lli'Kiin. bm'kkreper Rt '
llu ArniNtronK M''i iMnmmny.' In i
,'ti'-lt'l to ri'Uini to Mctltovd to
day fioin rortlunil, whi't'o lie api'til
ilu past wot'k mi a busings nntl
lli'n;uiro trip.
The ttii-Ki'.-it tHivvt'V prt'Mi In the
Kuril Imlustrh'N. ontyldp tho finnio
pn'sst- for tin1 Model A atltotno-iMli-
ih uatMl tu ttHpi tcmlrrs. wheol
ho!..stnN anil raillatnr wlirlln at the
1.1 n ruin itutnimitilt plant. It
wimim a .".0,0(1(1 pounilii anil slaml
- li'iM lo liH'hi's iiluivc tho floor
line. Thnv ti-ol of the sttui'turo
cicii liil ti.lon th,. floor levol nil It
ha a founilallon 11 tm InrhoB
I ,l....p.
1 I'Mnaiil A Cuilahy. vaki-r. hn
Kiven l.oolu ur.ivernity of (rhini
t ? j'" coo foi a IH'i-aiy.
towoN', stttctwy,
PAST YEAR.
EXCEEDS ALL MARKS
M2V YORK, N. Y., June 2.
I n the circulation of the scriptures
during 1!)K tho American Bible
society by going beyond the 11.
(100,000 mark in its Issues of Hcrip
tures, surpassed ull previous rec
ords of distribution. The distribu
tion whs inado in 182 languages.
This achievement marks tho
fourth year, in succession In which
the Hiblc circulation of each pre
ceding year haw been exceeded.
In China, just . emerging from
the throes of a significant revolu
tion, the American Bible society
distributed over 4, G0, 000 volumes,
the largest circulation In tho his
tory of the society's work in
China. '
The society also reports multi
plying opportunities for larger
scripture distribution in tho re
publics of Latin America. In the
West Indies agency, demands for
scriptures were largely, from those
who were not affiliated with tho
churches, a definite campaign re
sulting in tho greatest, circulation
in ten years. itiblo coaches are
being used increasingly by the so
ciety's agency in the Argentine to
reach remote p luces In Uruguay
and Paraguay, that the Bible may
be made available to those not yet
reached by the Bible workers. In
Mexico tho demand for ' Bibles is
greater than the supply.
In the Arabic Levant agency,
with headquarters at Cairo, pub
lication was increased 350 per cent
over that of tho previous year.
The plates of tho Turkish Bible
have recently been rendered obso
lete by the Turkish ruling on the
alphabet, whereby the Arabic
script must bo replaced by Latin'
characters. Not a vestige of the
Arabic script is allowed In tho
gradf schools. Drummers have
gone through tho streets and vil
lages all over the republic of Tur
key culling upon everyone between
the ages of lti and 40 to attend
the special classes opened for
them. Thus millions of people
will soon be able to read the scrip
tures who could not have done so
U months ago.
In the United States there are
still many homes with no knowl
edge of the Hthle. Throughout
the northwest Bible workers found
grown children who had never
seen a Bible and had never been
Inside of a church. In tho middle
west, men visited over 2 2,00 0
families and found 3000 Biblcless
homes. In the southern stales
many young people were reached
in sections of the country largely
destitute as regards religious and
educational opportunities. Hcird
Ing classes have been formed with
the chief textbook a large print
testament suplled by the cfotv.
The pupils range In ngo from 24
A Special
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The smartness and distinction of your chosen color design at no extra cost Come to out Special Color
Show and see the great variety of color combinations from which you may choose.
An exclusive manufacturing achievement makes this wide selection, at no extra cost, absolutely exclusive
to the Super-Sixes. And it caps the great array of values with which Essex the Challenger has swept the
six-cylinder field. -.
1 jst month, for instancr, more that 225 dif
frrcnt color combinations on various models
werr supplied to Ksscx buyers. In this territory
ny Hudson-Rssex dealer is prepared to show
and to give you a wide choice. Your individ
ual selection, from among the options, will be
shipped from the factory within 48 hours of
the receipt of your order, at no extra cost.
And color is but one point of Essex advantage.
The conviction of createst value which Essex
gives on sirjht is borne out in performance of
,trn 5. mm.
to K0 years.
Tho American
Bible society
began its ministry of providing
' " - - -- - urn.
i.im.i't,. ....luce the selling price of em-
In 18&3. lurlng the subsequent
years approximately 75,000 vol -
uiiipn nf the serif. turew in Braille
'" IK,-!,
' ty niViN YOU
'
see the nunv
ber of Chryslers in the hands
of bankers, lawyers, doctors,
manufacturers, engineers',
chemists, judges and other
leaders of American life every
where, you realize more than
ever that you travel in the
best of company when you
own and drive a Chrysler.
It means something defi
nite when ' thousands
1 if 1. .1
people wno lormeriy ownea
end drove far more expen'
i J w w vU MM MM XlIM V vVJTAVIF 'til 9.tt
Show of Motor Car Color Designs
Armstrong
101 So. Riverside
.pen is -
j inrt other syftrms h;
i.ed of sight.
sued to persons depr
was able
j During 12R the society
; JUMsed scriptures ny c"'i '
i
I MOSCOW
VP, The v 1 1 h Pp
Broudtlotb or Fin, Mohair
Notice who own CHIYSLEIS
- - that alone means a lotx
' r,n,.. rlrivinir
filVB lui, uiw " o
i i.i... r
unrysiers ny ureicicmv.
Todav there is a general
recognition of the" fact that
Chrysler has obsoleted long'
established -standards.
By scientific distribution
of car weight, by new utili'
zation of fuel, by advanced
carburetion and correctly
applied thermodynamics,
Chrvsler enerineerine has
of created a new performance.
. t1
A pertectly-Daiancea cnas-
sis, with buoyant vanadium
CHRYSLEK
CHRYSLER
Medf ord Motors
128 South Riverside
brilliant ranee and smoothness, and a wealth
of fine car detail, never before associated with
this price class.
Its smooth and dashing powers its large, roomy,
fine bodies; its 76 outstanding new feaniresi
its Speed challenging up to 70 miles an hour;
with Reliability that permits 60 miles an hour
for hor after hour; and Economy of 1 8 to 20
miles per gallon and upward all these make
Essex a formidable challenger of any car the '
market offers.
lowest terms available on
the balance.
THE CHALLENGER
Motors, Inc.
Phone 18
! tfcunlcvka In the Shklovsky re-
uskc(l lhal ientistB vi-
it it lu Investigate a meteor which
r'U near iitra were
nnin ...
I snow inc.
lled when the fiery vIh.
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CHRYSLER "75"
ROYAL SEDAN
Upbolsltry Optional Without Extra Cost
springs anchored in moulded
blocks of live rubber instead
of ordinary metal shackles,
supplemented by hydraulic
shock absorbers, means au
entirely new and delightful
comfort in riding.
Take a demonstration.
Learn for yourself the dif
fcrence between Chrysler
performance and the others.
Chrysler "75" tins to $179
Einht Bodr StrlM
CHRYSLER "65" $1040 to flUI
six soar
Allpri,,e.l,.fMlory.cbry,ltrJ,al.
m cxttnd nnrmimt timt paymenu.
MOTORS PRODUCT
Phone 762
AND UP-AT FACTOR?
Your present carwill prob
ably cover the entire first
payment The H. M. C.
Purchase Plan offers the