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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21

The picture shows ihe efficient
way OF painting bodies for Ford
cars at tho local branch.
There arc about GOO fee, OF con.
veyou In the paint department.
travelling az tho rate OF eight inches
per minute. thru a iry,ng system.
At temperature which enables "A
computed paint Job TO 10 turned
out In 10 hours. Under tho old
method OF air drying from four 10
five days wcrs required.
There Is no lifting or handling.
a. tho convcyor delivers tho bodFca
from operation 10 operation where
man Is ready 20 do his part. or rub.
hlng. glazing or In some way pre-
pairing tho body for the following
coat Of paint, two coats OF glare.
two coats OF color yarnish and ouv
coat Of finishing varnihh. Paint
flowed on by the Ford System In.
stead Of brushing iusutcu clean.
smooth paint job. with a much heav.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
FORD'S WEEKLY
PLAN BIG AID
Permitting Many to Obtain
a Car Much Sooner

'''rhe Ford weekly purchase plan
IL going TO bo a boon to many fam.
lies and permit them TO buy a car
much quicker than they ever
dreamed" Bert BlanEy Of tho Cen.
trail agency. local Fond dealer. said
today In discussing tho now plan
which Is creating such widespread
comment. and which u being entlu.
aiastically received everywhere,
I'm my experience as Ford deal
err. and | believe Il ~ true with every
other dealer and salesman as well. I
have met many persons who ex.
pressed their desire 20 own Fond.
and who frankly told mo that some
how they never could get together
enough money 20 make tho initial
payment on one.
The result was, OF course. that
they went on wanting car and hop
inE that some day something would
turn up whereby they could got a
car
Now that something has turned
up. Tho Ford weekly purchase plan
simplifios Il all and makes IL easier
20 come into the ownership OF car.
1T II constructive automobile buy.
Ing In the simplest and easicat form
and presents 10 countless families all
over the country the long-wlshed.tor
opportunity OF enjoying motor car
benefits and pleasures.
Right here In our own city Il viii
be more than welcome.
Take the family whore. say. tho
father Is not the only wage Garner.
but where perhaps a son or daugh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
FORD PLANT HAS.
GREAT TURNOUT.
Immense Production Made
in Six Months at Factory

DETROIT. July 2i.-A total Of
i.0b0.is5 automotivo products were
built by tho various divisions OF the
Ford Motor co. during tho first six
months Of the present year. accord.
ing TO figures just compiled.
Tho output for tho halfyear was
as follows:
Ford cars and trucks. domestic
and foreign, s4i.2f5; Canada. 46.s7i;
Fordson tractors. 5s.5b7. and Lin.
coin cars, 3.5l2.
a new monthly record for produc.
ton was established by the domestic
assembly plants IN June. with to-
tai OF i75.Ot0 Ford cars and trucks.
exceeding the output OF May by
nearly 5000.
New production marks have been
set up almost daily since January.
but there hasn't been time when
manufacture even approxlmated the
demand.
With production increasing in an
cndcayor TO meet tho demand IL Is
expected that the company VIII fin.
lah the year with a total approx.
mating 100000 Ford cars and
trucks for domestic uso alone.
This is tho opinion expressed b.
officials. in view OF the present
prosperous conditions. tho increas.
ing number OF orders and tho out.
look for even better times prevailing
during the coming months.
In bringing up production. efforts
all along have been devoted TO buile.
lng better As a result. many i'm.
provemcnts have been made. and
tho Ford cars and trucks are today
az the lowest price level In the his.
tory OF tho company. they are OF
higher quality and present a greater
value TO the purchaser than ever
before.
The demand for Ford trucks and
light delivery cars is particularly
optimistic. since II reflects the attl.
iudo Of business men, as well as
farmers, toward expansion and
greater efficiency Sale OF Ford
trucks arc more than double those
OF last year. which indicates the ex.
tent OF tho general prosperity.
For months Ford dealers have
had no stocks on hand. buyers alb.
sorblng the cars and trucks as rap.
idly as they are turned out Of as.
Hembly plants. with this condition
continuing, production is certain 20
remain AZ capacity 10 aid dealers in
making deliveries ms quickly as pos.
siblc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21

ter or two are al work. The family
never has enjoyed car. yet every
member times without number has
expressed a desire TO uNn one,
Under the Ford weekly purchase
plan there il no reason az All why
such family should not soon own
a Ford car. II cnch member con,
tributes just a little OF his or her
earnings each week il viii hardly
seem any time az all before the whole
family Will DO enjoying q car.
what 10 true OF tho family ~
true also OF the Individual who wants
a car
And one Of tho most appealing
features OK tho plan Is that (. "a
adaptable 10 the means or practically
everyone. Tho weekly payments.
which arc deposited % tho credit Of
tho customer In tho hank aud draw
interest az tho regular savings rate.
may 10 fixed 20 suit tho desires Of
each purchaser. What could bc easier
than that?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
ACCIDENTS OUTSIDE CITY

Traffic surveys of Buffalo, pub.
lished by tho American Gas Accn.
mulator Co.. show that so per cent
of serious traffic accidents In 1929
were outside of the congested dis.
triots OF the city; 50 per cent of all
accidents were at street intersec.
tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
LOUISIANA LEADS

Louisiana made the greatest per.
esniage gain lE motor vehicles in
i92s. registering si.5 per cent in.
crease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
GAS IN STOCK

Gasoline IN stock In tho United
States row amounts TO 1,13o,Sio.767
gallons, This is new high level
mark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Big Production
at Ford Plant

DETROIT. July 2i.--Tno Ford
Motor Co.'S production for the
month OF June was 20o.ss3 units.
tho Ford News announces.
Production OF Ford cars and
trucks. domestic and foreign. totaled
100. 900. tho Fordson Tractor output
was s.eol. and tho Lincoln division
OF tho company produced fs9 cars
during the month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21

Ter volume Of paint than can be
applied by the old method or paint.
ing.
The two men in the foreground.
o. q. Ward and @. + James, find
no trouble turning but 40 completed
paint jobs in their eight hours OF
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
HEAVY TRAEEIc

Traffic counts made In Pittsburg
by tho city planning commission
show over 10000 vehicles entering
the central business district Of tho
city between the hours OF 7 n. m.
and p. m. II Is estimated that IS
per cent OF this ls thru traffic
based on tho time limit OF Is min.
utcs for passing thru tho business
district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Ford Production
in Week Is Big

DETROIT. July 2l.---produciion
OF tho Ford Motor Co. for the five.
day week ending July 10. due TO the
Fourth OF July holiday. was sa.si5
Ford cars and trucks. 1910 Fortison
tractors and i6o ears ut tho Lincoln
division OF the company. tho Ford
News announces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21

slmplIfIcd method that teaches
tho scientific principles OF ignition,
carburetion, etc. We guarantee to
teach you how 10 shoot trouble.
Special equipment used. No grease
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1880 TO 9---for ten weeks. Enter any
time. Present class on Wednesday.
Tuition, five dollars.
DRIVING JEssoNs-Learn how
10 drive under tutolago OF an ex.
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Broadway and Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
CAR DEALERS DOLLAR

c. A. Vano, general manager OF
the National Automobile Dealers as.
ISOLATION, was the guest of honor at
last Friday nights dinner OF tho
Los Angeles Motor Dealers associa.
ton. THE Motor Car Dealers Dol,
lar" was the topic he chose for his
talk when coffee and cigars were
served.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25
nv Margaret Robe.

New York. Jan. 25.-"If you give me-
your photograph then l will give sou
mine" How obsolete this well-knOwn
phrase will soon become, in fine. For
there's a chap invented now a process
very new that takes in stone or marble.
white, a cameo of you. And so the fu-
ture lady fair will give to her best beau
her alabaster bas-rclicf and get his
cameo.
A metal bas-relicf is chic or alabaster.
rare, and for yourself in plaster l am
| sure you'd learn to care. For in these
many mediums your likeness may he
done and if you like variety try each
and every one.
The process cameography is called
and it combines photography developed
by most secret OF designs. The clever
young inventor here from Brighton,
England, came. A cameographcr is he.
II. Edmunds is his name.
His subjects sit behind a screen eSpe-
cially prepared. To cam'ras take them
through the screen while dazzling lights
are flared. The sitting's very, very
! brief Next comes the catchy trick,
tranSlating then the likcnesses into the
marble thick. the metal, alabaster or
what medium they choose their cameo
graphs done in. NOu must hencefOrth
disabuse your mind of thinking sculp-
ture by an artist must be done for Ed
munds once of engineers, electrical, was
one. ."r
How sad Praxitcles and too STike
Angelo would be could they know how
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25
Had Your Cameograph Taken?
Can "Snap" You in Stone Now

their hack works done by cameog-
raphy.
Davidson may soon go bust" since
busts in bas-rclicf can be turned our
by dozens by this engineering chief.
In future, family albums and framed
photographs will be deleted from our
dwellings and instead we're apt to see
collections of stone faces on the mantcls
in row or else along the plate-railS
where the ber-steins used to go. And
though within your watch's case you
absolutely ne'er your lady's plaster has.
relief can ever hope to wear, still when
romance is shattered and you've broEcn
with the dame. think what relief has
bas-rlief TO shatter all the same.
Imagine how moro flattering whcr
travelling We go TO have our passports
furnished with a metal cameo, instead
of an exhibit from n real rogue's gal
lery as erstwhile passport photographs
| most always looked to be.
wonder if when posing for a cameo
graph, too, they tell you to look pleasant
as photographers used to do and II they
have you looking for "the birdie anC
then when you've got the pose complete
ly have a thousand things and ten, like
changing plates. adjusting lights nna
| moving chairs TO do until you slump
your smile is fled and you wish YOU
had. too.
Bus then no matter how you smile
all languishing. l fear. cameOgraph'
will always make you rather hard lp'
pear.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25
What's New in
Fashions

Paris, Jan. 25.-Thc picture hat per
sists today in spite of the attempts Of
small hats to crowd il out of the spot
light altogether. One we'll liked shape
is a combination of poke bonnet and
mushroom. 1t flares high and far over
the face and yet covers the back of
the neck.
London. Jan. 25.-Tle chin strap
which has added itself to many of the
small hats Of today is not always of
ribbon nor even of gold or silver braid.
Sometimes ii is made up of small vel
vet flowers, matching the flowers with
which the hat itself is trimmed.
New York, Jan. c5.-FOr a long
while black lingerie decorated with
bright embroidery has been the fash
ion. Now we have lingerie in bright
colors decorated with embroidery in
black. Ivory and yellow sets have black
medallions in sharp contrast. sol r'ld
lingerie-very beautiful in itscIf--has
black silk cords and tassels.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25
aety of Interesting Subjects Discussed Home Reading
Daily Talks on Practical Psychology
BY HARRIET LUELLA MCOLLUM
Copyright. 1922

hold the mental picture which you wish
10 realize. And TO the degree you hold
the attention upon that picture you
command the cells and they obey. Per.
sist. Remember, Rome was not built
in 4 day; neither can your body be re-
built in a day. Persevere.
This principle applies to any and al
psr.s of the body. A nose can be
Strengthened by it, a crooked mouth
made even.
A 1T system of exercise, which is
never varied. is not as desirable as
ST. ching. twisting and pulling, which
relaxeS all the body, even the arteries
Ever varying movements will bring tbs
best results, especially if the mind bC
centcred upon the effort.
Study your own body needs and then
apply these ways and means for correct,
ing defects and developing the entire
organism BEAUTIFULLY. the unit, beauti.
fully.
Tomorrow--Nerve Energy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25
Women! Get Rid of Inferiority
Complex! Then Go in for Politics
= BY MARIAN HALE.

To rid women of their 'inferiority
complex is the first step in preparing
them for political life, according to Mrs
Halsey W. Wilson, director OF the Ma.
tiOnal School of Democracy, which will
hold sessions in New York for women
voters from Jan. 90. to Feb. 5.
I'VE Begin" says Mrs. Wilson, by
demonstrating to the woman engaged IL
developing political consciousness that
she has light under the scriptual busheI
in the form of valuable ideas and con
victionS.
Next we help her to shape the ma.
terials she possesses for orderly speech.
es and campaign work.
Look for Results.
''Then look for results"
The National School of Democracy
is the outgrowth of II similar local
schools held in IL states throughout
the country, just before the last
election, by women Of the Democratic
party. Its courses have been EXTENDED
TO national scope for women interested
in the next presidential campaign.
What" asks Mrs. Wilson. "havc
women gained from housekeeping rou-
tine that fits them for political posi-
tons?
Answer: Mastery Of detail, thrift,
patience, endurance, dispatch, system,
cleanup methods.
What have they gained from their
clubs?
Better education. team work. under
standing Of human needs, organization
leadership.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25
Chapter Nv.

NhePtSA
Bruce found a small house on the
outskirts of Westfield. After using
most of the check his father had given
him to buy the most needed furni-
ture he and Muriel took possession.
Muriel was very neat, kept the house in
perfect order, but she could lot cook.
At home she made such a fuss when
sent into the kitchen that her mother
had allowed her to do her share OF
the household duties by caring for the
living rooms and chambers and, as they
could not afford Il servant, doing the
cooking herself.
But what man as much in love as
was Bruce cares at first that his
steak is burned his vegetables I'M
derdone? So eyeTythi1g went along
derdone? So evtrything went along
happily. The position was fairly
good one, with prospects if he made
good.
Bruce fretted over the break with
his father and often spoke of the
"poor lonesome beggar." This always
-6rought frown to Muriel's face whi2h
he didn't notice. If he had he would
not have guessed the cause. One night
he spoke of the date, "the governors
birthday" he said, then went on tell
ing of his fathers goodness, his chum-
miness with him when he was a little
fellow, and how he had always "come
up to the scratch when he got into
boyish scrapes Mt college.
Finally Muriel could stand it no
longer. She flared out:
II do wish you would stop talking
about him! l believe you love him
better than you do me. l don't talk
about my father. I'm satisfied with
just you'll don't want any one else. !"
"Why-Muriel-I- he stopped.
"You know l love you, dearest, but l
love father, too"
II give you all my love and want
all of yours. You can't love me us
want you to and keep talking about
him, loving him, all the time"
After this -outburst Bruce seldom
spoke of his father. But his silence
hurt. His was confidential, sOciable
nature. He liked to talk things over.
But if it hurt Muriel-why he could
keep still. He would. He mustn't do
anything to hurt his darling.
Even with MuriPs little income Of
So a month it was hard to make ends
meet She knew as little of marketing
as she did of cooking and their bills
seemed enormous considering what they
had. Bruce spoke of it:
"Well have to cut them down some
way, pet" he said at the end of the
first half year. We've used every cent
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25

Immediately your hair becomes
beautiful. Just moisten cloth with
banderine and draw it carefully
through your hair, taking one small
trand at a time; this will cleanse the
air of dust. dirt or any excessive OIL
b a few minutes you will be amazed.
-FOUR hair will be wavy, fluffy and
POSSESS an incompatible softness, lus-
re and really appear twice rs thick
Ind abundant-amass of luxuriant,
Unity. eolorful hair
Besides identifying the hair, Dan
erine eradicates dandruff: invigor-
ties the scalp, stopping itching and
llIing hair.
Danderine is the best. cheapest and
host delightful hair corrective and
bnic 1t is to the hair what fresh
lowers of rain are to vegetation. II
pes right TO the roots. vitalizes and
rengthens them. Its stimulating prop
ties help the hair to grow long, heavy,
#rong.
y You can surely have beautiful hair
I'D lots Of it. if yes will spend 81
4pts. for a bottle of Danderire ut any
8liIstorp or toilet counter. 1t is not
Feasy. oily or sticky.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25

Taxation, relieving the tension. wherein
the blood, renewed and purified and
laden with body building substances, re-
turns TO the tissue.
This moment of relaxation, the ar.
rival of the red corpuscles with their
burden of new body building substances
is a psychological moment for helping
rebuild the tissues with the power of
mind.
In this moment the new cells, brought
up by the red corpuscles, the delivery
boys of the raw material. so TO speak,
are awaiting assignment. They aro will
ing and ready to do anything, any work
and in any way that the foreman, the
architect, bids them do. II there is no
commander they mitch in and wo.k Just
as the other cells are working, along
the line of previously established plans.
For example: Suppose you are exer.
Cising your arm. You wish to develop
particular tyne of arm. muscular or
beautiful. whichever the case may be.
You have decided what type you want.
what you want that arm to look like
Then make a vivid mental picture Of the
arm as you want it to be. Close your
eyes; see il in your minds eye: cOncen-
trate your attention upon it then con-
tract the muscles. closing the hands
tightly. firmly. and assume a definite.
positive mental attitude that the mind
is building your arm as you desire it TO
he: that il j. RI'iHT NOW directing
the cells to assemble in such manner
and form as is necessary TO re-arranse
the tissue to rebuild it as you picture.
, Then relax: the blood rushes into the
tissues with the newly instructed cells
which Immediately set about rebuilding
the tissues according TO the instructions
OF the mental picture: assume a re.
laXed mental attitude with the physical
relaxation. But firmly. though gently
throughout the exercise, continue &c
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25

same amount of filling in one half of
square before folding over the other half.
1t is well to wet the edges and press
them together with a fork before ball.
ing.
The filling:
1 cup raisins, seeded and chopped
IL cup currants
5 tablespoons lemon juice
Grated rind of l orange
II cup cracker crumbs
IL cup brown sugar
egg
Mix all ingredients we'll together.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25
Marriage a la Mode

In upper India. girls who were not
tatoocd in childhood are so decorated
before their wedding day.
The nose ring is as symbolical nf
married life there as is the finger
ring in this country. Widows re-
move the nose ring.
At weddings. both bride and BRIDE
groom are yelled to protect them
against the "evil eye"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25
EXERCISE AND THE CELLS.

Before We part for the time being
from our general subject. Mind the
Architect; Cells the Builders. and the
particular emphasis We have placed up
ON suggestion, both in helping the arch,
itect and his workmen. too. let us con-
slider the effect of exercise in relation to
the builders, We shall need il,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25
Banbury Tarts
BY Bertha T.. Shap!eiSh
OF Columbia University.

Roll any good paste, puff or plain.
to IA inch thick Cut into four-inch
squares. In center place two table
spoonsful Banbury filling. Bring cor
ners to enclose the mixture. Bake IN
n moderate oven over 20 minutes.
Or shape in form of triangle, with
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25

EXERCISE is half
physical and half
mental. Those ex-
erCises which are
taken without put
ting the force of
the mind into them
produce but slight
beneficial results.
The physical
principles involved
in exercise are
contraction and re-
taxation; contrac-
ton being the pro-
cess of mechanical
ly squeezing the
blood from the it's
sues, and thus eX-
pelling the debris
by tensing the
muscles: and re-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25
Spring Suits.

Suits for spring are more ornate than
they have been for many seasons. Ere
quently they have elaborate collars and
cuffs as well as intricate braiding and
embroidery.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25

"Muriel. I can't eat this stuff :"
Bruce said as he pushed away the plate
on which was a piece of blackPned
steak. ."Can't you cook things with
out burning them"
Il do the best I can. told you l
didn't know how to cook"
"Well we'll both be sick if we eat
such trash" His tone was impatient.
Cant you learn to cook? Aren't there
books and things that tell you how?
Get on your buds and we'll go
to restaurant and get something We
, can eat"
She rose at once and went upstairs.
After waiting some time and, calling
her twice. Bruce went up to see what
was keeping her. She sat by the win
dow crying.
Come on Never mind if / was cross.
I'm half starved"
IT shan't go - and don't you go,
Bruce. It's just an excuse to leave
me-"
"Very Welt" He dashed down the
stairs and out. He had no intention
of leaving her or of going anywhere
but TO the restaurant. But he was
hurt, annoyed, a~bit angry. so he went
to Il moving picture and it was after
II o'clock when he came in.
(TO Be Continued.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25

Dorothy Jacckl, New York society
girl, winter guest at St. Moritz, secs
nothing to be afraid of in Switzerland's
snow and ice.
She is a devotee of cold-weather
sport.
Miss Jacckl's cap matches her scarf
Of brilliant plaid wool, which almost
conceals the blanket coat underneath.
Her gray angora mittens and wool
stockings are smart as well as warm.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25
II IN T
Sashes Popular:

SaSheS Popular:
Wide Sashes of printed silk in Grade.
strong collars, are tied loosely about
the hips and make the only trimming on
many a smart sport outfit OF linen or
silk.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25
Black and White.

landings of white crepe de chine are
used on gown of black and white
crepe with a pleated over-tunic and
long, bloused bodice.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-25

"All these qualities are needed in
political life. They Will enable
Women to make important construc-
tive contributions toward liberalizing
and humaniziny tendencies.
"Basically, women are sound.
"They arc right in matters of human
conduct and standards"