Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1923, Page 16

i 16 - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1923. 16 ____ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25 1923. - 1 3 . jazz in the Nth degree.. And the fact [them there and still dancing, went on | Doyle and the marathon dancer are|and of the slx-defy bicycle race Lefore | hungry blic, But th 114 1 H]RGE]’ ]EAU]USY |Dance Craze for Psychologists |55 et i g vhae et o s Ty ton Semier Arw S o e w1x 0y Hlercle cete budons | barery public, B (e pulioe 10 s ’ “Fr h nia_spread ) Which they are Springing up not only | to France and. thence to Italy. At|OVery overwhelming soclal catas- | MONCY from the pockets of the sport- (Copyright, 1023.) . And N()t Pollce Sa S Celebrit ;{\;‘;ugl:»:(rlhllbuounllhry. but in !ll‘:u- first a epiritual significanze was a|l' trophe brings. They are both prod- ope, vhere, y e way, hey | tached to the stupor into which the | ,cts of the war, both sl T > y - y originated. i dancers fell. after many hours. Then |08 OF the war, both elgnifcant o . Excessive dancing,” Dr. Martin ex- | it was decided the people danced be- n existence, of the — plained, “Is a symbol of suppressed | cause they had been bitten by a |letting up of the terrific nervous ten- | Speclal Dispateh to The Star. was a book on mob ychology, “The . s eroticism. It bursts forth after every | spider, hence the evolution of thelsion which the war entailed. A * ° NEW YORK —The mara- | Behavior of Crowd which created |8reat social calamity, as do religious | dance called the ‘tarantella’ By this| “Sir Arthur turned to religion in- 4 A o A sensation twWo years “4go. revivals. When a stupendous uuclal]tlme thousands and thousands of | stead of to the dance. The marathon o”' l = . cith. The| “Since the thirteenth century,” salid |c¢ataclysm has passed some people!people were dancing everywhere | contestants turned to the dance in- Ail - i iONS [ craze for something new, in this case | he, “and doubtless earlier, there have [ tUrn to the churches; others turn to|until they dropped from sheer ex-|gstead of religion.” Anglo American Relat a new endurance record,’ is spre: been marathon dances, 1t 15 absurd and [ 2ncing, and you will find a great | haustion. The craze lasted five years.| Meanwhile the New York authori- everywhe T are > | ulso useless for the police to interfere. |Many fanatics in both religion and |Then the fdea was spread that the|ties like those throughout the coun- p Am- s : The thi ot for them. Let them |the dance. reason the people were dancing was | ‘ry are endeavoring to st t th Should Be of Best, & or ito stop gt [ AN Chl b e rat ot of whihe wild outburst of dancing |that they had been polsoncd by Jews | long-distance Ganiting coass. They — t that th their system. Such long dis s one- | Which comes on the heels of a far- |and, as a result, a hundred thousand |insist that it is very injurious and Sonstpatienti s indists bassador Avers. hands. stepping may be injurious, but it isn't [Spread calamity ch_as war, is |Jews wero slaughtered. that the sapping of Y ital energy in Constipation, irregular action, indigestion, loss of Ao s stusent ot pavehaloay andllig DEsER) a8 stappiie The craze (& Mmob phenome 1 ways hap- | “Quantity, not quality, Is a strange | this way shortens life. But while appetite, palpitation, sourncss of the stom&ca, Gt Dathologtohl histor e | lowed to wear Jtself out fo|Pens. In the thirte tury, after | pluse of the dancing manla. The | they are at it persons ot in sympa- heartburn, flatulenc ditcomts dances are no surprise.” | be pr - Llack plague, demic of |Greok dancers, both modern and an- | thy with the authorities call atten- cartburn, flatulence, or discomfort after meals, ) | Everete ‘D . { et ’ duncing started in an town. |cient, tried to see how beautifully | tion to the fact that there is nothing are all signs of a faulty digestion. A teaspoonful —Memories ot L ¢idely know ix b apte A o ent | Men and women danced in the stree! h ould move. The jazz contes-|very new in it all. They recall the or more of ENO’ “Fruit Salt” taken i A ONDON, e hospitality were [Dortunity. 1 ; 5 i Tt [all_day aud all Uil they feil |tants try to See how lon. old days of six-day walking mutches Pt e (gl L LT Tived tonight @t the fourth annual [¢he People's thiis. he clains. a Birect outgrowih of r Arthur Conan 8lass of cold or slightly warm water tones up fyenue. \d | Jazz dancing. and jazz daneing the entire system and brings relicf in a perfectly yeunion of the British war missions o on Forum, of which he ' of the aftermaths of the w = s . 2 B—— : 5 3 = natural manner. All Druggists sell to the United States, and Anglo- | & chairman. Onc result of his study long-distance performances FRUIT SAL The (Derivative Compound) " ‘7.0 Only Originad _nn‘:;‘;’zqziuuflfn. 2i, ‘Take home a Bo: Now Tork, Torwato, Srdner, Weligton 25 assorted flavors. © Sold bv Isading druggists b, 1l Americans should revere Eng- land; all Englishmen should be proud 5 . of America, not_ jealous of her a = . wummed up Col. George Harvey, the | |lig o What Opll(,‘(ll American ambassudor, atter 3 i 3 L o 1he fiela of economic, indus Jitetorical relationship sured | - C bervu'e Re(llly i distinguished audience L h . American Jfeople are : i : thelr anteccdents and f‘le(l'la-— sympathies. : ljer fn the evening Stanle X ey L ] Fuddwin, chancellor of the e : > Service that you can depend had said that he was only © ) . 3 T upon while the glasses are being his debt-funding Juiket he wis : that—a service that is always {ianen fephadppaiifcio fien & . O\ yours AFTER the glasses have Ciments to America are the . 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