The evening world. Newspaper, August 9, 1921, Page 9

Site master or actor can get Into the ‘Doing Two Things at Same|stureh without very sincere ropen- $ of dyncing for soldiers,” he waiians of Old Days, for)” | concluded. . They Sang as They Played) M* Smythe is at the Astor. Flutes at Kanaka Dances—-| BULGARIANS LIKE LONGFEL-: | re “ve BP Low. Cows That Have PHONO-! mie people of Bulgaria have taken graphs Played to Them at} Henry Wadsworth Longfellow to their Milking Time Have Few|{ar® and his poems have be very popular there, according to Bacteria in Their Product— at. Irene V. Shishmanoff-Stefan- Strangers to Big Town Bring} Weird Yarns With Which to Regale Credulous Natives. By Roger Batchelder. "Tt does not seem possili * person can play the flute and the same time, but it can be done, according to Henry S. Fisk, a world-| wide travelier who is now at the Im- perial. VOODOO DANCES TAME AFFAIRS, nnsyl- Mme. Shishmanoft has study in egent she is in- ties in Bul- hn to relieve erished families former “In Hawaii, in the days before the bade White men and the Japanose secured Eee @ foothold in the island: of Jac- Stic are giving lism and “the real hula-hula was danced to the accompaniment of the bamboo nose flute. This dance was not like the|; . Meee are other hula dances, but was somewnat | the common forms of recreation among silat to. our ‘Virginia feel ,|the neg population down there, ems formed in parallel rows | ty moved forward and back with certa fixed gestures. friemliy and hos- joint of bambox haif inoh from t dend. It was so arranged that er could sup- | ply air from his right nostril to this Enjoy This “Sel f- Mak-| apening and two other holes gave an opportunity for playing. By expert ing’ "Ice Cream manipulation, the player could play| yi. Cmooth, del Senin the music for the dance and at tl hteeens same time sing the proper words ng th “There are some of thes cranking noso flutes in museums,” he other toilsome work. Ice cluded, “but only a very few ¢ ly freezes itself vel and rich in the aged Hawatians can play them.” ve AUTO. VACUUM ICE CREAM FREEZER | n openiag a BOSSY Likes id A A clean, light, sanitary, conveni- Fred b. Smith, f ent odern kitchen utensil fin- in the Adiron Ne ished ping at the Pr {1 that a cow like than a_ piece ir department write us—for com- of Marion Hacus r rozen essert at lake AUTO VACUUM FREEZER CO., Inc. 220. W Street. New Yor up w hoa vacuum nel her feet daintily washed, and om use: private drinking ¢ “Ash For . . Br eee “cet Horlick’s NO BLUE LAWS FOR HIM. > The ORIGINAL aking a fight on the Metho- Malted Milk the benefit of . Das 4 oh I. Henry Smythe jr, son of Dr. J. H. Smythe, prominent Methodist clergyman of Philadelphia, who has preached be six Presidents of the United Re & Invalids NO COOKING m The “Food- Drink” for All Ages. er! Quick Lunch at Home, Office,and ; cy Fountains, Ask for HORLICK’S. John Wesley's original views 1 recreation. The dictum that no dune, warAvoid Imitations & Substitutes pola AE LEED Cea ecto abet ce os “The amuseme Was hurriedly ban of Meth SHOP a 42 WEST 34 St-1Flightup “A Shop for Stout Women Exclusively” Continuation of Our Season End—Closing Out Sale of Dresses for Stout Women We Are Anticipating Deliveries of Fall Wearing Apparel and Must Therefore Sacrifice the Following Stocks to Make Room: SUMMER DRESSES SILK DRESSES formerly $8 to $12 formerly $18 to $22 formerly $22 to $30 formerly $35 to $45 4% 94% These-are long line models, slenderized by our experts of finest materials, in the wanted shades, crea tions that have made the “Stoutwear Shop” famous. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS, TELS AND RES AR ES TAURANTS. im SOON ET MERRICK ar an PAUL WHITEMAN Presents EDWARD ELKINS AND HIS Sensational Orchestra Direct from the ALEXANDRIA HOTEL, LOS ANGELES, CAL. |], WILLIAM KURTH, anager No Couvert Charge for Dinner. For Infants | i PU yA SIN AP SLE ITE ITT - have been inflicted white ‘she was « ry- hy the city was started yesterday by and protects ‘Jerome ¥. Cohen of 4X ‘The flute was made of a simple pitable to white strangers who visit | i Pia caer 2. ace ee THE EVENING WORLD, fVESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1921, i their villages and their childlike be- to the promise ts that Logan shall print lief and simplicity have often led *3 | WOMAN TO LASH EDITOR. t in his paper. Her husband their exploitation | “= a rote a letter threatening leas! | “It is true that the native cere. | Palisade Author Promises Horse- “attack without warn- monial dances, stimulated by ‘taf whip if Paper User Name, © forbids the use of the a po ed from si 1 home in Logan's Fite, aonaliine Aa res ~ ieee seek A public horsewhinping has bee Melrowsky is tl a8 thor of an| Mar’ opnbeitions. eect for promised to C. T, Logan, editor of th n European conditions which setting—a clearing in the forest, the|!allsadlan, Palisade, N. J, by Mra lance” hig made “an issie which af- Wavering torchlignt, the native ‘dtums | Doi Melrows u resident of the | MO sur Uy there wa a lat Fight ; msg KS A fal Lt Aad exe eoouront a neeatent |viltowes ata 9 5 atte ween Logan arid ‘her heabe Time No Trick at All for Ha-| (ett a Christianity, As a weltare 9 : ffaatrs n ballroom dancing I have seen, And so, why pick on Hayti?” einem inscacaniniais BUS RIDER SUES WHALEN. 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