The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-25
Salonne.


 Perhaps the Photographers in compiling the End of the Century Dictionary" will add the following, being the derivation and usages of the word Salome.
 Salmoe. Pro. Sa-lo-mi, or Salomo. (Gr.) Peaceful; Bib. F Salome. Pro. Sa- lo-me; G. Sa-lo-me. Sa-lo-me, (Gr).
 Sol-ome. N. Corrupted from the two primitives Sal. meaning girls name and H(ome), indicating her place of abode, and where she ought to be- instead of galivanting around on the stage.
 Biblical. The name of a damsel in olden times who danced before Herod and whose mother Herodias, was very wicked woman She required her daugh- ter to ask Herod for the head of John the Baptist on charger, as her reward nor dancing before the King.
 Secular. l. A satire on the use of wear ing apparel and an attempt to realize the 'altogether' in art and to promote the study of music dancing and chiropody Example,: As, "the maiden Sa-lo-med with joy; the shadows Sa-lo-med on the wails;' her eyes Sa-lo-med with mischief. 2. The legend of comedy maiden paprika' into modern drama, (Sudermann) opera (Strauss) and various Terpsichorean eccentricities.
 Synonyms. Dancing, motion, leaping, frisking about rhythmically graceful.
 
 nocuous desuetude.
 Note "A Vision of Salome"-A passeul executed by many danseuses including such artistes as La Sylphe, Maude Allan, Julia Marlowe, Olive Fremstad, Lotta Faust, Eva Tanguay, Gertrude Hoffman and numerous others.
 1. Ach Sa-lo-my vii you dance von Merry Widder Valse vid me? says MT. Joe Web Der.
 My foot for you" answers Sa-lo-me. executing one of her can-can steps in his direction.
 g. Salome has never worn bloom CTS when posing before the classes in drawing, although l think she should" !" Opinions of MT. Anthony Comstock.
 B. "Aint it awful Mabel that I had to divide the centre of the stage with salome?" Notes from the trial of MT. William Travers Jerome.
 A. "As Salome, I shan sing so divinely that nursery melodies shall be trans formed into exquisite cavatinas and as tor dancipgl Well, ask Impressario Os- car" Interviews with Mary Garden.
 5. Miss Mary Garden is no Sa-lo-me where vocalization is considered. She can neither fugue I'm Afraid to Go Home in the Dark, nor bring out the real pathos of Love Me and the World Is Mine'-a veritable post-prandial mis- erere" Signor Gatti-Cassaza.
 G. Popular and most potent kind of cocktail served at fashionable restaurants one or more of which will take the place of a dancing master to teach one the Sa- lo-me step.
 r A confection in the sartorial world which throws the sheath" gown into the shade.
 8. Gastronomical A beef steak-cheap and rather tough.
 Avoid Sa-lo-1ne steaks as you would poison" Excerpt from the Thomas Treat ment
 9. A new straight front corset
 10. An automobile which side steps on short notice.
 H. Favorite pet name for dogs, cats and children.
 12 A word, the pronunciation of which will be remembered as having almost led to war, literat. in the year 1908.
 13 One of the '57 or more varieties of breakfast food.
 II. A dancing class in Jersey City
 15 A 5-cent cigar made in Tampa Flor Ida.
 16 A famous .'trotter'' in Kentucky.
 r. Heraldic device on the Robinson Cru soc coat-of arms, being derived from good man Fridays footprints in the sand
 IS. Picked pigs feet. (Vernacular of the Bowery tough).
 19. A variety of watermelon grown in Georgia.
 20. Ice cream served at recherche func- tions, being moulded in the form of a foot and tinted pink.
 21. A kind of veil (one of the seventy