Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

WhofiisN'ftNfl> ~ Nss July - Nv
"flapper" who spends hours curling
her hobhed locks 10 mike them stand
out three az four inches from her face
has nothing On tho Fiji islanders nc.
cording to bulletin of the National
Ceorranhic Society isa,ed from Its
Washington. ID. C.. headquarters. for
the Fijian makes his hnir sqnd on
end IN IN" Top of his head to height
OF siv inches.
The Fijlan dandy wears AZ night
comnreRsinr hand which is probably
as uncomfortable M curling pins 10
train his thick, stiff md wiry hush 20
this remarkable fent" the bulletin
says. when IL becomes long and cree;
he takes q looking glass entrns,s his
scissors 10 a trus,v friend and under
his personal supervision the mon ~
trimmed with wonderful skin into n
rsgPed halo Tint stands ont In nompous
array around his shiny black face.
Blearh~s and DIVES his Locks
ITO add 10 The grotesque EXPRESSION.
me Beau Brummcl breaches the Golf.
fire 20 "A sicklv yellow with lime made
rom coral or dyes II red with annatto.
To further enhance his charm he rnhs
~ er""t"d c0oonut IN nrd then sticks
several varieties ~ rcd flowers into
II. one traveller reports that MS guido
""r"d IN ~" uorning with his mnhog
any bush Of hair adorned with two kinds
NJ rcd flowers three kinds of white
a bunch of green and white ribbon
grass aud an aieretto ~ fern. And
when II rainod = little later he held a
Giant taro leaf about four feet nv three
feet over IL umbrella wise for nrotec.
ton
when the Hopi maiden decides to
conquer. instead ~ announcing her de-.
hut IN tho newspaper she parts hsr
hair in the middle and screws II into
Two y. 1rls just abov. the ears Where.
uron young men who prize their liberty
take 10 III" wCods
Make Their Hair A rtiiIty
South OF the Mahamanina IN Mad,.
yasca IN" women do their hair IN two
rows 0f little halls. while behind their
heads they place piece OF hollow
wood Ornamentcd with hrass headed
nails and fastened into the hair Ia thia
cylinder they Keep all th"ir pins. nee &.
los and small valuahlca. Near the coast
on the same island the women plat
the hair in very fine hraIds which the,
twist into thin fiat circular coils Of
from one 10 two and one half inches
IN diameter. These little coils OF hair
entirely cncircle the head and. strange
to say. they give an elegant. though
"ath"r singular appearance.
The Sevillian woman who piles her
hair On the ton Of her head into little
fortress liz following the custom which
Spanish women have prnctced for hun.
frcds of wears. Artemidons in the sixth
century before Christ. tells Of the ex.
'ravagant head dresses OF lberian won.
n ard thew also are shown in The pre
historic stntun'y a. the country.
big chiefs In some parts Of New
Guinea wear ririd plated frames on
their heads which supper, cassowarv
or paradise feathers during their
fances The black cassowary feather is
the distinguishing ornament ~ the
chiefs. hut wearers are unahl. 90 en-.
10y 10 the fullest the hig celebrations
hecaus" OF the heavinoss OF these head.
dresses
~ Plants a. Scent Hair
Among African tribes the methods
of hair dressing are legion The wemba
men shave two parallel strips Of wool
from the nape Of the neck round the
crown 10 the forehead Some Of them
cut an M" hair off leaving Just n fringe
high up on the skull. Others leave Just
small circular tuft az the hack The
VIENNA and wlnamwanga scent their
ha with aromatic plants.
The men near Lake Bangwelolo
sometimes wear wigs made ~ coarse
matted fiber and the RlSas weave into
wlsns OF hair fibre or hrisiles until II
hangs down into matted string like
punches The Bisa women weave red
and white heads into their hair until
the hair itself In places is quite con.
e'llsd som. ShinEd chiefs roll their
hair until 10 resembles the type 81 hair
dressing sseeu iu the ancient Egyptian