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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-26
A WELL-TOLD ROMANCE Of A
DOUBLE AND WHAT HE. DID

; NoveIlsis who seek 20 anticiratc or
/ 10 forr" the nublic's rrndiag inclination
long ago decided tho time was ripc for
revival Of the romantic school OF
, fiction. \nd SO. writer after writer
! has turned his or hrr pen toward fan.
= "iful tales of the STashbucnling cra, =,
but 50 far th" reading public has re-
! maiu"l apath''i" IN III" de'uge of
nrriwiCs and silkcn doubl"ts and swish.
ing blades. Til" answer probably is
that some one will have TO strike lust
! Tho proper chord 70 gain tn" coveted
! response. Ana then will como the real
! lciucc.
Cedric Eraser :trikcS at tho nortaIl
with IN Lord Of the White Road"
! tAprlcton). and although ho brings 70
,hc for, all tho timc hrnor"d tricks nf
, 81" - death -2nunds odds bo,lhus'
! hrs' sc'irr. hn does l.illc more than
; provide n story of na'Sab;c interest
on" relying more upon its atmosphere
! 10 intrigue than upon novelty Of char
artcrizutiGn or situation.
True. he has provided two NJ I.oyts'
.lihc n" two peas IN feature. but. Of
.olrsc. apart rs the poles in chnrnctrr.
rho ren' milford l"""s his life. and his
rlac" t. ,nksn by his double. who also
finds himself fn"'ms the prospect Of a
, trip 10 the altar. Before he can foil
tho rasral!y relative aud win the girl
, fn.' himself under his true rolorT he
has to hght n half score Of Iueis.--
nnd a. }. o, course. his trusty rapier
nevcr 'n:> hin. in his moment Of need,
And ms all the old stnntlbya nf "omance
arr being tr"'tcd Oui, tho final chapter
shows him TO b" tho real hci".
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-26
NEWBOOKS
CAVE WOMAN STUFF
Female Petruchio Center of
Serious Novel Verging
on Rurlesuuc

The idea Of a female Petruchio al.
ways savOrs OF burlesquc. And al.
though Norval Richardson has ap-
preached his "Cnve Womnn' (Scrib-
nersl in the most serious of moods
and has made her the central figure of
q real human tragedy. yet some Of
her speeches and scenes in the most tell
ing parts will bring chucklcs rather
than tears.
TO the island happiness Of nm Eng
ilsh author and his wife and child. liv-
ing in Capri. comes "thc cave woman"
q forreful II uncouth widow. She falls
IN love with the author aud by means
o! hcr purse and n series OF covert lies
'nnscs M cstrangcmrnt. followed by the
, supposed suicide Of tho wife. Then she
woocs the saddcncd wi'iower IN such
ways as, Look hero. Don't be n fool
" you give me chance I'll make you
love mo. I'm not afraid to try and
know how. Think what | can give you.
And the nanny pamby spouse muttcrs
something about wanting his wife, and
| thcn--A.--
Don't think Of that. You're too
! young. Don't live in thc past. I've
got more money than | know what to
40 with. ! ,wnnt you to help mo spend
| 1t on yourself-and ON your little girl
When the laughter hus died down.
| hc marries the cave woman. bue Of
course his wife wasn't dead She comes
back Ia Fast Lynne and the "cavc
woman" fnlls over cliff and there
! yoI arc.
/ Just half a dozen paragraphs and
''Thc Cave Woman" would br one
grand glorious burlcSpuc. But Mr..
, Richardson apparently wants it taken
seriously. Probably II could b"--.by a
, dysprptic.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-26
Combats the dingy film

One object is to fight the film on teeth,
that viscous film you feel. 1t clings to teeth,
enters crevices and stays. Food stains, etc,
discolor it, then it forms dingy coats. Tar
tar is based on film
Film also holds food substance which
fernents and forms acid 1t holds the acid
in contact with the teeth to cause decay.
Germs breed by millions in It. They, with
tartar, are the chief cause of pyorrhea
Under old methods, all those troubles
were constantly increasing. Few escaped
some hlm-caused trouble Beautiful teeth
were seen less often than today All be
cause the ordinary tooth paste cannot efrcc.
lively fight film, Ard .im is the cause Of
most tooth troubles.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-26
BRITISH GENERAL. TELLS
OF OLD EUROPE'S SUICIDE

, wa IilIbUV : FNUltlHf OOlrlHs
ScltHcr Company is n very Important
hruk on its "Wn merit, and highly sig.
lirant in Wow Of its s"urcr. For the
author Is none othcr than Rrigadicr
General Charles i'irdwond Thomson
formerly Of tho British general srnfr and
Of the supreme WAf Council. such an
authorship not only conf"rS prestige on
tho unusual contents OF n book which
nrc >lrihingly Liberal Mhcr" Toryism
might we'll be expected. but also stamps
1t with authority, since the author WAS
an important actor in the scenes he de-
srrihrs.
"Old Europe. Suicide" is point
I'd. punc"Mt record and Interpretation
Of tho history of Eurupr during the
pcrind 'nl2.lo. Thus the book. brirf
though it is. gives III" antCccdcni rum
blcs that iOr"tokcn"d the cntaclysmic
World War. ~ we'll rs thr horrihr TX.
nlosions Of that titanic conflict. General
Thomson : houh is not formal history.
bur il u historical in intention. In
addition to his discussions aud rcvela-
tions concerning militarY, diplomatic
md political affnira. he has skctrh"d,
with charming imprcSsionism. phases Of
I lifc and belief among the Balkan peo-
plcs. whose lot and dangers hc shared.
lIo j. soldier and IN observer. and
an,urthiug more, for he has a social
philosophy. Also hr j. a writer pos
,cy,in. h"'h dignity. vigor and gen.
uu" personality.
,,rnrrnl Thomson was in the British
War Di'ir" lH1l-li; ut general head
quarters IN Franco lHlt-1J; british
military representative" in the linIkaus
| lnl5.l7. and IN attach" Of the Supreme
| War rounril at Versailles l9lIl5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-26
Has two effective ways

Dental science, after long research has
found two ways to fight that film One acts
70 cI;.dlc hlu:. one to remove it, without
any harmful securing.
Many careful tests proved these methods
efficient. then authorities endorsed them.
Now leading dentists the world over are
advising their adoption
A new-type tooth paste has been created,
based on modern research Il brings ave
elects now considered essential II avoids
several old mistakes. These two great film
corlbatarts are embodied in it. The nam.
of that tooth paste is Pepsodent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-26
4 Revelation
The prettier teeth that show when you
are successfully combating film

Do you realize that men and women -
millions of then - have found way 70
wf;ter, p-ettier teeth?
Look about you. Note how teeth gl;atcn
now--teeth which once were dim. So il is
everywhere. Careful people of some iitty
nations now use this new method, largely
BY dental advice.
II you don't know this method, we urge
you to make this test. Watch the delightful
results. You will see and feel some new
effects you would not 60 without.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-26
Note Mems Teeth
See how they glisten now

See how they glsten now
Men who smoke are now using Pepso-
dent to combat the smoke stained Aim. Ycu
will see the results if you look Those
whittier teeth mean safer teeth as well
To children Pepsodent has brought new
protection 1t is helping them avoid the
troubles which their parents may have SUI
tered Under old methods, scarcely child
avoided hlru-coats and decay
Send the coupon for To-Day Tube. Note
how clean the teeth feel after using. Mark
the absence OF the wise Gus Aim See how
teeth whiten as the hlm-coats disappear.
That test will convince you that this
'rethcd should be used By you and yours
Gun out the coupon now.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

-Dsie gute Jreunb n.
@befro,1: Bon mei11en feds Eohtern
1T Sic 2auro Die ein5ige, Die mir
ridt abnlib liebt.
Grenl1oin: Die lit id in ibrem 2e-
ben auh fonit pom Glide iebr be-
giin1tigt!
- 8egrnnoet. Mber Ser
gntenbraten lit mirflid famos. SD
begreife gar nidt, oab li4 Ser &e-
6aftelr &ribler BORT, Ger bod Elm
iolder 5eini6meedr lit, feinen be-
felt bat.
Sea, oas lift oo6 leidt erflarli@
-soer fin6et eben feinen @ei9mad
mebr oarart, neil er Dos gan5e Sabr
bon gnten lebt!
- 8osbaft. 8efannter (5u
einem @roben): Sea, mie gebt *
sSSbnen oenn, &err Meier?
@rot: Sea, 10 mie Sbnen miro es
mir mobl au6 nod gebenl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
he1Meihpn

- Gin beiGei6ener
@unfd. @rfter Gambler: Set
Sei6dft mad id' midi nit, oct Is
MIDI ian5 ebrli@!
8meiter SAMPLER: geu bor' ober
tiff, Muiuit! @ntue0er is II Sc
1baft ebr1i9, 6enn is ct teens, ODER
ct is eeer1s, I'M SEN ieniigt mir set.
- 8ieI berlangt. &om-
n1er5ienrat (eine @efangniSltrafe an
trete116, 5um @~efangnis=Direftor)
@ir6, man 0enn ieinen Mlt9efange-
men 1i6t borge1tent2
Donnermetter CHE
n1at1t: Mein, bas lit ia nnglaublih,
mas man aues a1s berbeirateter
Mann o1ts3ubalten bat!
@9miegermutter: Sa, baben sic
benn geoadt, man beiratet gu iei-
11em 8ergniigen?
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

= Meng1t1i9. Mr3t: 2eioer
muiien mir, mer11 SIR 2eben geret=
tet mer6en ion, bas 1infe 8ein anti
putieren.
aranfer: @ott lei Cant, id Sabte
i9on, Sie miir0en mir nm gnoe
oas 8iertrinfen perbieten!
- 5tol5. g.: (ein %bejreunoe-
tes, >iungperbeirateteS @bepaar bein-
den6): @s iin6 lauter &epro0uf<
tionen, mas ibr % baingen babt;
beiist ibr 6enn iberbaupt feline
Sriginale?
s.: Sriginale iin6 mir ielbert
- Simmer i'm 8eruf.
Me6afteur (oer bon ieiner 6rau Ell
men &11B befommt): Midt bertpen6>
bar, NIT beitem 9anf 5uriid!
= .Drudfeb1er. Stol5 mart
er Sen &nopf in Sen Maden> nno
cling bon 6an1en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

ieiu. @enn sic an cine %berfebrs-
reide @traBe fommen, mj}ien Sic
&parten, Big Sbnen ser S@uBma1n
iagt, 6ab sic biniiber fabren tom
men; uno menn sic 5traben i6lupf-
rig iino> miiiien Sic iebr 1angiam
fabren.
artl@er: Samob1, meme Game,
id tperoe iebr boriidtig- iein; nno IN
mel9es &ranfenbaus ioQ i'd @ie
bringen,, menn Elm l1nfaa paiiiert?
= utli6. Mibelbauer:
@arum bait Oh 6enn nit Dem Yoli'
5iten 8riioeri6aft getrunfen, 81 br
ieio bo9 INNER 1augrob miteina11-
ser, 6os miro 6ob egal lein, OBJ er
1qgt Isle Dds" ooer uou S9S"!
@uberbouer: Na, better fl1ngt
ldon 3 u6u"l
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

- 2ebter Musmeg g. ST.:
Scum, mas ma@t benn STR u11gerate'
11er @obn?
s.: M@, 6enfen sic, ais i@ unb
meme Sra11 berte bormittag ni6t gu
&orIe maren, ga bot er in ieiner
@er5metflung gu meinem &ebolper
gegriffen!
ST.: @as sic ni9t faeen?l
s.: ga, un6 bat i'm periebtl
- Mebertrnmpft. emma
Gtol5): Sd mar 1dngere 3eit So
reri11 elmer &odidule.
Martba Gtol5er): un0 ib .tpar
ge1tern @0rerin zines @eiratsantra~
.geSl.
59ntteIreim. Man
bot feline bergniigte Stun6e beuer!
CRIT Sen Miet5tns erb0bt, ieBt sic
|@unoelteher! f.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
fonn itar5en iiber Wadt.
GaIi6e Def1amatio n:

- GaIi@e D~ef1amation.
2ebrer: Stoffel, fage beinen gers
Ter!
gbriitopb: BUR Mrbeit ni6t, gum
MuBiggang -l@ino mir, 0 @ott,
2ebrer: Salid! @art', 6n Sa11<
Ien3er. 90 geftele Sir 1pobl DaS
2ie6, nibt mabr? Mod einmal =
merit auf: Sur Mrbeit &onlma
- ni9t gum Mubiggang.:... gas
&omma 6enfit Oh Dir nur = ner'
1tanben?
Gbriitopb: Sur Mrbeit! Mi6t
gum MuBiggang-- bas Bent i'd
aebrer: Mein, g tit entiatli@,
hie einfdltig on biit! Wte pialt
bu mobI our6 Sic @elt fommen?
gbriitopb: Mber inn Simmel
fomm' i9 bod, 6enn es betBt: A1e
Ginfaltieen mer6en 0as Simmelreid
ertperben!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
Cine 6 emiffensfrog e

Cine @emiffensfrage
Sans NOR iebr 5appeltg BET S1b
un6 ipielte fortmabreno nit benz
8feffer1treuer. Ser Nater berbot
es linn, aber Sans borte ni6t uno
fpielte tpeiter, Bis ct SEN Streuer
umgeitoBen batte un6 ser Hfeffer
ua1f 6em Sii6tude lag. vSiebit
ou, Sang, iagte Ser 8ater, rnurt
tparit ou mie6erum nngeborfam;
un6 eigentli9 miBtelt ou nun Sen
nusgei9iitteten 8feffer arf Sic 8un'
ge friegen!"
SONS fubr in sic S0be un6 Jag.
tie: u8opa, miroe i6 alt6 oiefelbe
Strafe friegen, tpenn i6 Sic 3uder~
19ole umgeidittet batte?"
- Cider lit iiber Game:
&1ti9er, @ie miiiien iebr borii6tig
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

EaEH IS [&Gf - 49, ~
Bnnn allcrbinqS.
a11n3 lit aon5 entieBt, oaB iei11 Sobn
cine 9bauipielerins beiraten min.
Sat er fold etn 8orurteil gegen
ghauipieleri1nen? 5
Mein, gang i'm @egenteil:.
@orubcr beflagt er lid oet11
Damn?
Ct ielblt m06te lie be:raten!
-:5timmt. Srage: User TT
gliidlider, Ser 8eiiber elmer gtinlon
ooer Ser 8uter bon iieben Eohtern?
Mnttport: gnti6ieoen Der lebtere!
Denn Der Miniondr modte imn1er
nod mebr boben, ser @ater BON lie.
BEN E09terr aber = bat ge1n1g!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

- Starfe @ebr. Mls bid
ser 9oftor fiiilen wonte, balt ou
Did bod energiid getpebrt!
l1nb mie! 8eim Iediten ldon
fagte id: gs lit genugl
EoiIette. 3ofe Tam 9e-
lepbon): a9b gndoige Sran~ i6on
CUR 5oiree eefabren lit? Nein,
Serr Baron, tie iebt li6 nod 5p-
1am11enl
~ geridnappt. @idter:
3eugin, 5ie bebaupten aIio, SIR.
Ma11n lei crit I'M brei ubr nod
@nuie gefommen. &onnen Sic li6
90 niht irren? 8ieqei6t bat I'M
oieie 3eit elm an6erer Sic @austir
5ugelhlagen.
Bengin: Gas 1T gang ausge.
I9lofien Serr &i6ter. Sn unie-
rem &auie mobnen ionit lauter an
itdn6ige 2eute!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

= @iI1ige &od5eitsrei-
e. &err 0einen 6renno nod BEL
len &od5eit mieoertreffeno): @a,
boit 6u beng a16 cine Sob5eitsreiie
gemadt?f
6rean6: Sa, mir iino NIT Der
@1eftrilden 6reima1 Inn Die @toot
gefabren!
- Ser arme 9ibter.
&ausmirt: Sic Miete mouen Gle
getur6et boben? 8aS fant Sbnen
oenn eigent1i9 ein?!
Didter: @ar ntdts mebrl
- Mep1if. ST.: Sd beereife
nidt, mie Mrtur Die 6Irre @oloitein
troB ibres &ei6tumS beiraten fam.
s.: ga, aber 6afir bot ibre Bar>
I@aft I'M 10 mebr &ei3el
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

- M@ fol ST.: DIS i@ sic
Dor einigen Sabren belu6te, er-
5GbIten Sie mir bon Sbrer Musii6t,
in 8dl6e einen b6beren Soften in
6em &auie Sbres 6er5eitigen Brtn-
5ipals gu e%rlangen. Sum, iino sic
6enn g%eitiegen?
S.: Sa> NIT metner Camille bont
6ritten in SEN bierten 5todl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

2ebrer: rGs gibt audi 5uiam,
mengeieBte Gingmorter, sic Elm
3ablmort a1s @e1ttmmnngsmort 3D.
ben, 3. g. 8meifampf; mer fanr mir
nod anoere 11ennen?"
S9uler: vDreied."
2ebrer: r&i6tig, nod ems"
S9Mler: u@ierblatt."
2ebrer: us1t6 gut; INNER
mebr!"
@6I1er: n@lfenbein."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

mitte1fdu1 <8rofeffor:
SEER @ott, uenrr Die aerle, bic
Woropolfabrer, am gnoe nnr nidt
cntoedt baben, oaB Sic groe oben
qar nidt obgeplattet 1T -. i'd tpdre
ia fir n1ein gan5es 2eben Dor met
men 9diilern blamiert!" !
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
Gna6enerlaf.

8oli5ilt: v&err Bemeinoepors
lteber, Dos @pribenbauS 1T pon, uno
eben babe i'd cinen ertpifbt, Der flint
@al1ie geitoD1en bot"
emeinbepor teber: uSm,
I'm. Dan11 tDer6en mir 6em &erl,
Ser nur Sic bret &arnidel ge1nalft
Bot sen @eit Ser 6trpfe III @naoen
erlaiien."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

-.r E &A4
@ein 8emeis. gu fraglt,
Of id lie aud ltebe? Sea, Snnge,
10 iebr, 0aB t6 na6telong ni9t
fdlafen fam, neil i'd immer an lie
bsnfen mmb!
Das lit ourbaus nod fein li6erer
8e1peis. ,9ieielbe 8irfung ibt nui
MIDI meme @dneioerrednnng ausl
- @in &odgenuB. Mie
NOR es ,benn bel Sbrer geitrigen
@ebirgspartie?
&errli6! DIS mir binanffamen,
mnroe bonn @irte geraOe frii9 an
ge5apft, nnb SOS CAB in Den Sels'
manben Elm bun0ertfa9eS g9ol
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

- grofanes MitteI. g.:
Gem Meier muB es 6o9 re9t gut
geben! @ie idid er INNER I'M 3eu-
&c lift.
s.: a6, bas lit nur 0espegen,
6amit mon i'm eber etmaS pumpt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

2ebr1ing: vSben lit ELM Ser,
Ser min cine 6laide alten &iioeS-
beimer."
"Ma, gu meiBt ia, NO Die per'
ihimmelten @tifetten liegen!"
usSsa, ober Ser &err bat me rih=
tige rote 8einnaie!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
Der g%antoffelbeIb.

@bef: rDas @auden a1f Sem
8urtaa1 fonn ib nidt bulben. @enn
Sie ra11den mollen, Damn ran@en
sic 5,n &auie!"
@uGbo1ter: rSSa, ba oarf i'd
er1t rebt ni6t!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
Gim5ise @erbinonms.

vsSs6 m0dte tpege11 meines 2eber-
Iei6ens nal Ben ST. Srie6lanoer
fonlultieren; aber erit min i@ NIT
BEL einigen ieiner friberen Botien.
ten Musfnnft iiber i'm bolen."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

- @er Bat Std, gu
i90ner @a16.'... Seben 9e,
set bier is ne Muee. 9ie loofen
@e man INNER i'rao' aus. Hno
uenr Sc So oben iino, mo- Die Bau-
ME uffboren, - set is Ger Srure<
mal6!
= Gas treue @eib. 81:
Greu 1T meme 6rau mir oo@, oas
muB .i6 1age1.
S.: Manu, oie lit Sbnen bod i@on
3meimal arSgerrdt.
ST.: sic 1T ober immer balo tpie-
1%ergefommen.
- @ebr ri@tig. 9iebe
{in6 oft peit fluger als Mer5te, 1petl
iie, men11 tie m%eggeber, 1tetS mtfeM,
mas Sen 2euten feblt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

- Seine Musre6e. Mftuor
(5u elmer Same, Die er gu Brototol
pernimmt): sic lino breibig Sabr
alt?
Game: Mein, 5man5igl
@ttuar: Mber i'd bin bod nit
SSbnen in einem Sabre geboren!
Game: 81 nun, sic perben bait
ro}9er geleM baben mie i4!
-&e@. Da ipri6t uno i6reibt
man INNER bon ser gergeBli6feit
ser Yrofe]ioren; i6 pumpte einen
0aranfbin geborig an, nno prompt
traf sic Mabnung Elm!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

Mnsmslid.

Diener (5ur Todter beS Sou.
ies, tpel9e am 4labier ipielt, nab
reno Ser &un6 6a3u beut): r@1a'
6rau1ein, fou i6 6em &aro au9 Elm
Motenbeft binlegen?
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

MiBper &en.
Merlin: Muf melder 5eite oes 81.
i6es miin}9en Sic gu iiben?
@ait: Sd iiBe oo@ lieber auf ei'
mem Stuble!
- Meioiid. Trau (5u ibrem
Manne): 0ie MeierS, Ste boben
es mirfli6 melt gebra6t, = Dor
5mei Sabren batten + ni6t ANAL a
Sofa, un6 geitern baben + filberne
2eu9ter berieben f0nnen!
- unermnrtete Mnt-
mort. &ans, ib min Dir etpas
er5ab1en. Sd meroe oeine S9melter
beiraten. @aS fagit ou 6o5n?
9aS lit ibr gang re9tl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02

they naturally pick up others or &C
Cidently discover some which they
try out and then adopt Our main
object IS to teach people to dance
and dance correctly"
Never Entirely Gone.
You can see from this that the
waltz has never been quite 50 dead
as most people imagined. Il still
remains one of the fundamental
points in the art Of dancing. People
thus may have a slight knowledge
Of it which may aid in its return. I
believe beyond all doubt. that the
waltz will return. Whether IL VIII
remain the pure old fashioned
dance that we used 20 know is an
other question. I think Il VIII be
changed 10 fit the modern style. The
dancing ravilions may be the last
place where the waltz viii be seen,
because the owners rush the music
time in order TO get more dances
in and the youths speed up 10 get
their moneys worth. II cant alto
gether be helped because slower
time would be objectional 10 both
parties and slower time is neces-
sary for the waltz"
Before very many gears have
passed by the waltz may be seen
as frequently on any ball room floor
as IL ever was. Dancing changes in
much the same manner OF styles
and are subject TO much the same
influences from those who direct its
destinies. Designers are responsible
for each year which determines the
course OF their campaign. It Is then
that new steps are exhibited and ex-
planned in detail For some time an
objection has been raised 10 the
growing vulgarity OF dancing and
some means was sought 10 put
check 10 II. A return 10 the grace
full old waltz seemed 20 be the only
solution and teachers all over the
country are gradually trying 10 re-
vive interest IN It Without any re-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02
I'm Local Music Circles

7 eryn Kilmer. Russell Swartz, Helen
Downing. Norman Downing. Gladys
Mace. Eleanor Johnson. Selma John
son and Marguerite Edison.
The pupils Of Mrs. Jennie Thatch-
er Beach appeared in an entertain
Ing vocal recital Wednesday evening
at Recital hall. The following per
sons participated in the program
I Mrs. Edgar Johnston. Mrs. Bessie
Thornton, Mrs. Florence Maloney,
Miss Ruth Hershenow, Rex Leach.
Mrs. Caroline Vetter. Mrs. Rex
Leach. and Mrs. V. A. Strayer Mss
Frances Salinger and Miss Marjorie
Blake, who were to appear on the
program. were unable to take part.
Fourteen pupils Of Miss Hazel
Gertrude Harris were presented in
a recital held Thursday evening al
Recital hall They were assisted by
Mrs. Ethel Stuart Gaumer. Mrs
Madge Woodward Romlne and Mis-
Amanda Fischman. accompanies,
The program given was as fol-
lows:
'Springtime" ............. Becker
Louise Bergstedt
still as the Night ..... Bohm
I'm the Time OF Roses" .Reichardt
Nahldine Brink
only Year Ago" ...... Tostl
Juanite Calendar
I Pitch Ny Lonely Caravan" Coates
Vega. Vega. Gondolier'' &c.. Clarke
Helen Freese
The star" ............. Rogers
Hazel Wenger Huffman
"NrAppari" from Martha" Flotow
Harry Mason
wind IN the Trees ... Thomas
EulaHe Miller
Il Waited for the Lord" ..........
INSTRUMENTATION. Mende lsso IN
Miss Strom, Mrs Place
Pirate Dreams" ........ Huerter
zone Fine Day from Nine But
tsrfiy" .............. Puccini
Lilllanetta Case Sheneheld
The Sunset Glow .... Metcalf
Pipe Out. Ye Silver Flutes" ......
.....-... Observation-Disclosures. GOatley
Bernice Gildenberger Place
The Horn" ............. Flegier
Julius Niedbalslxi
"ETli-EiIi'' ..... Sander
''Sunbeams" .. Ronald
Augusta Gilbert
Dream Tryst" .......... Cadman
Loves In My Heart" .Woodman
Florence Strom
do Not co. NV Love" Hageman
"Visi G'Arte" from Ia Tosca"
..-. ................ Puccini
Alice Wiseman
Lullaby ~ - ..B &c.
Lullaby" . Oullter
Wake Up" . Philips
Mable Wade Weidner
20 Don Fatale" from Don Carlos
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