Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 24, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1920 — Page 4
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PAVLOVA FINDS MODERN DANCE ‘MONOTONOUS’ Tango, Jazz and Others Mere Movement, Artist Declares. PERSONAL AMUSEMENT LONDON. .Ttine 8 —Mme. Pavlova, tin great Russian dancer, does not see any thing interesting in the modern dances, such as the tango, tickle-toe. jazz aiul. others. In an interview recently printed here, she says of modern dancing that- it i. mere movement for personal pleasure hnt lacks the grace of the real unnce. “When I was in America they, askcr me wh’f I think cf the tango, th? Jazz and the other —what they call—dances. "How could I. ray 7' Slid Pavlova. To me they are movements —person:! amusement —but not what to us Is tr. dance. "To me it is not graceful, n*t heuuti fuL “it Is, for women, too familiar: "There is no space. “On the stage, danced by artists—as a tour, as an 'exposition’ framed, too, in space it is nuite another thing. “But what suits the stage does not suit the ballroom; all Is different —the whole atmosphere. “Such dances, in a crowded room, no air, very often unbeautiful dancers —all intent on personal sensation—oh ! “Then, too, with us the dance is an ideal; It is not for personal pleasure; an artist rarely can satisfy her own standard. WOMAN MIST BE ELUSIVE ON STAGE. "Woman, too, on the stage is—she must be—elusive. “Her partner touches her with respegt as previous—yes. even in a passion dauce one must respect—be respected—in’ ,c sense, all deep emotion is grave, sincere. “Non, you see how impossible it is for me, as a lover and serious student of a great and beautiful art, an art that demands dignity, romance and restraint, to consider what you call ‘tango,’ bun . . . h ig?’ and ’trot de fox.’ an.l what such funny names:—as dance!’’ She rippled into a light peal of laugbtcr, which lit up her wonderful eyes
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until they gleamed like two stars. Such eyes, which had mirrored so many emotions as she spoke; Indignation, bewilderment, protest, searching so honestly through her mind for the best word in which to express her meaning iu a foreign tongue. “Would you say these dances might be conducive to —er —slacken the moral sense?” “What is that?” When it had been paraphrased. “Oh, what question 1 you ask me? If a person is—how you say ?—sensitive iFcr-eptible) It is possible that the ern brace, the music, the”—her brow's 1-rinkled thoughtfully—“the ‘atmosphere' and sense of person make them more sensitive. "That is a question that does not cf- , feet an artist of the dance To us it is impersonal. NOT PAVLOVA WHILE AT WORK. •”t am not Pavlova on the stage to me. "I am a swan or a princess, or some : i-ne else, and my partner is who be reams he is. “The curtain down, i come awake igain. forget the prince, and go home j supper! “And the next evening again there is ’.ange of ‘illusion.*”1 can not' imagine this ‘ballroom’ dancing—always the same: no scope, in space: What monotony—oppressive; what boring ’ “But,” she added with a kindly seriousness, “there are many people that our kind of dance also bore. “There are so different tastes! “Ail th* same, I think that, because things are now so extreme, there will soon come a ‘s.ving back.’ “Let us hope not also too extreme ” “.Madame! Mi.dame!” and much knock Ing. Alas! she was called back to work. She gilded swiftly through the shadows and seemed to alight like abut tartly In the midst of the stage, poised on one toe-tip, white arms uplifted above her smooth, dark head, her eyes asmoulder with dreams. Find Booze in Big of Hen Eggs CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., June 8. —Eggs are the latest camouflage used by North Georgia moonshiners. When revenue officers unpacked a suspicious-looking basket of hen fruit in a farm wagon they found two gallons of mountain dew beneath. W. M. Owens, farmer, of New England. On., was arrested.
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‘TERMINAL CITY’ PLANNED IN WEST Gigantic Marine Project for San Francisco Bay. SAN FRANCISCO, Juue B—What has been termed a “new city in San Francisco bay” has been planned in detail to provide a marine terminal for future commerce, and the completeness witli which the plans have been worked out | shows the belief of the projectors that what now stands on paper will eventually be translated Into docks, warehouses, tracks and all the miscellaneous equipment that nowadays facilitates the passage of merchandise between j trains and steamships. The Pacific Port Terminal, as It is j named by a writer In the Pacific Marine Review, would extend about two miles seaward from Berkeley, on the cast shore of the harbor, and Its piers would look directly out at the Pacific through the Golden Gate. Harbor works, warehouses, factory developments and machinery have been provided for in a way that would require When you feel eo "blue” that even the sky looks yellow, you need BEECHAM’S PILLS A sluggish liver and poorly acting kidneys fail to destroy food poisons, which aflect the mind as well as the body. i * SoM Sale of Any ft -Jxrl. ] J everyM<ficme TV At where, in the la boxes, world. IOc “ ***• Grow Your Hair |' GET THIS FREE If yen have dandruff, or if yoorhafr is fall ing oat, or if you have a bald spot, you should know that legions of p-rsons have overcome these troubles through a genuine Indians* recipe, which will be mailed you free with a proof box of tbe wonder tally rfflcscicii ointment. Kotslko, if you send only 10 cts. (silver I or Ftsrnpe) to pay the cost of this notice, to J. H. Brittain. 62-301, Station F„ New York
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1920.
many years before the terminal could he finished, but the Immensity of the scheme is easily visible In that part of It which would be first undertaken. Here ie specified “two long warfage faces of upward of two miles, on each side of the first unit, with a distance of 3,000 feet between them, flanked by 3,000 feet of waterway on each side of the wharfage face.” When one tries to picture a marine terminal, equipped with special facilities and places for handling every conceivable commodity from a package of tacks to a train load of lumber or grain, and proposing to make its beginning by constructing some four miles of wharfage, one sees that the finished project might fairly enough be called a “new city."
AMERICAN CENTRAL LIFE - fT Home Office Monument Tloce ESTABLISHED 1890
EVANS WOOLLEN, 2lrt Vice President. EKANK IV MORRISON, Vice President. lIAKKY It. WILSON, Vice President. . M. F. B^LISLE, Vice President. ROY HI NT. Vice President. KIIWAK9 A. METER, Secretory. HENIIY VV. BITTOLPII, Actuary.
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Girl Saves Her Ring * From Highwaymen CHICAGO, June 8. —Miss Margaret Saigb and William Jabara, who are engaged to be married in June, %ere stopped by three men wno threatened them with revolvers while they were out ■walking recently. Miss Saigb anticipated a holdup. She raised her left hand to her mouth and removed her diamond engagement ring with her lips. When the robbers searched her they found nothing.
OFFICERS HERBERT M. WOOLLEN, President.
GEORGE E. HUME. Treasurer. Kt SHELL T. BYERS, Malinger I.oiui Department. KOIIKKT STt KTEVANT, Assistant (secretary. M. L. CLARK, Assistant Actuary GREENLY V. WOOLT EN, Medical Director. TARL H. McCAHKEY, Assistant Medical Director. 1. KENT LEASI’KE, Assistant Medical Director.
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Value! VALUE has been the basic principle of this weekly bargain event. We earnestly endeavor to make the Wednesday Bargain Squares the banner reduction day of each week. The items listed are a joyful example of what v. T e mean by value-giving.
Women’s Smocks One lot of ” Women’s Smocks, In white, rose. Copen, green and linen shades, beach cloth, voile, Unene; all sixes, W EDN EH DAY ON LY Special, $>1.39
Middy Suits Regulation style, with plaited skirts, in navy, rose and malxe, size* 10-22; 22; regular s<’> value; WEDNESDAY ONLY Special, $4.19
Infants’ Hose Infants’ and children* half socks; Mile and pink top*; WEDNESDAY OVf.V Very Spl., 35£
Women’s Dresses of gingham. In large plnhls: small checks, plain unit stripes trimmed with pi nn*- cnii*r:i ao<l ccffs: $7.5*1 valne, WEDNESDAY ONLY Special, $5.39
R. & G-. Corsets I,ow bust, tvljite, 4 hos> fuipport.ru; size* 20 L> 2i5 V KPN Y ONLY Special, $1.39
Marabou Capes Fir*t quality ostrich trimmed These pretty capes come in mole, seal ti:l natural shade*; large - Sz.-os..r c tali trimmed; sl2 at I to sls values, WEDNESDAY ONLY Choice, $8.85
Silk Bags Several sires; come in black, taupe and navy hlue: tassel trimmed and inside fittings; our $2.62 values. WEDNESDAY ONLY Choice, 81.39
Bath Soap Arino ur ’ s Auditorium l ath Soap the extra pure grade toilet soap; 15c value. WEDNESDAY ONLY 3 Cakes for 55^
Dresser Scarfs 18x50 Inch sizes; lace trimmed; good quality center*: slwhtly imperfect. otherwise would retail f.-r sl. $1.50 each, WEDNESDAY ONLY 3ach, 55c
Tea Kettles 5, 6 and 7-iit. gray granite Tea Kettles; cool handles; tight cover; sis-, onds of values to WEDNESDAY ONLY Special, 93£
42-in. French Serge Flue uniform woven quality in w'n. maroon, dark green, brown, marine, nary, midnight and black ; special. WEDNESDAY ONLY $1.39 Yard
Axminster Rugs Size heavy quality, floral ami oriental patterns: worth today s*V>; WEPNKSPAV ONt.Y Special, $47.85
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REAL “FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES” IN TIMES:
40-in. Pure Silk Georgette Do not confuse this crepe with the cheap grades, as this Is exceptionally good in quality; colors are white, flesh, navy, taupe, and black. Has been sold at $2.98 yard, WEDNESDAY ONLY $1.59 Yard
Stevens Pure Linen Toweling Crash Bine bordered, unbleached, pure linen, famous "Ste vena” quality. Limit 10 yards to a customer —less if von wish. WEDNESDAY ONLY 251 Yard
Women’s 53c Vests, 39c Pine stitch, elastic knit, rlecveles* vesta for women; beautiful wide crochet luce yokes, narrow holdfast shoulder strap; first quality ; sizes 4, 5 and fl; good 50c values (2 for 750 WEDNESDAY ONLY Each, 39<*
Women’s Union Suits certan Bloomer Hnl o a Suita for children, age* 2 to 32 year*; made with buttons on waist, drop seat, no sleeves, elastic at knee: very good quality checked nainsook: nationally advertised; $1.35 values. WEDNESDAY ONLY Suit, $1.15
Kayser’s Silk Gloves For Women Pure aiik, double tipped, wrist length, 2 clasp fasteners; colors black, white and gray; all sizes; $1 Ou value. WEDNESDAY ONLY 79c Pair
$2.00 Black Silk Hose, $1.29 Women's Thread Silk Hose, seml-fash toned seamed leg, double lisle Sole, high spliced heel, fine gauge lisle fop, black only, first quality, good ?2 value; special, WEDNESDAY ONLY $1.29 Pair
Rug Borders Imitation hardwood floor, golden oak finish; make beautiful finish around your nigs; 21 Inches wide, regularlv flfic, WEDNESDAY ONLY Special, 43<*
Women’s Juliets Women's soft kid cushion sole Juliets, tip or plain toes and rubber heels; the 151.50 kind, WEDNESDAY ONLY Fair, $2.89
Union Suits Men’s fine gauge elastic ribbed and ecru cotton union suits: large flap, button sent, closed crotch: military shoulders; short or long sleeves. ankle length; sizes St to 4S (some slightly iin perfect l, otherwise ?2.nr> value. ffEDNWPAI ONLY $1.39 Suit (2 Units, 52.75) Main Floor
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Wednesday BARGAIN SQUARES
Curtain Net Filet and Saxony net; 3,1 to 40 inches wide; neat new designs, white and lvorv finish; ■ extra special. WEDNESDAY ONLY' Yard
White Milan Tailor Hats Roll brim, droop and sabtor shape*; white' combined with jade, orchid, peach and navy; regular $5.9,’> vaine*. WEDNESDAY ONLY Special, $3.98
Untrimmed Shapes Odds and ends in tin : trimmed shape*; good color* and shape*. WEDNESDAY ONLY Special, 5S£
Saucepans 4-qt. white granite handled sauce pans; best quality triple - coated ware: an actual 950 value; WEDNESDAY ONLY Special, 61c* 1
Women’s House Dresses Made of ebambray yip? bam. severa 1 styles; three - quarter sleeves l sizes 34 to 40; values to 1.9: WEDNESDAY ONLY Special, SI.OO
Ginghams •Standard apron g in ghmr.s. iu blue and wh'te checks; fast colors: 2!lc valne. WEDNESDAY ONLY a Yard, 21*
Unbleached Muslin 3<l-inrh. heavy or fine quality; full pieces and lengths to 10 yards; second* of values to S2c, WEDNESDAY ONLY a Yard, 23£
Kid Oxfords Women’s black and Havana brown kid oxfords, with Cuban or leather French heels; our better $6 grade; WEDNESDAY ONLY Pair, $4.95
White Gxfords and Pumps Young women's white Canvas rumps anil ox-fords;-double wear-soles; enameled - heels; iingUsk styles: $3.30 values; WEDNESDAY ONLY Pair, $2.85
Men’s Pants Fine pants for mpn, in all wool fancy serges, worsteds, cossliperes and blue serges; all sizes, WEDNESDAY ONLY $8.65 Pair
All Cotton Hattresa 4b lbs., substantially . well made, reinforced for service; covered t Ith fancy art ticking, rolled edge; regularly sls: WEDNESDAY ONLY Special, $10.65
Pyramid Makes Friends Ask anyone who has ever used Pyramid Pile Treatment what it means to get relief from itching, bleeding or protruding piles or hemorrhoids. The {act that almost every druggist in the U. S. and Canada carries Pyramid in stock at 60 cents a box shows how highly this treatment is regarded.
The Fencer Pries Reducing Event of Each Week
Children’s Play Oxfords and Sandals Children’s play oxfords and barefoot sandals, of dark brown calf, with double wear solea; size# up to 2; WEDNESDAY ONLY Pair, $1.69
Work Shirts Men’s Indigo bine work shirts; Cones' Boss best make: double Stitched yoke back, faced sleeve; made with pocket; sixes to 17; 'regular fil.io grade, WEDNESDAY ONLY $1.49 Each
Men’s Socks Men’s fine gauge lisle and mercerized lisle sock*. Notaseine and other hrands. fully reinforced; black, white and ether colors (some slightly Imperfect); up to 50e value. WEDNESDAY ONLY Pair
Union Suits Men's Koolfit satin-stripe crepe athletic union suits. Sleeveless and knee length. A perfect union suit. Size* 34 to 44; our regular price. $1.50; Suit, $1.29 (3 Snlts, $3.83)
Union Suits Baja', Jilaln white jersey ribbed union su'.vs; nicely made, with quartersleeve and knee length*; sizes S to 16 years; great values. WEDNESDAY ONLY Suit (2 Suita, $1.35)
Men’s Suits Choice of any men's young men's suits in tW store, including plain blue and Mack serges, WEDNESDAY ONLY 20% Off
Wash Suits, $1.19 Bogs’ wash suits and rouipers, made of light or dark gipghams. In Oliver Twist or Norfolk style; else* 3 to 8; WEDNESDAY' ONLY Suit, $1.19
Boys’ Suits Fancy enssimeres and blue serge suits for boy*; every suit all wool; Bizes 7 to 18. WEDNESDAY' ONLY $12.75
Boys’ Pants Fancy casslmere pants for boys, with reinforced seams; sizes 7 to 13; regular $1.98 value, WEDNESDAY' ONLY $1.39 Pair
36-in. Silk Poplin In a sritendid range of colors, consisting of white, rose. C o p e n, French blue, navy, tan, tobacco gray, plum, wtue, black and others: regularly sold at Sl.fiO yard. WEDNESDAY ONLY Yard