Evening sentinel, Monday, April 24, 1922 · page 8

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ROSHANARA IN
TWO DOSES 4

Roshauara, Queen of the "In-
du dancers, now in the United
States. where she will give a se-
TIP‘i of lectures. During a recent
interview she said that our women
walk like camels and sit like cats.
Itnshanara is adamant in her
opinion.

She \‘.‘I.~I horn III India and has
hw-n d4~<igiIIIt0d a Hindu. it
firming Russian and a French
‘.\‘Hm:lii. That she is m lliudu.
huvew-I'. can he proved by the
Julian I'I'IIH'D. who will tell you
Ihit 519- is the only European
woman who ever danced their ha.-
tixe tIillI‘t‘n' before him. Itosha—
nam aayxz

“'i'hI ()H‘idental women walk
like every animal in the menu;-
cl'ie. So many of them have a
break in their bodies every time
they walk. just as a camel has.
It Inaltu them swing all over,
even to their handbag.

"When they sit down they turn
around two or three times first.
just as a cat does. Sitting down
should be accomplished in tiur
movements. but the Occidental
woman makes fifty movements to
accomplish it.

"Other Women roll like a hear
from side to side. This may be
because they are—let's not say
tat. because I do not like that
word—they have taken on weight.
Others waddle like a duck when
they ought to move like a loxely
ship. Some do not hate the mme-
ment from side to side or the
duck. but forward and backward.
like that of a pigeon. Women who
walk like pigeons always seem to
be going ahead of tinnselves.

"Every one who walk; properly
should not move like an animal at
all. She should wa like a bird.

ALL THAT REMAINS OE GIANT PLANE FOLLOWING MID-AIR CIiASH.

 

The first picture to arrive in the I'uitc
1.. u-r, in \\Ill('h Mr. and Mrs. ('Ililfiltipht‘l'
Ii 'iiiiIIIIii‘ with a British freight (‘Ilrr3ing plane
i;

- II lIu-s,

FOILED $24,000,000 OPIUM GANG.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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age of the French prism-rigor air
met their death when it collided
Four otheIs lost

I! State»~ showing the wreck
twu AInerlIan tourists
, near the village or Thieulloy, France

General view of the delegates at tLe opening of the Genoa ecu no‘mic conference.

_ opening nddress.

FORMER A. A. U.
CHAMPION BOXER

 

 

 

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Young: Ougiielmini. who. after
cleaning up the Simon pures,

'0 started at a whirlwind clip as- a
pro He is the only boy who has.

succeeded _in dropping Daiy twice
(ona count of nine.

HEIRESS wms APPLAUSE AFTER STAGE DEBUT.

 

 

 

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Willixm Smith. alxteen-year-old ohica hey, whos‘e quick wit pre-
vented the escape of alleged drug smugglers. The boy hero i
office of W. H. Williams. Chief. Special Agent of the Treasury
meat. 80 is holding part of the tour thousand pounds at opium; worth
the 0mm" told.

3600 9 pound. "Ind

 

 

Miss Muriel flccomlck.
men and ”claret?“ fl
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mmdchtmmamo mac!
' unambiggm‘l'hczmfl‘.
her premiere on the b0! ”’9 u '
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MISS MAUDE
ROYDEN.
OF ENGLAND

TO BE
PRINCIPAL
SPEAKER
AT YW.C A

CONVENTION
AT HOT

MISS MILDRED WELCHLHAIRMAN . SPRINGS
STUDENT Ass E MBLY AT CONVENTION

Fifteen hundred women. dele-
gates to the seventh natiot I cum
vention of the Young Women's
Ch r i 3 ti 4; n ASSociation have
settled down to business. in Hot

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~Springa. Ark. for a whirl at many

of the existing problems—sociaL
economic and religious— which
are confronting the American
women of to-day. Miss Maude

AMERICAN WOMEN REVIVE OLD ENGLISH INDUSTRY.

:- old time 5min: vheein; hogan- Inc and orname ent. 1'3

 

Signor Facto, the ltaizan Premier deln'c;.:,:- fie

 

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ROYden, Great Britain' 5 {:75
woman minister. will be the p :3-
cipai woman speaker at the : ‘3-
vention and Miss Mildred Wen

chairman of the student assem-

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