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Show PAGE TIIEEE. HAVE IT REPAIRED Cleaned or Rebuilt Like New and Cut the High Cost of Living. The Herald's Repair Directory gives all the principal places where an article can be cleaned, repaired or rebuilt like new. Here's where you can do it: u. wcvarue, Manager. Rediators Repaired and CITY TAILORNG CO. km Reeored. Pressing, Dyeing, Cleaninc, OLD RADIATORS NEW Repairing. 837 W. Center St Have Your Watch and Jewelry Repaired at the COLUMBIA MUSIC & JEWELRY CO. We specialize on railroad watches and high grade moveAll work guaranteed. ments. 0. I Allphin, Jeweler. 178 W. Center 8t Phone 99. Work Done by Expert Electricians. POWELL BROS. AUTO & MACHINE SHOP Phone 859. New York Gty. Lydla Hutchi. Zangwill were all compelled to nsa the radio to nuke their shafts hit old Idaho beauty, the mark I headed unconAmong other caustic sallits, Mr, cernedly through Papini is credited with callirg a blizzard on a America the "land of the million Ipectacular lixty. aire uncle, the nauseating Long-fellomile mush down the degenerate Whitman the snow trail to and the intolerable Washington," catch a train to But I have heard worse comments Kew York the within the three-mil- e limit, and other day. But from foreigners coming here to when she got lecture, too. "Crude," "new," "barbarous" and here, crossing Broadthrough "vulgar" are a few of the adjectives frequently leveled at us and way traffic terrified our civilization. her. And if the acid test of criticism She thinks nothing of driving a were to be applied, Kipling would never lie allowed to land, and it is flying sledge team around a mountain curve where a skid would send doulnful whether II. G. Wells or her crashing half a mile down a G. B. Shaw would get in, either. canyon side. But even the suggrt. So, on the whole, isn't it at least tioa of riding in the subway made more exciting to "pay our money her sick. She was perfectly at ease and take our insults"? competing against hardened veter-an- s of the snow lands in the last By way of proving that the American dog derby at Ashton, modern girl isn't a bit different Idaho, and forced four of them to from her sister of crinoline davs. break a world's record to keep ahead the most popular sons' in New York now is of the ultra clinging of her, but smartly-dresseKew York men embarvine type, titled rassed her so that she was speechfWlWWJMr I "Every night I less when they were about Cry Myself to On the whole, Miss Hutchison, Sleep Over You". the only woman who ever entered Orchestia leaders in supper dubs the American dog derby, decided and dance hails after investigation that she liked tell me that reher own country's "wide open quests by women spaces" better than the city's "wide natrons are two open places". She didn't like to to one against all others for this see women smoking and rouging and she hated the noise and bustle song. After all, bobbed hair and and confusion. The one thing she flat heels don't do much damage to abored here was jazz. She sari the true feminine, and women will she'd like to dance all night, but be women while the world lasts. she admits she will have to go There is no end to the wave of back to Idaho to get into training for her next race. For, says she, Egyptology which has swept the you can't even breathe, much less country from the royal and rmich- touristed tomb of keep fit in Kew York I Embroideries, shoes, frocks, hats, food, furniture, dishes and even Even Irish John McCormack, the manners seemed to catch the confamous tenor, has felt the imtagion early. And now the theatres pulse of the Americanization moveappear to have been struck. At ment. For years Mr. McCormack, least, Jane Cowl is reviving Shakeswho was born in Athlone, has peare's "Anthony and Cleopatra" keen famed as a cclcbrator of the and Mary Garden sang Cleopatra element of Erin in the music of recently at the Chicago Opera the day. House. Furthermore, until now, ' Lately, however, his most brill-anobody had done Cleopatra since successes upon platform and 1908 and only seven persons have rax have been genuine attempted her within the last six One" teen hits, like "Wonderful years. As if this weren't '.nd "Somewhere in the AVorld". d triumph enough for the The latter, a recent fox trot, is Tut he puts his country on the said to be his map further by getting an Egypfavorke song. tian legation sent to this country, "We've got to the first one we've ever had, work out a real for Egypt has been under Turk. j? art for America," ish or British rule ever since our he insists. country has existed. Another musician who agrees There undoubtedly is a tendency with him is Paul toward greater frankness in the Whiteman, who, world today. One finds it, in New on Lincoln's birthday, gave a conYork anyway, among women parthis cert to demonstrate just what ticularly. They show it in the country has given the musical way they dress and talk nd world. dance. And the newest books and with watched was His experiment plays, whether by men or women, high hopes by grand opera singers, have the same almost brutal note. pianists, metropolitan critics and People are franker about emotion, many others who expect that too, than they American music will some day once were. And fine art be considered a now the popular song realm has h e e n invaded The taflc of barring Giovanni and, to replace Papini, Italian author, from the the coy pieces United States because he critiabout eyes that cised American people and methused to be writods, raised the interesting questen when people tion: "Shall all the critical be were in love, there ia a regular shut out and only praise be alInstead lowed to flow from visiting lips?" epidemic of "lip" songs. New York ship news reporters of "I Can't Make My "Eyes "Drink to Me Only With immediately shouted "No!" Half the zest, they insisted, would be Thine Eyes" and the like, we have, the more outspoken, "Take, Oh gone from life with the eliminaTake Those Lips Away" that that front tion of the page story mates irate subscribers instantly Brooke Johns, a youthful scion ' take pen in hand to ease their of the 400, turned actor, is singing wrath by diatribing against "those to nightly rounds of applause at How dull the Ziegfeld Follies. interloping foreigners". "Well," says Mr. Johns, "and it would be, they urge, if the cowhy not? Lips do have more to lorful Margot Asqulth, the do with love than eyes, doat bvt vastly entertaining Chesthey? Then let's admit itl" terton - and the too, black-haire- d, twenty-two-yti- r- w, (mis?- YUmsXki::- - ," aliso-late- ly All Work Guaranteed. Phone 953. 145 N. Univ. Have Your BY ELIZABETH CRAIG "money-grubbing- PROVO AUTO RADIATOR CO. We Call and Deliver Free. Phone 85a MADE NEW YORK COLORSCOPES; 225 W. 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Same stairway that took you to former office. i i jA I Ii V i 4 VBj TER.MS CASH EYE SERVICE PHONE 31. 42.') WEST CENTER. |