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Evening star., 1921-11-11
Health and Thrift in the Home

Do not forget to remove the skewer
after the chop 10 broiled.
Beef HallA-Chop the round Of beet
with the meat chopper. season and
make Into little balls about the sise OF
large cherries Heat some butter In
and keep them rolling until they are
very hot and brown on tho outside;
have ready Q round piece Of toast cut
out with q biscuit cutter. place the
balls In fancy shapes and garnish
with . small sprig Of parsley In the
center.
Dreamed sweetbresds.
Put the sweetbread In very cold wa
tor for three -fourths Of an hour. then
cook slowly for twenty minutes in
salted water with q teaspoon Of vino
gar to two cups Of water. Put into
cold water again. This keepe the
dry and break or cut into small
piecea make q white sauce of one
CUP Of milk. one-half tablespoon of
butter, one and one-half tablespoons
Of flour. one.fourth teaspoon Of salt
and q little white pepper. Put the
thoroughly. reheated. Serve on toast
and garnish with toast points and q
Rose Rice.-Piace one-fourth cup Of
well washed rice In the top Of double
boiler. add one-fourth teaspoon Of salt
and one cup Of any kind Of fruit, juice
that Is red In color, such as strawberry.
raspberry. cherry or plum. Cover
tightly and cook over hot water until
The rice has absorbed the Juice. Stir
gently once or twice with fork while
cooking. When The rice 10 tender mold
cream. This may be served hot OF
cold
Coffee Junket.-Dissolve one fourth OF
junket tablet In one teaspoon Of wa
ter, warm slightly one cup Of milk. stir
In one teaspoon Of sugar and two table,
junket. Pour into dainty glass dish
and do not move it until 1t sets: Great
care must be taken to have the milk
only lukewarm.
A child may often be tempted to eat
by an unusual arrangement Of the food.
cially, familiarity 10 apt to breed con-
tempt, but even the most languid six
year.old will enjoy eating Humpty-
Dumpty. Eyes. nose. a smiling mouth
and q choker collar are quickly sketched
With anS s0ft PENCIL s S,,,as on the egg before !.
cabin Of sticks Of toast Is a coy home
for a poached egg.
strips and placed in rows. These are
called soldier boys and the child can be
diers when se % Plain toast sSoc woad be
fused. Children will also take liquid
diet through straw and enjoy It after
the glass has become tiresome. A stick
Of macaroni may be used II the straws
are not at hand. Decorating the glass
Of a glass used ct the soda fountain
also pleases q child who is i'll or con.
valescent and has tired Of liquid diet.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

MEN BETWEEN THE AGES OF
rs AND 4o
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR FIFTY
RETURNED SOLDIERS.
MEN WHO FOUGHT IN THE
WORLD WAR ARE WANTED AS
statesmen BY THE l.. r. STEEL
SERVICE CORPORATION: EXPERT
ENCE UNNECESSARY. WE GIVE
YOU FREE TRAINING AND PLACE
YOU IN A POSITION WHEREBY
YOU WILL BE ABLE TO MAKE A
HUNDRED DOLLARS AND MORE A
WEEK. YOU CANNOT AFFORD
TO LOSE THIS OPPORTUNITY. AS
IT OFFERS A BIG FUTURE. APP
PLY AT ROOM sIa KNICKER-
BOOKER BLDG. 42D ST. AND
B'WAY. n. Y. c.. 3 p. NJ. ALL
WEEK.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

MEN, would you like TO hold OF the best
paying positions In New York? We wnnt
zen Wen-no more than ten-men who know
that II given real chance they will make
good. The ten men fortunate enough to be
selected as measuring up TO our standn rds
VIII be given an opportunity second to none
Cooperation or an enviablc character and
association with men who have been and are
successes is assured. After 10 o. clock any
day this week we viii meet applicants Suite
1919. Flatron Building.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

MbN-I AN LOOKING for n partlcu-
lar type OF man who Is Inherently
honest. who can faithfully represent
an organization OF national reputation
ana record, regardless OF your present
occupation; you may be that narticu-
lar man whom | can place IL 2 POSI-
tion to earn not less than $500 per
year. Apply In person TO MIR. Cairns,
av broadway, ~ Y c.. suite i10s.
between 0 and IL a. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

SALESMAN AND MANAGERS ASSISTANT
Two men, over %, needed ifnmediatel, TO
work with me in my New York offices; alb
solute integrity first requisite. selling expert
ence desirable: must have personality. COM
mon sense and determination; big nay and
splendid opportunity for quick promotion TO
managerial positions; don't hesitate TO an
swer II you are employed, II VIII pay you TO
make a change. Call after 10 a. NJ, at
room 29i. Metropolitan Tower.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
HELP WANTED-MALE.

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MAN Tor cleaning. high class establishment,
at night; hours q 80 p. NJ. TO 80 A. NJ :
must have first class references: state
wages u 232 Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
SAI.ESNIEN

Statesmen.
conservative insurance brokerage and
average adjusting house Is financing the ex-
pansion of certain OF Its departments and
the organization of a new insurance com
pany: two experienced statesmen are desired
70 assist In placing a small issue OF particI-
pating preferred stock. bearing dividends NJ
TO 1876 and redsemable AZ 1855; present
quick assets are equal 20 two and one-halt
times liabilities; don't apply unless you can
absolutely pass muster as TO ability and
character. Telephone for appointment John
17S7-SS-s0.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

Statesmen.
We offer few good men an unusual
opportunity 10 work Mt high speed and
70 get into the fun enjoyment Of earn
ing power that is the true measure OF
their ability. II you feel that from Sly
10 500 Is about the measure OF your
ability N you are aggressively desirous
Of getting ahead, and IL YOU know enough
To relay the truth to others once II In
told 10 you we'l be glad to have you
consult US in answer to this ad.
We represent, in the development Of its
financial campaign, one OF the blgges,
and most dependable manufacturing cor
porations now nationally advertising and
nationally distributing n patented SAINT
tary necessity that is approved by the
foremost engineers. The opportunity Is
unusual. as befits an unusual product.
Call to-day between v and 4 II you are
Christian and over % years old. II these
hours are not convenient you will find
one Of our executives waiting 20 see you
between I and 1880 tomorrow night.
i. A. CONROY a CO.. INC,
$50 MADISON AV..
at 45th ST.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
HELP WANTED-MALE.


ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN. COMPE-
TENT. AND SUPERINTENDENT.
State edGation. experience. former employ
ers and salary expected, which must be con-
sistent with present Nbusiness conditions. l.
" Herald. Herald SO.
BOY, Christian, for office work Address
In own handwriting; importer. ID 5ss Her
aid. $50 Broadway.
wanted for old established builders office :
must be thoroughly familiar with carpentry
and masonry; give references and compenss-
tion desired: all applications Will be held
confidential. 233 Herald. Herald so.
BUsHELMEN AND PREssERS
onomens clothing. Brill Bros. 1913 Bway
BUTLER-Wanted. a colored man as useful
butler, AT Jersey seashore, for the sum
mer. Address. giving references and wages
expected. s Herald herald so.
BUTCHERS WANTED.
HAM BONERS.
BEEF BONERS,
SAUSAGE MAKERS,
PORK BUTCHERS,
PORK STORE TENDERS,
DELTCATESSEN CLERKS,
EXPERIENCED MEN ONLY NEED APPLY.
OPEN SHOP CONDITIONS.
UNION SCALE OF WAGES.
HOUR DAY.
OrTO STAHL. INC.
10 EAST 12ITll ST.
cIIAUsFEUR-tfARDE who can help
milk and wash cars; give fuil
Herald so.
CHAUFFEURS, with hack licenses. TO drive
Brown, White taxis: percentage basis; cN-
perenced men only. Yolrner. Cos w. 125th.
COLLEGE student or teacher. vacation posi-
tion: liberal salary; excellent experience;
permanency possible. a. H.. box 1oe. sta
tion +. Manhattan.
COLLEGE student or teacher for vacation;
free. training In salesmanship; salary
1915 for 90 days; train fare paid. Write
COUPLE. for country home. on water. near
Stamford wife first class family COOK
husband houseman and able 20 drive car
references required. Phone Murray I'M
COUPLE 10 go short distance IN country;
man as chauffeur and useful wife rs cook
and general worker; references. eau
Grcenwald, 80 w. 3tth.
COUPLE-suburhan family OF two: wife
cook. man gardener: good wages: !:
reference required Call Wednesday or
Thursday morning. a. L.. " y. tsth ST
COUPLE. neat aud clean woman TO cook.
&C.. man butler and drive. Call Kings
bridge 3olG mornings.
COUPLE for entire work of country plnce
man must understand car. 26 West 43d.
Room 24o.
COUPLE 20 cook and take entire charge
Island. nsS stricFer's % Agency. % % West 5sth. ''
MAN.
Wanted, man. 2o to -. with energy.
ambition md honest belief IN his own
ability. for vacancy In our sales force:
fair educa IVA End some knowledge or
business, ~ capacity for learning
Quickly and taking hold In earnest; com
pensation just as big ms man can show
he IL worth. and rapid bcttcrment for
man with right stuff. Call, not before
10 A. NJ, Coz Terminal Building, 90
Court st.. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

ELEVATOR man or porter. handy. coiored:
references. Morgan, 211 w. 140th. Aud. 5G16.
ENGINEER. practical. refrigerating, eleva-
tors. repairs: references. Miller. 400 Il.
162d.
ENGINEER. colored. dynamos. engines eiec.
trio. hydraulic elevators. Cole. PA West
S4th.
ENGINEER. first class: absorption com
preston, Ice machines. motors. &c. $50
West oath.
ENGINEER. machinist; Corliss engine. ice
machine permit. Care. BIG w. 11Ith.
EXECUTIVE. assistant. desires position
with progressive concern Just graduated
New York University: experienced secretary,
stenographer; we'll educated; good corre-
spondent: knowledge business methods: ex-.
cellsnt references. + 500 Herald, Fulton st.
GARDENER. cultured. vigorous. estate sold
rooentiy. greenhouse. ornamental trees,
shrubs. flowers, vegetables: 81. single. Amer
lean: well recommended. J. B., 1s1 w. S0th.
GARDENER. Scotch. single. thoroughly cx-
perfcnced vegetables. flowers. shrubs, green
house. Ac.; references. Davidson. General
Delivery, Coldspring Harbor. L. l.
GARDENER. Swedish, single, 33. expert
enced vegetables. flowers. general work,
private place; references. 9. Peterson. 33i
East Goth st.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
AGENTS WANTED.

Male.
THE Runbaken Magnetic Co.. Ltd, of Man
chester, England are desirous OF appoint
ing a sole concessionnaire for their Ford
ignition specialtics. Please give fullest par
ticuars of present business, branches, terri
tory covered and qualificati tions. Replies to
Box ia. care of W. A. Shepherds Advg.
Agency, IS Tib Lane. Cross ST.. Manches-
ter. England.
AGENTS wanted for "Soloff' dry cleaner
and eraser of quality. shoes, gloves. win
dow shades, belts, drawings. Apply by let
ter. y 1a7 Herald. 18th st.
AGi.NTS--57 miles per gallon made with new
patented gasoene vaporiZer. Write for par
tculars Stransky Vaporizer Co. Pukwana.
South Dakota.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

HEAL estate sales manager TO take charge
New York office OF old reliable concern; one
tnat can manage men. Phone Richmord flll
233o, ask for Mr.. Zook. Interview can be ar
ranged.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

MAN. useful. for country place, under
standing care of furnace, drives. lawns
and general work about house; su, monthly,
room, and board only those having had
rlmIlar positions considered Apply Mr.. Nc
t;oidrick. Hotel Gotham 9TH ev and aath st
MAN, college student; we are introducing n
new work with especial appeal 10 students
who are readers In collegiate life. 10 East
10th.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
MAN

wanted for vacant place In our sales de-
partuiont. man 90 20 40. wh5 believes IN
his own ability TO succeed whom the right
opportunitv offers; average educa ion and
business sense all We demand. nut must
be earnest. sincere and ready 10 work
hard with us for the large returns and
rapid advancement that are assured.
Call after 10 a. NJ, suite 1910, 25 West
43d st.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

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Domestic Help Wanted.
BRENNAN'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
i6 e. Goth ST. Plaza 12fI-l21S.
Greenwich Stanford and New York.
Cooks. Mattresses. buffers and couples.
COOKS, houseworkers. several. for splendid
positions near n. Y. city Wettler's Agency.
Mrs. German, Mgr. is West f3d.
HOUSEWORKERS, mattresses. ch 'bernaids,
cooks: excellent positions. Tnka Andersen
Emp't A'y. 1904 B'way. nr. So. Schuyler 1902.
COOKS kitchenmaids, chambermaids and
Mattresses: Immediately. Duffy's Agency.
w. 18th.
HOUSEWORKERS, cooks. chambermaids,
good positions. Bertha Carlson Employ
ment AZ. 22S0 1rway, cor. SGD. Schuy 1916.
GOTHAM EXCHANGE, 2025 Broadway,
Oath 95th - Cooks, chambermaids, house,
workers; couples 1896 River.
good place for good positions.
Wettlers Agency. Mrs. German Mgr,
Is WEST 43D ST.
NURSES, governesses F'renchl, cooks. laun-
dresses and Mattresses. Brenran's, i6
e Goth.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
MAN

wanted We have opening in our sales de-
pnr,ment for live, energetic, anh-
iIous man. 20 TO 30 years, who wants 10
better himself and get all he IL worth,
permanent nnd profitable place for
rieht man and quick rise TO author
ity and Increased profit II he dis
plays capacity therefor Apply between
10 and 4. at $40 Singer building.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

In your want ad use white
space for display.
Then people win see It
right away.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
WOMAN.

Wantcd-Any woman who can sell
curities, certainly can sell this invest
ment. Every one uses It every day;
all women are familiar with II. big
profits for both seller and buyer; in
dustry fully established four years
success, now doing big business and
earning good profits. Call 10 to 1. or .
to 4. room 1910. % West i3d ST.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

COUPLE, colored, wish position man
chauffeur useful, wife assist with Souse-
work: satisfactory references: city or oun-
try. Write call Lobou, 1913 Wyckofi at.,
Rroolxlvn
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

WAITRESS wanted. experienced. Protestant
country all year round; good wages. APP
ply Wednesday morning, Ill East list ST.,
between IL and /.
WAITRESS. TO assist with chamberwork.
country; personal reference required. Call
335 West End av.. l o'clock.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

COUPLE, coiored, with baby year old, good
cook or maid. butler. waiter, chauffeur. .
can take entire care country, shore
home 10 years refcrcnces.- Edie, 22i W.
10th st., apt. l2A.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

| HOUSEWORkER, white. In family; must
be good cook; washing; wages $40; city
reference. 100 West 10Th. apartment IB.
! from 1912
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
HELP WANTED-MALE.


TAiLOR-PREsSER wanted. III Featherbsd
lane. three blocks west Belmont 81. sta
ton. Jerome av. subway.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

EYES can't keep away from
white space. Have your want
ad set UP like this.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

COUPLE, experienced gardener, handy in
side, and poultry; wife cook, housework
small family; references. + 99o Herald.
Fulton St
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

! LADY'S maid. experienced: must be good
sewer and packer: personal references re-
quired. Apply between 10 and IL. 375 Park
| av., apt. GA
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
YOUNG MEN.

YOUNG man assembling and repairing
plumbing supplies, filters and coolers
state experience; SO per week. / 9l6 Her
aid Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

MAID. experienced. white, general house
work: must be good cook; washing
New Rochelle. Apply i45 East 10th St, Mrs.
| FORD, Thursday, to l.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

CHAUFFEUR, mechanic, eolored, married,
no children; win give genuine good service {:
absolutely trustworthy; had several years
experience; nice, neat. intelligent and re-
fineds willing 20 be generally useful during
spare time as butler, houseman, &c. well
acquainted with Newark and nearby towns
this Is n real opportunity for service; wishes
lodging on premises for wife and himself.
Address John Hill i39 Ridgedale av., Madi-
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT,

For Hlre-Fassenser Cars.
FOR nice brougham four. day. week
reasonable. Schuyler s3iT 800 CoIuni-
bui az.
HIGH class Packard cars for hire houT
nh!, week or month; reliable chauffeui's
MlNSLOW GARAGE, INC. 535 E. 10th ST.
Phone Rhnelander ISi0
OVERLAND. ) pass, hour, day. week o,
month; reasonable rates. Evergreen goI5
rs Linden St, Brooklyn.
PAc<ARD twin sixes for hire: per4ect ser.
wee, reasonable rates. @. NJ g. c. "
WILLIAMSON. 20i w. 43d. Bryant4:i9- $3.50
PACKARD twin six limousine equipped
Wesiinshousc ahscrbers hour, monthly
ScANLON, Circle 1891
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-06
KNlCKERBOCKER-
"OId Swimmin' Hole.

"Save Your Money" is the admoni-
tory title of the new comedy which
Harry Pollard brought to the screen
at Crandalrs Knickerbacker Thester
yesterday as chief supplementary
feature of one OF the best photoplay
bills OF the season. 1t is In Mr.. Pol
lard's best vein and affords him am
pie opportunity to display the versa
tile comedy gifts with which he is
so generously endowed.
Other diverting camera subjects
comprising an important part of the
program are the new issue of the
Pathe picturized News events and the
pithy Topics OF the Day" culled from
the press of the nation by the Liter
airy Digest.
The delightful chief feature of the
bill arranged for presentation yes
terday and today only at the Knick-
erbocker is First Nationals release
Of Charles Rays superb film version
OF James Whitcomb Riley's famous
"old home poem, THE Old Swimin'
Hole" a complete review of which
will be found in connection with the
Metropolitan Theater, where thi.
exceptional picture was also accorded
first Washington screenings yester-
day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-06
CRANDAll s.
"Thoughtiess Women"

"Thoughtless Women" the Pioneer
Film Corporations latest special pro-
duction, starring Alma Rubens, was
presented for the first time in Wash
ington yesterday as chief feature Of
an excellent bill of photoplays which
will be continued through tomorrow.
A new author and director Is
brought to light by this picture in
the person Of Daniel Carson Good
man, who has adapted to the camera
a powerful story OF the unbesrable
hardships imposed upon an innocent
young girl by the vanity and
hypocrisy OF her mother. Her rebel
lion against the destiny apparently
being Great ed for her by the woman
I'm all the world who should have
done most to shield her, affords one
OF the most vivid climaxes ever re-
corded I'm celluloid.
Miss Rubens, in the role OF the
daughter. has opportunity to reveal a
greater degree of genuine dramatic
forcefulness than in any of the
earlier pictures in which she has
been prominently cast
The foremost subsidiary feature of
the early-week bill is an amusing
comedy bearing the title of Zero
Love" Other abbreviated camera
subjects and tuneful pipe organ
accompaniment complete the pro-
gram
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-06
Chesapeake Beach.

Delightful weather drew an I'M
mense crowd yesterday to Chesapeake
Beach. the bay resort near Washing
ton. The long boardwalk was brill
liant with pretty frocks worn by the
hundreds of girls who promenaded
all day long.
The over-the-water dancing pa
vilion was the center OF attraction,
jazzy music being furnished by Prof.
Ralph Garren's clown orchestra Hun
dreds of excursionists took advantage
of the excellent fishing for hard
heads. The long pier was crowded
and scores went further out in the
bay in boats. Saltwater bathing.
boating and canoeing had numerous
devotees.
The large picnic grounds overlook
ing the bay were thronged with out
ing parties. Quaint luncheon pavil-
ions, rustic benches, shade trees.
grassy slopes. flower gardens. gravel
walks and lovers dells combine TO
make the grove a place OF beauty.
The countless amusements. all over
the water, were well patsonized. The
giant derby racer. the merry-go.
round. the bowling alleys. the shoot
ing galleries and the paddle booths
did thriving business.
Indications are that the evening
crowds will grow in size, beginning
this week. Trains leave the District
line every evening at $3.50. arriving
at the beach at 1880 and giving pleas
ure-seekers until 10 o'clock to have
a rip-roaring time
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-06
MOORE'S GARDEN
Know Your Men"

Popular and talented Pearl White
In one OF her most recent offerings
described as a drama of women's
weakness and strength and entitled
Know Your Men" Is seen as the star
OF the first half of Moore's Garden
Theater bill. Miss White can always
be depended upon TO handle her role
with convincing power and yester-
days showing proved no exception.
her part calling for work at high ten
sion In several scenes that would have
taxed the ordinary screen players
abaility TO get them over without be-
coming oyeremotionaL
IL was the force of suppression and
suggestion which she gave to these
scenes that stamps her as an actress
OF extraordinary merit As a young
social butterfly who suddenly has
grave hardships and responsibilities
thrown upon her when every friend
except one deserts her, the star Is
superb.
Wiifred Lytell gives an excellent
portrayal OF Roy Phelps. a society
bounder, and Harry C. Browne Is ad-
mirably cast as the man who stood by
the girl in her hour of need
An army OF Americas fairest daugh-
ters, bewildering galaxy OF beauti-
full girls, is just one of the outstand-
ing features of the hippodromic six
act Sunshine Comedy, skirts" which
=" ~y@s"nted as the second half Of the
program.
o.Iap. jazz, fun and thrills, was evil
IDENTIFY the watchword of Director
Hampton Del Ruth while the subject
was In the making and he has not
failed on any one item. They are all
there In abundance, the snap and jazz
being supplied by the Sunshine Girls.
the fun by a cast made up of some
Of the foremost stars of the comedy
world, with special mention made of
that great aggregation OF small peo-
pie, the Singer Midgets, who gave a
show within a show, and the thrills
being supplied by train wrecks, air
plane stunts, ripping, roaring tor
nadoes and auto escapades, the equal
of any ever seen in the most thrilling
thriller the screen has ever brought
to this city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-06
Charles RAY Makes HitIn sold SWimmin' Hole

you showed on" the apple orchard,
youths perpetual temptation, and a
thousand other glimpses Of boy
hood as real as life itself.
Charles Ray never has had a role
so perfectly adapted to his talents
as that of Ezra Hull, in whose adj
ventures the irresistible story CEN
tiers. He Is the perfect embodiment
of the spirit OF American youth,
absolutely convincing In the natural
ness of his impersonation both in
the comic and the serious moments
of the story's development. The
supporting company Is 10 be credited
also with a series of effective char
acterizations quite on n par with the
stars in point of convincing real
ism. Laura La Plante, as Myrtle,
the village flirt; Marjorie Provost,
as the less deft player at the game
OF love whose silent alteration went
unnoticed; Lon Poff, as the school
master, and Lincoln Stedman, ex-
oellently cast as skinny" the fat
rival for the favor of inconstsnt
Myrtle, all contribute exceptionally
well-done studies in type.
The bill for the week is aug
mented by premiere presentation of
a new bonneville comedy. The
Skipper Has His Fling" the new
issue of the Pathe News, unusually
tuneful orchestral accompaniment
and overture and the latest release
of the Literary Digests Topics OF
The Day."