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Arizona republican., 1921-05-08
RIVERSIDE PARK
 READY FUR CROWD

Riverside will be the Mecca this date for those who are welcoming the arrival of our backward spring The pool is full oi' fresh water. The same having been scrubbed and cleaned and put in fine sanitary condition for this date, and those who have not been in this wear will be glad to learn that the water through the new well that was pur in for this season is at least 10 degrees warmer than it was last year.
 This afternoon there will be a spe- cial five-pieee orchestra for those who want to, listen to the music and for the benefit of those who love to dance. This orchestra has been en- gagged for Riverside each Sunday and will see that those who take an out ing at the most popular spot in the valley have lots of music for the ask those who come. without charge and the dancers will have the best that money can buy in the valley
 The night orchestra is rapidly win ming fame as the finest organization anywhere they are dancing, and is making hundreds of friends every night at Riverside.
 With clean sanitary towels and sterilized suits each time they are uStof NhciN AS AtOtiiA7 to Stop INlNeI- side from being the attraction here this season.
 The booth reservations may be made by phone which is given in the advertising columns of this publica- ton.
 If you have a children's party going on a picnic call up the phone There is no charge for children and they will be supplied with more at Riv- erside than any other spot in the valley.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-08
OLIVER TWIST, JR.
 AT TIE HIP TODAY

The Hip has brand new one open ing Sunday. First it is by Charles Dickens, a fellow who had quite a following in his day, and he put out some fair material if the literary sharps are judges. Then William Fox made the picture in his new stu dios in New York City, and he dug up a new star from the many clever chaps on Broadway and his name is Harold Goldwin. We are told that he is a handsome fellow and that he has the making of a real star in him.
 The picture is called Oliver Twist Jr." It is the bringing right up to date of Oliver Twist of Dickens. Of course there is a bit Of a job in undermining this famous story of the great English author but the critics of the east where the picture has been previewed say that it has been done and with credit to the maker and that it has cost the original book nothing to be filmed.
 The story of Oliver Twist is so famous and so widely read that this up to the minute version is sure to be greeted with much interest for Dick ems has following that no other author boasts.
 With the feature is seen Mutt and Jeff in ''Dr. Kill Joy" another of their smart laugh makers from the pen of Bud Fisher the cartoonist who is evergreen in his conception of topical stuff.
 The Hip has a great week lined up for the seven days following the Sunday opening. The Inferior Sex" with Mildred Harris Chaplin and Billie Burke in The Widow by Proxy" divide the week after the finish of "Oliver Twist, Jr.''
Arizona republican., 1921-05-08
THE REST CURE
 AT THE COLISEUM

The offering for tonight at the Home of Musical Comedy the cool Coliseum is the funny, nonsensical vehicle that Miller and Wakefield have used to exploit principal come dian Jack Miller's talent as a laugh producer. the past several nights and if worked so well that the Rest Cure" will be repeated again this evening. introducing the entire com pany. All the favorites. including Ann Montgomery, Petty Blair. Jack Oakley, Carolina Brunson, Al Nc Donald and last but by no means least the Winter Garden Revue bunch of talented, handsome and shapelv girls who compose the Mil. Ter and Wakefield beauty chorus.
 starting tomorrow one more screaming farce comedy-vith music and girls-will be the offering for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. entitled My Wife's Husband.' with lack Miller and the entire strength of the company. This presentation
Arizona republican., 1921-05-08
'OUT IF THE STORM
 AT COLUMBIA TODAY

"Out of the Storm" adapted to the screen by Rex Beach from Gertrude Atherton's famous novel, The Tower of Ivory" opens two-day engage ment at Mauk's Columbia theater this afternoon. The story has an absorb ing plot played before a background of London society.
 Poverty bring Margaret Hill to thoughts of suicide. Teddy Shale
Arizona republican., 1921-05-08

is satire on high society. and should go over big Many good things are now in preparation by producer Oakley as he has felt the pulse of the people who enjoy clean shows, and he knows what they want, and will give it to them. Usual continuous show from 7:30 to 10:30 D. m.. and still we say: If you want good stuff. go where the crowds go, which will land you at the cool, Coliseum Air dome.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-08

in a powerful manner and with some of the most dramatic scenes ever shot" by a camera.
 Make It Snappyf is the title of Pollard comedy showing concurrent ly with the feature. A Bray Picto- graph and a Select News reel are also included on the program for to- day and Monday
Evening star., 1921-12-26
Winter Fashions.

Velvet and point lace are used to-
gether to form q dinner gown of un-
usual charm.
Yellow shoes. cut very low and
worn with stockings to match, are
very popular.
The slim skirt of a black crepe
marocain coat is embroidered in very
coarse thread.
\ tea gown of yellow chiffon over
maize satin is trimmed with gray
marabou.
A frock of closely pleated crepe de
chine is worn with a sleeveless coat
of duvetyn
A hat of black felt has six lacquered
qulils thrust smartly through its
brim.
youthful evening wrap of silk
velvet uses clusters of velvet roses to
form it's collar.
Heavy gold lace is used in combina-
tion with chiffon or georgette crepe
for evening.
Heavy lace makes the gauntlet cuff
over closely buttoned sleeve of crepe
marocain.
The uneven hem line is cleverly
achieved by draping the skirt in the
middle of the front.
a coat dress of black broadcloth
is braided at the sides to accent the
semi-circular flare of the skirt.
A gown of mauve satin trimmed
with matching fringe has cape of
cerise velvet and chinchilla
For the hair are flowers in garlands,
and the same flowers are repeated in
sprays over the skirt.
A tunic of black charmeuSe is en-
broidered in dull blue and gold SRn.
worn with skirt of blue kasha cloth
A fan of orchid tulle is edged with
orchid ostrich feather flues which
fall gracefully over the owners hand
a gown of black charmeuse is
belted with gold lace and has train
of charmeuse and lace hanging from
one shoulder.
Flame color is seen again and again
at the Waistline of the frock, whether
it be carried out in the girdle or in
large red flower.
The simple crepe frock may be
worn either with a deeply fringed
girdle, lace tunic or a rolled girGlle
with pleated panels.
Evening star., 1921-12-26
EFFICIENT HOUSEKEEPING
BY LAURA KJRKNAN.

s"1tcned the old paper. scrapc off the
paper You can buy Il lump of alum
at any drug store.
+. e.: kindly tell me how to care
for gas range. Mine is white and
gray enamel with nickel trimmings =
Answer: The ordinary gas stove
without enamel finish needs to be
washed frcnuently with soap and
water or with soda and water if very
greasy. then wiped OYER with kero-
sen" oil to keep from rEstin@. Enam-
cl"d gas ranges, however. need only
washing in lukewarm suds. ,hcn in
clear water. The tray under the top
bGrd1crS should be taken out often and
washed.
To clean the burners of a gas stove.
detach them from the stove, nut them
in Il large pan, and cover them with
a solution of washing soda and water
using not quite pound of the soda
to gallon of hot water. Bring the
water to the boiling point with the
burners in it. and let boil till the
grease and grit fall away. Then wipe
tn" burners with paper or brush with
a clean brush. rims" them in clear hot
water and dry in a warm spot Tn.
nickel parts Of tn. range should be
Kept free from rust with a little L.ro-
sen" OF applied frequently: you MAY
also polish il with Il little whiting
ammonia or water. wipinG it dry
Keep the oven clean, too, taking care
to wipe up all food particles which
may be left in it after bak ing. and to
ciean the grease from the broiliny
pan after using that compartment
Old HouSekeeper: Il have alwavs
used the same stove backing my
grandmother used before me- but now
a friend tells me that some women
use Kerosene mixed with sometfl;n"
else. What is this Something else -
Answer: some women declare that
there is nothing like Il mixture of
Kerosene oil and turpen1ine for their
Gas ranges: perhaps it is this that
Your friend refers to. Use two part :
OF Kerosene to one part of turper;inr
But for Il coal range The majority
OF houSekeepers nowadays use stove
polish mixed with Il little turpentine
instead of with water; when mixed
with the turpentine, the polish is CLOS
sier and destroys rust.
Evening star., 1921-12-26

and the ether tenth are skiddins;
h;.dly. What the wives say * the
sort of conversations which you can
only express truSly--"S%S@ &"+
, 80" MccuW.,
Why. tha; w"tni:n actually seems To
hS-nn"tiIr everything that wears
/ nIs IT is ever ;:o.u. IL. From the
w.. EiilE boys in rompers to the cid
yTs'iididS iu carpet 5! ppcrS. they
hang around her place and offer to
run "rrand> or nail ED her fence or
Doctor her dog or fight her garbage
man. However. they say that even
the garba~ man is offering her cut
rateS-hrn.an charm can work no
greater miracle.
What docs she look like" rs she
dcn.ure and dimgi.d. or dark and de-
:s;-sIii:Isr Is :,ilt judiler or d
slinl;er"" v II. no: seyar:ly. 1t isn't
rIrticular'y ""ur"";rat either to tod
die 80 to sIl,h when You weigh close
L 1A". which th = viup cheerflI!ly
or,. ft.s:Sl..S that -h- ,i:,eS. You're s"rta
ar-'tp"rd tr y"uT $hHl". as il We're.
= Ter her iiajr w"l;. It's just hair.
: IL" same u light he said of the rest
OF n"r Snr' iiic itioirS.
IN Il low does She do it?' That :
the r.yStvrE. .tmb'es around in Il
faded old hcuS. dress, b-a '1's. chuck
LIS. frie; d"Tghants aid digs in her
yard and before y.u haow i: you're
i n:clng over h.r hodge and telling
f"r all about the row down at the
rfsit-e or cusS'u& the income tax or
s. -;.bpisia- recipes Tor home brew or
rr;.':jdIng I"ur spirits generally.
S,ff. 81! V. yuU never t1in[ how *N1'
lr"s1> or tt"iS. S.'r never draws %onr
al'r&tinn to il. A.i She makes You
1iir.K rf Is yUar-clf-;trd then. iirsr
t. ~ y"u Know. goa t.ni You can
g. ;'in:.:- without h,r any Hlnrv'u
You c#U without sun -hine or Your
ni"rHin:S coffee. Yet they call her Il
Nar'ln. Strange. but |
No:,it.r what sort of Il hold wiVe.
could sci an their laen If they tried
t,1at style of Namping?
Evening star., 1921-12-26

Even if one turns the top of the
sheet over the end of the blanket, the
top end gets soiled more quickly than
the rest of the blanket. Slip-on ends
for blankets will prevent this. Use
cretonne or other material that
matches the hangings in the bedroom.
Cut a piece eighteen inches wide and
one inch longer than the width of
the blanket across the top edge.
Fold the strip into halves lengthwise.
Join the short ends, making French
seams. Bind. hem or buttonhole the
long open ends. Join one part of
few snap-fasteners to the underside
of each end: the corresponding parts
to the blanket. Place the slip -on-end
for blanket over your blanket and
fastcn it on. This protector can be
easily removed and washed when soil
ed. while the end of the blanket will
remain clean. FLORA.
Copyright. 1921
Evening star., 1921-12-26
Jnonz
AUNT - POINs
Cook u y e Book.
YT
Canned Lobster Outlets.

Drain the liquid from one can of
lobster, and form the meat into little
balls of uniform SIZE. Roll each of
thes" first in beaten egg. then in
Sifted cracker crumbs. then in the
egg again. finishing Withsa final coat
ing OF the crumbs. Put the coated
balls in a cold place for an hour.
then fry brown IN boiling fat. Make
tartar sauce OF the yolkS OF two
raw eggs beaten with Il teaspoon OF
French mustard a teaspoon OF sugar.
little cayenne and little salt
Beat this smooth then add half a
cup of salad oil with constant beat
ing. the juice of half lemon.
shake OF onion salt. if the flavor is
liked ana tablespoon of chopped
capers Pile the fried lobster in the
center of the platter. decorate with
thinly sliced rad!ssi IS or watercress
or lettuce leaves and serve the sauce
separately. Little rounds of masned
potatoes should be used as a further
decoration.
Evening star., 1921-12-26
Large Cranberry Tarts.

spread Il round of paste over an in
Vcrted pie plate and prick the paste
with fork eight times Bake 10 Il
delicate brown. remove the paste from
the plate. wash the plate and put the
pastry inside. When cold. fill with ii
cold. cooked cranberry filling and
cover the 1lll!Hg with top pastry
crust. made hy cutting some past. in
f.acy open strips ard baking in a pan
7" make the cranberry ill ing nix
three level tablespoons Of 'u~Gst.rca.
ibr.c-GlnrteIs teaspoon of salt and
on. cup and a half u sugar. -Four ~,
one cup and half of boiling water
ard stir until boiling l.;ru ahd rnr-
third cup of moiass.s. two teaspoons
of butter and three cups of cranber-
ri"S chopped fine. Let simmer fur
fifteen n1inufeS
Evening star., 1921-12-26
Chicken Terrapin.

This IS a delicious way to serve
leftover boiled or roasted chicken.
Cut the chicken into small pieces. re-
moving the bones and skin. Put the
meat into saucepan and to a pint
ui meat add Il gill of cream or chicken
broth and simmer for a few minutes
over tine fire. Cream together two
teaspoons of butter ard 4 teaspoon Of
uour, moisten with a little milk. and
add to the chicken. Season highly
with salt and paprika and simmer un-
til thick. Chop fine two hard-boiled
eggs. stir them into the chicken mix
ture and remove from the fire at once.
Put into a baking dish, cover with
buttered crumbs. brown in Il Quick
oven and serve very hot.
Evening star., 1921-12-26
The Chi!dran's Hour

H."ra's party ws'uid not he complete
nitnolft Il c:C.,!;"E i,srty or its eq,liNa-
LsIt. Here's something for variety.
which Nora Will low" TO make:
ON sheet Of uHb.Cached muslin 8
by / feet sh" draws a Chiraman S
head. TIE Illustration shows how
he looks. She must leave little
round space At the top for his queue.
''hc drawing can he done with India
ink ard Il small brush. The younger
cn!i:l en- viii iiH& ii Interesting to
bra ID Ihe ai..ok rfSjesf Whicr ma kes
tn 'lirana'i's cGcii". AZ many
orir U.: A." ic@-,r - trCT, VIII De
iitj!e guests ~ :i'a party. They
should be- a'."ut enc foot lonS. At
the end OF each q iitti,. bow is tied
v :Iir q nETanrr attached. The game
i played like Il en.leE party. Prizes
ar. gwen To the c:ni,d WHO gets the
queue nearest to the correct place.
and to the one who gets it fartheSt
away.
J.. l.. itIBLEE.
Copyright, 19.1.)
Evening star., 1921-12-26
Ginger Nut Cakes.

Cream threc-quarters of a cup of
half butter and half lard, or use any
preferred vegetable shortening. with
an equal weight of brown sugar then
work in an ounce each of powdcred d
ginger. cloves. cinnamon and aliSpice.
the grated rind of an orange and nalt
II teaspoon of powdered mace. last Of
all adding one and a half pounds OF
sfted flour. Mix this to stiff doug n
with molasscs and let stand for half
an hour. then make into little balls
about the size of wa!nuts. press them
.tat. ana put in CREASED pans. with a
nut placed in Til" center of each. Do
not let them touch and give them
space to swell while baking. Bake
iii Il medium even for ten minutes.
Evening star., 1921-12-26

that il gives an adm. u. bic line.
The uSa.t OF mct.,t cord instead %
se ads about the neck has brought
about Il new rlick OF edgIng the
round op, ming of a bodice with hat
gold braid and roIeatiu. il on the
sleeves. 1t is a long time since we
thought Of gold braid us trimming.
and it is always well 70 go warily
with it Not every skin has the tex
turc that can stand harsh metal
against il.
In. tds hion for flowers at the hips
is another thing that the majority
cannot rush into: the must hay"
he careful tread of angels. The
..,ncn Nh" found they could carry
iICad gir:i'''$ tf metal and crystals
heed not fear flowers. Th" fashion
for having them f."Sn may be beyond
their purse and ambl;inl. but the
florist need not supply them. The
majority of US Will abide comfortably
by artificial ones.
Evening star., 1921-12-26
Things for Boys
to Make
10y Racing Auto.
Copyright, 19.1.)

Materials needed-Cardboard,m match,
button. rubber band. paste.
Dotted lines show folds. Steering
post is a button on a match. Hook
goes underneath and is for rubber
band. which extends to rear axle.
Tread tires by pasting and running
over sand. Gas tank is card rolled up
and used as a seat. Axles are cards
rolled on pencil and pasted, ends flat
tened and stuck to wheels. FLAPS on
radiator attach under hood. Red card
board for body and black for other
portions make slick looking bus"
LIE ROY CRIGLER.
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1921-12-26
Orange Compote.

Place one half cup of water and two
cups of granulated sugar in granite
stewpan. let them boil for five min
utes, skim and add the juice of one
quarter lemon. Peel one dozen or
anges. cut them in halves crosswise
and remove the cores with sharp
knife. pip few pieces at time in
tn. hot sirup and lay them out Singly
nm a. fat dish, and when all have been
treated pour the remainder of the
syruD over them and set them on the
ice to cool. When ready to dish the
pudding lift the can out of the ice
and wipe it carefully, then wrap the
bottom with a towel dipped in poll
ing water, place dish over the top.
tu,n the can upside down and lift it
of the pudding Heap the oranges
over the top and around the base of
,h,, pudding and pour the sirup Over
Evening star., 1921-12-26
A Delicious Pudding.

Take two cups of breadcrumbs, one
half cup of Suet put through the
grinder, one-half cup of molasses. one
egg. one cup of raisns. one cup of
swee. milk in which one-half tea
spoon of soda has been dissolved, one
half teaspoon of cloves. one teaspoon
OF cinnamon and pinch of mace and
ding boiler. Serve with liquid sauce.
Evening star., 1921-12-26
Shrimp Salad With Dressing.

Mariuate two and one-haif cups OF
picked shrimps with French dressing,
add one-half cup each of stoned
olives and canned red peppers cut in
shr.ds and allow to chill for one hour.
Drain. add one cup of mayonnalSe
dressing and serve on lettuce and
garnish with whole shrimps 10
mak. the French dressing. mix one
t.asDoon of salt, one teaspoon of mus
tard, a few grains of red pepper and
-quarter teaspoon of paprika. then
add three tablespoons of lemon juice
and six tablespoons of salad oil alter
nately. and beat until Quite'thlck-
Evening star., 1921-12-26
Spiced Tomato Sauce,

Melt lump of butter the size Of a
nutmeg and pour it into one cup of
tomatoes. Add salt and pinch OF
cayenne pepper, slice of onion.
dust of flour and pinch of ground
cloves and cinnamon. Stew slowly for
one hour. then strain and add tea
spoon of vinegar. this is delicious to
serve with meats, i,
Evening star., 1921-12-26
Chocolate With Whipped Cream.

Scald three cups Of milk and melt
one and one-half squares of unsweet-
ened chocolate in small saucepan
olsced over hot water. Add one
fourth cup of sugar. a little salt and
one cup Of boiling water gradually;
when smooth place on the stove and
boil for a minute, then add to the
seeded milk. beat until froth forms
ON The top and serve in chocolate cups
with whipped cream on top.
Evening star., 1921-12-26
LISTEN, WORLD!
BY ELSIE ROBINSON.

There's vamp on our street. I've
been hearing a lot about vamps these
last few years. Ran across 'em every
time 1 went to the movies or opened
Il magazine. Still. l didn't believe
they really existed in actual life. But.
since I've met up with this lady III
take it all back, for she's verltaDle
strip of human tanglefoot.
She only moved in three weeks ago,
hut she has already done as much de-
Struction as marine squad. Nlne-
1enths of the married men would give
their eve teeth to call her their own.
Evening star., 1921-12-26
WAMTED-HELP
CAV VIC NTGS&

LARGE Few York CONCERN las OptIli:i. in local
branch for two ambitious men. drsir"us %
learning sglesnarshp and making permanent
connections: must he neat In appearance. over
Il: position worth S25 to so per week to
start. Mr.. Webster. room 400. American Ma
;onal Bank bldg. l:IJ11 + ST. NV.
SALESMEN--Wrte for list of lines and full
particulars: earn $1,000 to $4,000 yearly: big
demand for men; inexperienced or experienced
city travelling. National Salesmen's Il.
Assn. Dept. 353. Chicago. go
Evening star., 1921-12-26
LOST

AIREDALE PUPPY-T-maie, months "!d:
reward 1906 21st 81. NV.
CHAIN BRACELET. small platinum and
pearl gold medal attached: reward. Return
Mrs. bay. phnn" tl"rr. = =
.rNTIEMAN'S RIN'; in lavarory OF Na!iis
Cafe. Friday after G:3". Finder call AtainS
-nS I'o-,n-f ~
i.ti.SoN SEAL MCFF. black tortoise shell
irauI ring ~ sill. strap. fr:.a! m"r"ih%. ii.'''
Cleveland leo.
rfN-on FRIDAY. in d,mnt"wn shopping dis
tr.cr cratue.eI 'o'var "G'l diamond Ia 90,
,.r I.l.rai rryrar,i. Edith Stowel. 20.
t'at.i"dra. ave .hun" 'vi I'll. ~
PURSE small ID i-atier con aiming gold
vanity box: So reward. %il5 3ith 81, Clere-
Iaui Park
SILVER PENCIL. marked F. S. s.: Saturday
afternoon: reward +. :. slit. 62i + NV 20
SiX KEYS including radiator key and bottle
...rn-r Reward. "a Rhode Island ave. ne.
rh.,nr ."t W. -
SMALL. PURSE, envelope. tan SIR. Christmas
,;-.y between New York AreIn" fr"shytrr M
Church and l4th and " SIS. NV. or on Nj.
r!earfut car: ahouf S1l- :i2H Nj. Pleasant
St Ph"ue Col ..2li. Reward.
WATCH. lady's wrist. in kauns store. be
rw-"n ladies' and toy dept. Reward.
l2s, Park road NV 2i~
Evening star., 1921-12-26
Prices realized on Swift &

sales of carcess beef in Washington, ID. C.,
for week ending Saturday. December "a. 1921,
on shipments sod out ranged from cents
TO II cents pc. pound and averaged 11.79
ccuts per pound.-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1921-12-26
WANTED-HELP
MALE (ContinuedD

SALESMES-The Interstate Bankers Corp0-
ration require the services of five high-Srade
statesmen, over p years; permanent future.
Call 10 to II, to 5, Suite 406-41O Southern
bldg S7s
Evening star., 1921-12-26

AMBITIOUS MEN--R"come a Columbia train
ed craftsman and yourself of perna
nent. well paid employment. Learn in your
spare tine, day or night. In } to 9 months.
Gail. write or phone for full particulars. Co.
luinbis School of Drafting. 18th ard T SITS. Nv.
BUNDLE WRAPPER-Y Young man. r0l"r"d. Is
10 20 years old: steady employment: bring city
references Apply to Superintendent. Parker
Bridge; Company. the Avenue at 9th
Evening star., 1921-12-26
MALE AND FEMALE,

MEN AND WOMES-Learn tile real estate
business and make good money while learning.
All part time Need not interfere with
present employment. No expense. Class meets
every Tuesday. :. pm, in room go, Colorado
bldg T. H. Russell 2ns
Evening star., 1921-12-26

SHADES-Good quality opaque shades. fitted
10 your windows, 05c; tine best quality Of
opaque shades, $l.25; hung free; we call With
samples. kLEEBLATT. 18th and Il sts. Ne.
Evening star., 1921-12-26

The following home supper will
be voted most delicious one by the
members of your family:
Baked Liver Loaf