New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1922, Page 5

029, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1 T0 JOIN SOGIETY No L Mareh A s Plan To Leave Towight Yor[17 made the 65-mile trip In moto Sister Mary Suggests Foods World's Famous THusfonist Was Til— \‘,,..‘.\ of nine men comprised the " A trucks. baskethall ¢ gEregation ot Springs, Ark, it Of a Balanced Diet T At Years Gone By, | §t. Louis Official Accusts High| ishes are School Girls MENt that left here yesterday the ninal mame the season tonight with Pennsylvania at Philadephin, Al though Dartmouth will not fignre in the champlonship rce, for 1 dishes are really| Los Angeles, AMarch 11— Harry tasty and furnish | Kellar, world-famous magician, died the necessary cal-{at his home yesterday in his 744 ories of protein |year, He 1 been in poor health for for # balanced [{wo y nd seriougly {1l for several | March 11.—Reiterating his statement that a girls' secret or- ganization which requlred of all ap- plicants that they must haye violat- ed the moral code before admission Green tonlght will go a long ways 1o wiard Penn e Pennsylvania defeated Dartmouth it Hanover n che dest game 1 Zanl rongest lineup l“l"'.. Cullen and Don Moare, Too much em- ioldstein, conter; Capt phasls cannot be i \ placed on the re- sponsibility of the woman who is was granted, was in existence at a planning for the local high school, Vietor J. Miller, president of the hoard of police com- missioners, asserted that the institi- tion was the Soldan High school. It was this school, he said, attend ed largely by chlidren of wealthy backa; DPatten, and Shaneman &5 spring time meals e health of her family depends on west end citizens, to whicn he rve- ferred in inaking his charges last her In the spring more than any time night. It was stated that a boys' of the year, Nourishing, easily di- gested food Is very essential to the building up of the tissues, Asparagus With Fggs, Six hard bolled eggs, 1 lurge bunch ;:Hp:lrm:us. 3 tablespoons butter, 1-4 cas| K K. -8 A club with similar provision als> had ,,:1,"‘.’"1'",.’;,‘,22'““";“,‘, " "1'::':.":'"5 00 been formed, NONE 134 100 pE ARDR TGS stoas Letters and telephrie mes:ages re-|ored bread crumbs, cefved during the day,’ Mr. Miller Cnt the eggs in ].mhrn lengthwise sald, “have convinced mc that my |7pim and wash asparagus and v‘ut‘ statement at the community gathering | in inch lengths, discarding the tough last night was not strong enough. MY | nortions for this dish Use l’;n‘ purpose in making my statement 15 |stringy tough ends for soup. . Gook to put a stop to the insinuations be-|in an uncovered pan in slightly ing continuaily cast upon (he girl|gsalted boiling water for 15 minutes who must work to live."” Drain and save the stock. J Governor M. Hyde was expected to Dutter a baking dish and put half take a hand in the charges which|or the eggs in yolk side up. Add caused a wave of indignation to sweep asparagus and cover with remaining over members of the high schools. Tt |eggs, yolk side down. Melt butter, Is known that Mr. Miller communi-|stir in flour and slowly add aspara. cated with Governor ilyde yesterday|gus water, Cook until thick and afternoon but Mr. Miller wonld not|smooth and pour over cggs and as- reveal what was exchanged between|paragus in baking dish. Cover with him and the governor. A special meeting of the hoard of education has been set at which it was stated Mr. Miller will he ques- tioned as to his source of informa- tion and as to the result of tae in- vestigation which the detectives: and buttered crumbs and bake in a hot oven for 15 minutes. Serve at once. rojicewomen were making at his re- quest, | H, Cun Asln and e INTT Kellar exhibitions In 1884, in appearing alone and continnously until his attained the magleinng, and ) n this country, Chinn In ard gave gy pt hegion Hanover, " tir yed | Dartmonth 006 WINS The Camp school basketball team won from the Y, M, ¢, A, Junion yesterday afternoon, 6 to 4, HOUGH, PIMPLY SKIN Cleared Up In Few Days No woman need have a repul- elve, unsightly skin—ten chances to one it's caused by constipation and a lazy liver, which is easlly and quickly remedied. For a good, safe, purely vegetable regulator which will keep your system clean, as nature Intended, among for Pittshurgh Lurgh hasel March 11=The Pitts 11 club expected to stuge W hriet workout today at the training West Bade Ind., or the teip to the reg i Hot rings, Ark, The will leave 1 tonight, the lay at waving ank y CAMP SO Had Played in New Britain in having rank auarters in n, and In hibitions at by K Lycenm the VONTE RONe » a-win then prepay ular camp upsetting ChANees, | uiul, den here A SHOOTS NEW YORK BANDIT anly stop heing w over Memphis, Tenn Paymaster At Jewett City, Conn,, Plant Saves 83,000 Payroll, G Jewett City, Mareh 11— William | o) Duggan, paymaster of the Ashland Cotton Compuny, saved the company's payroll of abont $2,00 last night when he shot & man who tried to hold him up at the mill Frank Delgran, came from the had Duggan with hi Harvey Maynard, | on Delgran and Dug he training Iy Ciihson was upset had weather Manag being foreed to make wooden track instead program forwar Millar .nd Mistere, Wit 1 the yesterday George Harry Kellar was born in Erie, Pa., July 11, 1844, and graduated from the Painesville, Ohio, High school in 1566 He got his first knowledge of a magl- clan's work as assistant to “The [*akir Ava," o well-known performer ys, He learned more ssion while husiness man: the Davenport Brothers, spirit fums, in, 1867, and then he formed the partnership of IPay & Kellar, tour- ing South Americu and Mexico from 1871 to 1878, On his return he joined Ling Look and Yamadura in present ing il making with them a long gn in Afriea, India, South America, China and | After the death of ) of Kins 180 oy trip CHECKER CHAMP AT @Y" who said Jesse b Hanson, checker cham ide, New York, | plon of the 'acitic coast, will give an hands up when [exhitition of his prowess this evening arder, jumped [at the Y. M, ¢ A, meetir an e shoot- comers, r. Hanson has ing him through the wrist Alphone | pleted a series of oxhibitions at Gerard, an employe in mill, ton, M nd the press the with Belgran and was captured were very laudatory of his ability him as an accomplice won the championship of | Pacific const an five married wom-| out with a own property. | player in the world LAY ER BAS LU entrance Outficlder OFf 18; enst of his r for med- s Unable ining Camp Mareh 11,—A influenza cunged — Outielder George Hr e hehind when the Cinetnnait haseba'l ontfit feft Mineral Wells for 1fort Worth this morni according to dispatehes received here | Harper had b 1 to play tertield in the two games against the | southern champions, but now that he | is it Eddie K. Virginta i i To Leave ror Cineinnati toneh of 58 all local com or to left 1o Hub He the nl s any the was of MANDRAKE PILLS:ToNight At all Drugdists 25%a box Sugar Coatod or Uncoated pep- ; rei has n siat o oceasions, ptian law challenge to mect en control over gave his partners in their out o WI?I1HIHI!HHlilil\lliIHIHIHHIIUIHIHHUIHH If it's a Par O PARAMOUNT'S O« NNIVERSARY will be celebrated every day of \ March in every town of the U. S. Every day brings renewed gratitude for motion pictures. You know by instinct that you were not made for only the dull routine of workaday life. You deserve a life spiced by adventure and romance! And Paramoiint knows it! Paramount knew it in 1912 when it made the first feature picture—and Paramount has made the vast majority of the best fea- ture pictures every year since! ¢ I 0 00 ount Picture it's the A A town (T I best show in A (Al S{Puramount Pichirea i I HJ“" [l T A am ifl;\:!il""lw = THESE THEATRES JOIN IN PARAMOUNT'’S 10th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Palace Theatre Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Y ednesdsy. Jfarch 12,13, 11 & 15 George Fiztmaurice | uetion ELSIE FERGUSON and WALLACE REID in “FOREVER?” Adapted from the Novel by (eorge DeMaurier “Peter Ibbetson” Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 16, 17 and 18 ELLIOTT DEXTER in “THE WITCHING HOUR” With Mary Alden and a superb supporting cast. Dried Lima Beans and Carrots One cup dried green limas, 1 me- dium sized onion, 1 small green pepper, 6 new carrots, 1 cup milk, 2 tablespoons butter, 1% tablespoons flour, 1 teaspoon salt, 1-§ teaspoon paprika, 4 thin slices bacon. Wash beans and let stand in cold water to cover for six hours. Drain and parboil in water to cover with one-fourth teaspoon soda. Drain fand rinse under cold running water. Put on to cook in boiling water to cover once and a half, Simmer slowly for two hours. If the beans are freshly dried they will cook more quickly than old beans. When the beans are almost done and the water has boiled away about half add the carrots scraped and cut in small dice, the onion sliced and the salt. Cook 20 minutes, un- covered. The water should be cooked away as much as possible without burning the vegetables. If the vegetables are not dry drain and use % cup of the liquor and % cup milk instead of one whole cup milk. Melt butter in a smooth sauce pan, stir in flour and slowly add milk and vegetable stock. Cook, stirring constantly until the sauce is thick and smooth. Put vegetables in a well buttered baking dish, pour over sauce and put the slices of bacon on top. Put in a hot,over fifteen minutes to cook the bacon. Then put under the flame in the oven to crusp. Scalloped Rice. Two cups boiled rice, 1 cup milk, 2 tablespoons butter, 1 cup finely chopped cheese, 2 eggs, 1 teaspoon salt, 1-8 teaspoon mustard, 1-4 tea- spoon paprika. Beat eggs till light and add milk. Mix salt, mustard and paprika and add to milk and egg mixture. Melt butter and add to rice. Combine mixtures and add cheese. Mix well and turn into a well buttered bak- ing dish. Bake half an hour in a moderate oven, | TQUEEN ELIZABETH ) I‘I \ Special Mecting Today. St. L.ouis, March 1‘.—Milton J. Mil- ler, president of the police commis- sioners was prepared to appear at a special meeting of the board of edu- cation this afternoon to submit proof of his charges that vice exists in Snl- dan High school, many students of which are children of wealthy west end residents, The special meeting was called aft- er publication of Mr. Miller's charge that he had evidence that girl stu- dents of this school had formed a secret organization which required of all applicants for membership that they must have violated the moral code. A similar organization existed for boys, Mr. Miller charged in his statement, which was made at a com- munity meeting. Mr. Miller said he had received number of telephone messages and written communications which Tas convinced him that his ‘“statcment was not strong enough." Members of the school board and heads of all high schools have de- manded that Mr. Miller Lring before them all facts on which he based his charges. These officials were unani- mous in their criticism of Mr. Miller's fallure to have brought this matter to their attention before niaking hi: charges at an bpen meeting. BANCROFT LEADOFF MAN Giants' Captain Will Top Batting Or- The Name Paramount Stands for Whatever is Best in Motion Pictures i I'he history of Paramount is the history of motion pictures—all the way from the day when Adolph Zukor startled the world starring “the divine Sarah Bernhardt™” in “Queen Elizabeth,” and Jesse L. Lasky and Cecil B. De Mille made “The Squaw Man"— up to such successes of today as Cecil B. De Mille's “Fool's Paradise,” Gloria Swanson in “Her Hus- band's Trademark,” and Wallace Reid in “The World's Champion.” That's why this tenth birthday is worth celebrating! Fox’s Theatre Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 16, 17 and 18 THOMAS MEIGHAN in “A PRINCE THERE WAS” From George M. Cohan’s play bascd «n the novel entitled “Enchanted Hear a Enjoy Paramount’s Birthday at Your Theatre You are going to enjoy it if the Para- mount Showmen in your town and every town have their way! There will be some- thing happening all the time in the way of stimulating Paramount entertainment. Here are a few of the wonderfully successful pictures of the last few years—all Paramounts !—just a hand- ful choser. from hundreds. Sarah Bernhardt in “Queen Elizabeth™ Mary Pickford in ““Tess of the Storm Country™ John Barrymore in “Are You a Mason?" Geraldine Farrar in “Carmen " “The Cheat " ) (e 2 Scenic Theatre unday, March 12th ROBERT WARWICK in “JACK STR&W” ~ Monday, March 13th { DOROTHY GISH in “MARY ELLEN COMES TO TOWN® der, a Place Long Held by George Burns. New York, March 11.—Dave Ban- croft will open the season with the Giants in the leadoff position, it was reported today in dispatches from the world champions' training camp at San Antonio. McGraw probably will send Groh Absence of Strikes in Binding Indus- try Makes Business Profitable. Chicago, March 11.—Strikes in the Marguerite Clark in *“Miss George Washington® Maeterlinck’s “The Blue Bird"" Cecil B. De Mille's““Don’t Change Your Husband,” “The Affairs of Anatol Male and Female™ George Loane Tucker’ he Miracle Man" “The Woman Thou Gavest Me" Tuesday, March 14th VIOLET HEMMING in “TEE COST” Wednesday, March 15th varamount Production—“THE TEETH OF THE TIGER™ Thursday, March 16th BRYANT WASHBURN in “WHY SMITH LEFT HOME” Friday and Saturday, March 17 and 18 George Melford Production AGNES AYRES & RUDOLPH VALENTINO in “THE SHEIK” national building industry have been reduced and millions of dollars saved through the national board of juris- dictional awards, it was stated today in a report presented before the exe- cutive board of the American engin- eering council of the federated Am- erican engineering societies here to- day. One discordant element in the na- tional building trades situation accord- ing to the report is the hostility of the united brotherhood of carpeners and joiners of America, which has “refused to submit its own disputes to the jurisdictional board except when forced to do so.” Wallace Reid in *“The Valley’of the Giants™ Thoe. Ince’s “23% Hours Leave™ Lionel Barrymore in “The Copperhead™ George Fitzmaurice's “On With the Dance” Wm. D. Taylor's * Huckleberry Finn™ John Barrymorein “ Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde" Wm. S. Hart in “The Toll Gate™ Cosmopolitan's *“Humoresque " George Melfore Behold My Wife" Thomas Meighan in “The City of Silent Men™ John S. Robertson's ““Sentimental Tommy " Cosmopolitan's “ The Inside of the Cup™ Elsie Ferguson in “Footlights” George Melford's “The Sheik ™ Cosmopolitan's “ Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford™ Betty Compson in * The Little Minister™ W, De Mille's *“Miss Lulu Bett" Gloria Swanson in ““The Great Moment'* Paramount’s anniversary gives you the chance to see a lot of great new Paramount Pictures and also a lot that you have missed. See the list on the right. in behind Bancroft, then follow with Young and clean up with Frank ¥risch. Irish Meusel may get the call for fifth position, and long George Kelly will bat sixth. Ralph Shinners will bat before the battery. Frisch’s stick work™ in the game with the rookies yesterday clinched the clean-up position. He drove the ball out of the park on a line drive at about the same time Babe Ruth, Yank star, was sending the sphere on a record trip over the fence at New Orleans. Jimmy Johnston, one of the re- maining Brooklyn Dodge® holdouts, surprised Manager Robinson yester- day by walking in camp at Jackson- ville in time to get into the Regulars- Yannigans game. — Watch For — “THE MISTRESS CF THI WORLD” Manager Cobb Plans to Stage Five Innings Affairs Next Week. Detroit, March 11.—Training of the Tigers will reach the practice game stage at Augusta next week when Manager Cobb plans to stage five in- ning contests daily that he may get a better line on his recruit candidates for infield berths. By that time Jones will have reported and Cobb will have two sets of infielders. At elast ten days will elapse before any of 36 men now on the roster will be eliminated. Last Night of BAZAAR New Paige Auto To Be Giveh Away Tonight At AZIZ GROTTO CARNIVAL in Electric Hall Other Presents To Be Given Away No Canvassers Dancing Until Midnight—Adm. 25¢, tax inc. 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