The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-25


Loebinger announces that the Office OF
tho American Suffragctte, No. 1872 East
Twenty third Street, VIII be the head
quarters for menus and recipes that
do not include meat.
we have 10 boycott meat Mrs.
Locbnger says, until retail butchers
band together for the cooperative
purchase Of meat in some way that
will put down the trusts. Meanwhile,
as wc have to to live let us live on
things which will be as beneficial TO us
as meat and will cost infinitely less.
Here are two menus for dinner
which do not include meat one clab-
crate and one very simple and reason-
able.
"For the formal dinner: Cream OF
cauliflowcr soup, broiled whitefish.
1laitre D'Hotel sauce. fried salmon,
tomato sauce. creamcd asparagus on
toast. Hollandiase sauce. oyster patties.
stuffed tomatoes. baked macaroni Au
Gratin. Boston baked beans baked
stuffed potatoes. fried hominy. carrots
and peas. shrimp salad, orange pud-
ding. vanilla fee cream, ctffee. cheese
and crackers.
"Tlie simple dinner" Mrs. Loebingcr
asserts. twill cost a mere triflc. With
haddock at G. or at most Z, cents a
pound, any one can serve this meal:
steak. with butter and lemon sauce:
boiled potatoes. carrots creamed or
Au Gratins bread pudding with apple
a;usfing: tea or coffee"
The walls of the Office of the Amer
lean Suffragette will be covered after
to-day with recipes for dishes con-
tanning no meat which the public Is
invited to inspect and follow out
Here are some of the recipes that
Mrs. I.oebtnger specially recommends.
either because she has tried them per-
sonaiiy or because they are reasonable
and reasonable.
Baked rice. with nuts-Moisten two
Guns of boiled rice with half-cup OF
water and the Juice of half a lemon.
Flavor with salt and pepper 10 taste
and mix thoroughly with quarter OF
a cup of finely ground Brazil mus.
Cook in baking dish in cover until
rich brown.
Potato and nut cakes-slice and
cook In little water until tender
small onion Boil and mash six large I
potatoes and add the onion. table
spoon OF milk. salt AMI pepper and I
halt-cup OF pounded nut meats-ans
kind may be used. Drop the cakes
from, the spoon on hot gTlddle anu
brown on both sides. These are deA-
cious and nourishing and rather unnS-
uai.
zone OF The best possible foods with
out meats Mrs. Loebinger says. rs a
raidock soup. II this If properly made
8; forms a substantial meal for WORK
.nS,nan without anything else 10
one couii ca, more nourishing ana
cheaper meat. Croauettes made iron.
any cereal combined with choppeo
or pounded nut meats. are delicious
and are not found on many tables. But
hs- Oui-a-
seous prices OF meat we will have 10
serve such things. and serve them un-
i, prices 20 down. That may take
GONE time"
Hearing I. Begun
subcommittee Of Inc 1fousc Conn
-,i,,ee on ;he District Of ca urnbia be-
gan a hearing to-day in Washington
designed u bring out the causes OF ths
recent rapid advance II food prices
especially as they sp?ly 10 the DE
.rict IL IS expected That the invests
tito, ,ysll he given national EcoFe.
senator EIk.as is pressing for re-
nort on mis- resolution providing fox
such an investigation by the senate,
bu, ,ba resolution has rot been nearc
from since * was referred 70 the
Committee on Contingent Expenses. OF
which senator kean is chairman. ans
resolution is Endorsed ny AF- TAFT
70 the Atlantic, is virtually an army
Voluntarily organized n corbst me
greatest foe that Senators and Repre-
sentatiyes declare the country has
ever had--the high cost Of the necesFl-
ties Of life.
Across the entire coUntry. according
10 fnnurnerable reports received tp.as3
the people are almost uaii ~ as
,er1nined stand 10 participate "a thS
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torneys, Governors III states rpbie I
of,nials Of all descriptions are aoYe-
eating legal resort 10 curb the ransp-
ulators of the BeceSEsries IF Atc.
Mass meetings arc being arranged 10 I
be held in Union Square and - Cooper |
Union and other places liz the CITY
by both men and women u formulate
plans n. aasieg against the various
trusts ara s..n.oy..meni is now vel.
under way to aG%oc2ts a5stentioa>.
Women organizing.
Mru. Anita comfot4 Broogs has be-
gun 70 organize al the woinsn's clubs
in New York. all the labor unions In
which women arc Interested. iu al,
movement to aght the high prices.
Mrf. sophia Loehinger HIS been
granted 2 permit by the Park Ds-
pznneat 10 hold an open-air meeting
TUESDAY in Union Square at noon up-
der the auspices ~ the National PRO-
! gresFiye is'orian's Suffrage linton.
TuesdaY night. the Consumers
League wtfl hold another meeting al
Cooper Union.
The ta.mera and producers ere be-
ginning 10 yebeI against the trusts
They get ~ little for their products
now. ifey assert, az they do years
ago srhen thay we're scsd AZ q much