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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
Standard Meals
by MARTHA wEsToyrn

When we see n thing too often we
disregard IT. This column. for instance,
Us headed STANDARD meals" We ask
hrst why 'standard." and then take no
furthcr note. They are standard be-
cause they nre balanced All the ncces-
sary food combinations arc contained
In these menus. In Mrs. Rorer's cook
ing class yesterday she dwelt particu-
iariy on the necessity OF proper combi-
nations
In meat you get protein. the tissue
building food: In starchy vegetables
such as rice, potatoes. or mncaroni. the
heat and energy producing food, and
IN the green vegetables, such as snin-
Gch. turnips, carrots. kale. snaps and
eggplant the minerals and waste pro-
moters
These waste promoters nre very I'm
portant, and come IN the class OF carbo-
hydrates. They contain lots of water
and nbrous woody material that is
bulky and causes Il low of the digestive
juices, thus promoting the movement
or fooh along the digestive tract
IT Is wise to select your vegetables
In season FOR several reasons They are
less expensive then and Of better quail
ity. There are certain rules TO follow
in cooking vegetables. First, always
cook them In boiling water Cook green
vegetables uncovered to retain their
'''' - 'SS c'"'i'S "HISH nave Il nlSh
percentage or water add little or no
water to cook. for In pouring off the
water you lose the nutrItive value
Those having Il strong odor like onions
cabbage and turn!ps should not be COW
cred whom cooking
The most concentrated foods arc the
dried ones, such as peas, beans and
lentils, and they are best served as
soups and as sout!ie. When q concen-
trated food Is served there should be
a green vegetable served with il. as
there is with meat. and for the same
rcason-to give bulk and make the
proper food combination
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27

ffn s"uHe.-Roil half cup OF dried
peas. after soaking several hours. and
rub with two tablcspoonfuls Of butter.
Heat yolks Of three eggs. mix with one
pint OF milk and add TO peas and butter.
Season well. Fold In wcll-beaten
whites of three eggs Bake covered
ior twenty minutes. Brown and serve
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Observation-Disclosures.

WELDON. n. G.. February 26.-Mat-
land o. Westbrook. of Waverly. Va,
and Miss Ruth VI. Hansford. Of VIII
liamsburg' Va were married here last
night ny Magistrate ID. l.. Stainback
They left here this morning for Rich
mond. where they will spend n few
days, accompanied by their best man.
Thomas Mason, of Waverly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
Quc.tions md Ans,y.r,.

Ihat Uric Acid Nonsense Again-An-
o .,,I,i reader sends in a circular entitled
ne IS treatment" which informs
the victim that rheumatism ia caused
ID! uric acid'-rhcumatism and n whole
LOT or other troubles beside
heplS-Uric acid has nothing what
ever 10 DO with rheumatism. IF II had
matters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
BOSD ISSUE ELECTION
ORDERED IN PULASKI

TNF"T!HT % Tie I!NfS- DiSNa tCh.
PULASKI VA. February 26.--Judgc
Campbell entered an order In the Cir
cult Court to-day, calling special
election for April G to vote on a bond
issue Of $4,000. The issue is to be
used for permanent road building in
Newbern Maristerial District This
Will be the third Of the four districts
TO vote on road bond issue Pulaski
and Dublin Districts having voted n
total of $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27

y T.: PcroNiG" and ammonia viii
- 'Nc the hair on tn" face The most
""ctiv" way Is To have II removed by
the electric needle. Ii YOU viii send
me stamped. addressed envelope !
shall be pleased TO send YOU iuq,ruc-
tons FOR removing superilous hair.
Miss Dorothy r.. You can do NOR.
FOR your complexion by being careful
Of your diet than anything else know
or Eat plenty or nourlshing foods.
avoiding rich and spicy foods pastries
sweets and oil meats. such as pork
and veal Coffee - bad for the com
piexion, Avoid IT IL you can. and drink
Instead COCO, chocolate and milk. Take
lots Of exercise in thc open air Slccp
at least eight hours with plenty OF
fresh air In the room. am sorry.
but do not know anything about
the lotions you mention.
: NJ. r.. good astringcnt lotion
used aftc! the application OF cold cream
VIII prevent "A growth OF hair This
IS an excellent lotion: one and one
half ounces OF witch hazel. one half
ounce OF tincture of benzoin. ono ounce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
Abusing tho p

Abusing tho Pharmacopocia-By tho
way one OF the common tricks Of the
patent medicine trade is to claim that
an ingredients are standard drugs
listed In the United States Pharma-
coPoe!a' the official standard for doc
tors and druggists" Incidentally. II
would he hard to Concoct Il shotgun
formula without Incorporating official
pharmacopocfnl drugs. for the simpie
reason tha' nearly all drugs. good. bad
and Indifferent, arc there Ustcd TIT,
TRICK Is like tho one which tells Won
tho nostrum contains no alcohol" but
llls 70 mention the opium or other
cope In the formula. IT Is also like
me trlck or saying prescribed by
scores of doctors and highly rccom.
mcnded by druggists" Unfortunately.
certain members OF both professions
sell honor to any bidder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27

Acetone Breath-What ia the cause
OF the heavy. swedish odor on the
breath of child who has frequent ut :
Jacks OF acute indigestion with high
fever? ' -
heply-It is acetone In the expired
ar, acetonc being formed by fcrmenta-
'loh. Alkaltes are useful-milk OF
magnesia. ordinary saleratus or Seid I.
l!ta powders.
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Cold Feet
ny LILLIAN RUSSELL

Cold eNtremitics. hands md feet. are
more prevalent among women than
'nen There Is a reason. In the course
Of tho day men generally have ,uore
"cNrcise When ordinary means are
taken to keep hands and feet warm and
theN stili continue to he cold the cir
cniaiion of the blood through those
mrInh"rs is generally at fault
nave known women whose hands
would become so cold even in n warm
room that they would no annoyed and
actually suffer. Most of these women
suffered from nothing less than i'm
paired circulation. There is. of course,
always the possibility that such an
annoyance is due to something else
hut poor circulation is generally the
cause.
There are some women who cannot
nave - nights restful sleep because
they become SO cold even when pro-
ioctcd by more than the usual covering.
They are tempted to leave the windows
down ana the fires burning, but If they
Weld To this temptation they are lncre-
~ aSSraNating the cause Of their trou-
ne tn" breathing OF pure air. no
matter how cc;d II may be- stimulates
The circulation o. the blood through the
veins. That means life and the in
iiuence Of ;hc warm blood upon the
whole body
FOR women who cannot sleep because
they become cold during the nigh, !
suggest brief walk or exercise and
me breathing OF pure air before re-
trinS. Bathing will also stimulate IN,
circulation and keep the body warm
and comfortable.
The women who suffer from cold
!cet and hands are generally the ones
VINO DO not get enough exercise Res
piration is lowest after "A nights resi-
The circulation OF the blood then drons
10 the lowest cbh When they louuto
around warm house al! dag women
retire with their circulation at low cbh
ana are even In that condition ali c,v
NO wonder they complain OF cold hands
ana feet. They do not give the heart
the stimulation that Will helm il 10
pump tn" warm blood into all parts OF
the body
Excessive perspiration OF the hands
and feet may also be caused by moor
circulation. II is disagrccablc 10 have
the hands and feet continually covered
with moisture.
When you are annoyed hy cold hands
and feet and a nose that makes its pr.s
cnce fe!t try exercising: MI YOUR lungs
with air many times or take a shower
ha;h ana follow IL up with vigorous
rubbing.
Remember: 1t is the blood that kccps
the body warm, and when il s;ops cir
ru!atnS YOU are Soin: 10 suffer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27

Don't fail to hear Pastor Russell a,
CITY auditorium Monday. s p NJ, on
Battle of Arma gcddon"-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27

Remember: IT is the blood that kccns
the BODY warm, and when il stops cir
ru!atnS you are going TO suffer
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22
IN THE WORLD OF MAKE-BELIEVE
THEATRICAL BRIEFS

ert Smith John cort and H H. Fraze,
have had managerial designs upon IL
but have forfeited their options.
George Broadhurst is finishing a new
play in which George Fawcett wit
. have the principal role.
Franklyn Farnum. no relation to til,
Farnum brothers. prominent in the
movie field. has been engaged by 10,
Weber to play the part of Kimbrougt
in The Only Girl" Young Mr.. Far.
mum was formerly in the Henry w
Savage management.
William Collier, who seems to be a.
loose end this season. has assumed
the responsibilities of a stage director
pro tenn. He will conduct rehearsals o,
No. 10 Washington Square," in which
May Irwin will star.
Raymond Hubbell. whose tunes hav,
been heard in many musical com.
edies. has been engaged as composer
and orchestra director for the New
York Hippodrome. under the regim.
Of Charles Dillingham;. John PHILLIP
Sousa and his band will contribute &
forty-minute concert between the act:
OF the entertainment which is beins
prepared for that huge playhouse.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22

Jack Singers Behman show. with Lew
Kelly heading the cast, fresh from an
engag cement of four months on Broad
way. is announced as the attraction at
the Gayety this week. The production
which is to be presented here will be
identically the same as was offered dur
ing the New York run. 1t comprises a
one-act opening burlesque entitled THE
Dope's Legacy" Following this there is
a revue consisting Of impersonations of
the stage stars of the day, and the per-
Torrance concludes with one-act
travesty on Bronson Howard's famed
war drama Shenandoah" During the
action of the first part there has been
interpreted series of the modern dances
by Aneta Pynes and Bert Mccarthy. and
Martelle will give his famed impersona-
ton of Julian Eltinge. In the passing
revue of stars James Tenbrooke will ap-
pear as Caruso. Eileen Sheridan will be
seen as Nora Bayes. Harry Van will i'm
personate Charlie Chaplin, and. with the
assistance of an octette Of dancing po-
MES, will offer a special Chaplin song.
The company includes, in addition to Lew
Kelly. Lon Hascall. Eileen Sheridan.
Harry La Coste. Countess Hedwig Won
Muller, Harry Van James Tenbrooke.
and Aneta Pynes.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22
THE CURRENT WEEK.
Notwithstanding,

The present week marks a full year
| that the 8. F. Keith Theater has been
| welcoming vaudeville fans" to its at
fractions In honor of the event the
management has assembled a program of
excellent features, the headline honors
going to Stella Mayhem. assisted by
Billie TAYLOR. and to Joe Jackson the
European Vagahond." Miss MAYHEM is
one Of the first favorites of vaudeville
and comes direct from a summer run at
the Keith New York Palace. As the
cheeriest coincidence Miss Mayhew's
buoyant and buxom individuality is a
panacea. No skirted star is more anus
ing to the Keith patrons who await with
agreeable anticipation her latest sue
cess. The Devil in Tune which Will
be the feature of her list this time Joe
jackson is the srimacing genii of the
wheel Coming from Europe where ne
headed the list Of freak cycle comedians
be soon won the same rank here and
has never been excelled as laugh win
ner. Another special offering will De
Carl Byal. former principal tenor with
Evans Honey Boy Minstrels. and Dora
Early, The Girl from Old kaintuck."
who Join in a speciality. William A.
Brady offers another innovation through
Clarence Oliver and George dip. from
his staff of players. who will be seen in
The Wall Between" Ann Suter, an
nounced as a ''comediennette." fast fol-
lowing in the footsteps Of Little Elsie"
Janis. will offer a series Of character
and travesty songs and pranks. Other
inclusions will be Eddie Emerson and
Jerry Baldwin. the jocular jugSlers: the
-Four Danubes: the pipe organ recitals
and the Pathe News pictorial An added
attraction will be Hon. Francis Bent,
former acting mayor of New York City,
now an entertainer and slobe-trotter
At the vaudeville concerts today the
bill will present Odiva. "Mysteria.
Henry Lewis. and all the other last week
acts.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22
Cosmos-Vaudeyflle.

The spirit OF youth will predominant
in the headline attraction at the Cos.
mos this week. when. Or the hrst time
in Washington. AL Whites group OF
ten Juvenile specialists in song, dance
features and revelry will present hii
latest production. The Joys OF Kid.
land" The offering Is not an amateur.
ish exhibition Of child prodigies. but q
round of merriment presented by
young players who are specialists In
their respective lines. The other fea.
presented by the Four Chillettis: Clay
ton and Lennie. character comedian.
and singers; Grace De Winter. q wom-
an ventriloquist. with an act that ID
constructed along new lines. and Flor
enzi and company. European enter
tanners. The extra attraction will be
the latest pictures Of Charley Chaplin
in The Bank" supplemented with the
Hearst-Selig pictures and q series OF
photoplay features. Still another at
traction will be the story Of the Wash
ington ball clubs game away from
home, on game days. as told by the
electric scoreboard.
A new bill for the last half Of the
week will be presented at the Thurs
day natinees-
Pierne's ''serenade." selections from
Meyerbeer's Les HuEuenots," Salzsr's
novelette,. Spring Thoughts" Sinding's
Rustic OF Spring" Strauss .'Pizzicato
Polka" selections from Lehar's Count
of Luxembourg" Sousa's Stars and
Stripes March," and Aliens Turkish
Towel Rag" will be some Of the selec-
lions Of the orchestral program at the
concerts today. The other entertain.
ment will include new specialities.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22
Glen Echo.

Concerts by Cello and his military band
will be the attractions At Glen Echo this
afternoon and evening. A special pro-
which will be given At $50 $50. 7:so. and
$50.
Much interest 10 being displayed In the
championship fox trot contest to Be held
at the dancing pavilion on Wednesday
night. A diamond-studdsd gold medal
wiz be awarded the lady winning the
contest. while = SPECIAL gentleman.s
prize will be given by the Management
There win be ~ elimination contests for
the fox trot. ~ in the Other champdonship
dances At Glen Echo. the fox trot cham
Entries may b uaads any time M - u
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22
Mrs. Whitney Cables.

Belle Armstrong Whitney cables from
Paris: II expect to stay in Paris for the
rest Of August assembling the very large
and beautiful collection of models the
style houses are making especially for
my fashion show in September. and
which viii be exhibited in the three-act
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22

start Of the contest. The judging will be
by the public.
The varied amusements at Glen Echo
offer particularly pleasing way to spend
an afternoon or evening. Picnic parties
are proving more popular than ever this
month, the groves throughout the park
Offering fine places to enjoy an outdoor
lucheon or supper. With the special ar
rangements that have been made for car
ing for small children, there is no finer
place for mothers to spend the day with
their children.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22

dramatic production at the Hudson The
alter. New York. These models will con-
tain the latest advance tendencies for the
winter"
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22
New Success.

Inspired by the success Of The Girl
Who Smiles" at the Lyric TheateT. New
York. the Times Producing Corporation
will form a second company to visit the
principal cities while the original is in
New York.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22

Oliver Morosco is said to have COM
pleted arrangements by which Charles
Chaplin Of the films and his brother,
Sidney, will co-star in 4 musical com
edy to be written for them. This
seems to be the most genuine Of all
the attempts to lure Chaplin out from
behind the camera and into the glare
Of the footlisht. II 10 said that his
excursion into the vocal theater will
not interfere with him mining for
the movies"
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22

Marguerite Skirvin has been en-.
gagged for the leading feminine role
in Rolling Stones" now at the Har.
rts Theater. New York,
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22

G7Ai\AANAA SNSi A1S4Hl
enveops gloom dense that the
old world have become tombs shattered
look while their helpless loved
producers players already
offerings whose chief
America from deep immersion the urderous thought
being continuously transmitted the ether
well as through the daily
September always metropolitan open
Of the dramatic but the of the fast fitting
awakened the the the fact that
crowdng the New York hotels and the exceptional number
would chance plays
metropolis influencing
openings OF payhouses throughout the
step buoyant
and his tanned when office last
managerial
of customary
MI Taylor pleasure dramatic
has already received for the beautiful playhouse which he ably
presdes
The Beasco two weeks from tomorrow evening with The Inter
Wrestling Tournament under the direction OF Andreas DIPPED
O DIPPED anything
attic performance doesn't but we'd just we'll used
considerable broadening OF sphere and they will all be here the
aelaseo,
The Only Girl" comedy by Henry
which of New York last will Immediately fol
Wrestne September
the Bo farewell OF the always appealing Peg My
comedy
play OF English entitled "The Two Virtues
The Beasco Theater bookings September quite
which Mr. Taylor has already secured
operas
Fortune Gallo Granville Bankers and
in
ent OF Pair of Silk Stockings the revival of Trby
its aItar cast Dancing Around Jolson Wafed play
by David Beo William Faversham The Hawk Guy Bates Post
Omar Eos production
perienee;"
sh, Tanss 7 s P. Louis aor Mann b 19 h1 Bubble
Messenger" William Hodge "The Road Happiness" Taylor
Holmes in Mr Myd Mystey Grace George in new play and 1.-The
Delinquent another new piece which is to be produced by William Elliott
the curtain the new year?
Co.
nnouncedand justified
the fast approaching dramatic with pleasure unbounded
To bid the farewell Stella Mayhem syneo
paed the undercored and list OF other
promise week of unusual OF them all Wash
clever child who plays her first
this week hgass vaudeville Oh know her for it's Ann
comedy gifts supplied the professional Miss shreve
annual carnival June and whose unique methods have delighted Wash
ngon
onished learn the other day that this little lady numbers
experience
professionalism and promise OF brilliant for the young
coincidence
Anyway go to Keith week!
Did you expect to open timeo
you auditorium that
have within the week would have known that the
the establishment which the home of
stock has undergone be completed time fulfill the hopes of Manager
But the pleasure only to be deferred week for stock COM
folk already admire
will
ANDY you think is to be leading man? l.
But maybe soneh told
popular
in Washington than A. H. Van Buren,
back, and everybodys happy. u.
thing about the leading that her
Rttenhou and that her beauty and ability throw
talk
Miss Rnhou hardly her but that
leading Notwithstanding
will
Russell Fillmore
back o play the juvenile roles
is Washington
Omar
role
Raymond Wburn
is mr.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22
Ameta 31ee
-SaySt%-@
PROMISED NEXT WEEK.
"The RinHmaster."

The sale Of seats for the opening week
at Polls will begin tomorrow morning at
9 o'clock. The first performance will be
on Monday night, August 90 but there
after there will be daily matinees. includ-
ing Monday.
Patrons who will flock to Polls tomor-
row morning will not be able to get a
glimpse Of the decorations in the main
foyer. for although this work was COM
pleted at midnight last night, this part
Of the theater will be hidden by a big
canvas screen until Monday Of the open
ing.
Tomorrow morning a score Of electri-
clans will begin the erection Of the man.
moth 81. 100 electric sign which will DOM
mate every other illumination on Penn
sylvania avenue.
A feature Of the first matinee to be
given in the refurbished theater Tuesday,
August 81. will be the distribution of
handsome souvenir albums containing
photographs Of A. H. Van Buren,, who
will signalize his return to Washington
in the biggest role he has ever played.
the title part in Olive Porter's The
Ringmaster." II was in this play, pro-
duced by the shuberts. that Van Buren,
and Laurette Taylor (the famous Peg
O. My HearD shared honors when the
piece had its New York run.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22
1.-THE Tourists"


The Tourists" the latest Of the mus
ical offerings of Max Spiegel will be
seen at the Gayety next week. The
fact that il requires two cars to trans
port the scenic equipment gives illus
tration of the size of The Tourists
company's offering. which is laid in
the rural surroundings of the Cat
skill Mountains. near a summer hotel
where three merry wives are spending
their vacation. while their three hard
working husbands are in New York
Fate deals unkindly with their plans
and the train carrying the three gay
husbands is wrecked, causing them
to fall into the same farm house as
their wives. with many humorous de-
velopments. The burlettas offer some-
thing entirely new. and a number of
vaudeville features are interpreted
in the medley. The cast includes Leo
Stevens. Benny Pierce. Al Mack, Leon
ard and Alvin. Florence Rother. Evelyn
Ferris. Blanch Benton and a Spiegel
chorus of twenty-four.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FAIR
ROCKVILLE, I'd.
AUoUST -, Is, ie and II

Everything b now completed fcr the Annual Psi,.
Do not fail 10 cone to sc the decorseed automobile
rsrsde: also. the bog Routs. the baby cooteet and
many other features Of the fair 4 number q
names and running RACES every day A aood hand
has bsen secured to farnish upito-dste innate
Do not faii TO eee The poultry szhdhft. rake D.
q o. tzsins Of Union Station a ~ :. - - u. =.
p N. or electric can II 1nd snd u 81 ma al
P sta. which v:u - nun "a Z Inninufe seAeS,aa
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22

The masked Model" Viennese
operetta, will probably be staged by
Andreas DIPPED this season. An Amer
lean adaptation Of this piece was made
four years ago by Harry B. and Rob
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22

bill Of American and European
attractions will next week usher in
the new vaudeville season at Keith's
Theater Foremost on the bill will
be the wonderful Rigoletto troupe in
the startling fests given at the Lon
don and New York Hippodromes; the
distinguished players, Laura Burt and
Henry Stanford. OF the Sir Henry Irv-
ing Organization: VILLA Holt Wake
field, Americas charming drawing
room entertainer, and the Theodore
Bendix Symphony players. Other in
augural inclusions will be Tower and
Darrell, Mosconi brothers, Madge
North. Vera Sabina and company. the
pipe organ recitals and the Pathe
weekly news pictorial Manager Rob-
bins invites seat reservation holders
to renew their locations and advises
the unattached patrons to get the
same habit by apply
ing for an application form outlining
the practice.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22

Jose Collins has been engaged a
prima donna in the revue which Georg
NJ. Conan Is writing for the stellar us
Of Raymond Hitchcock.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22

The annual production of melo
drama at Drury Lane Theater. London
will be abandoned this season becaus'
of the war.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22

told early week that the Columbia Amusement Circuit had
Harry boe the OF the Gayety Theater
doors OF buesque Sunday
would be attempted until
o direct from the Gayety Friday.
scheduled today
a a night performance at
Manager beating about the bush with
ether
The Washington herald., 1915-08-22

May de Sousa, who recently return
ed from England. has been added to
the cast of Two rs Company" a mu-
steal comedy now in rehearsal for a
New York engagement.