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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06
Standard Meals
ny MARTHA wnsroypR

The high cost OF living. which hovers
about us like n storm cloud, keeps us
ever on the abort TO know where to
meals. Tho story Is told OF a French
familF who moved into an American
town anu reported that the living there
was normal, because the foods which
thcE most priced. not being recognized
as belonging to the list OF comes ibles.
were given away by the butchers as
iood Tor dogs page from any French
housekeeper's notebook is always OF
Naiue TO an American woman, for. as
inc FORMER are the most frugal cooks.
SO are we the most wastcful
The pot -nu-feu. literally the mot on
hre, practically unknown In our homes,
furnishes the chief diet in the French
peasant families. We have not Como
INTO. let alone exhausted. the subject
OF soups They are one OF tho most
nutritious and Inexpensive OF foods, and
range from the clear soups to be
served az first courses for meals, to
me heavy varieties that contain enough
1000 value to be served as "A meal with
out being supplemented by other food.
The stock pot should he on every
stove, and receive the nutritious bits
OK every kind. ny slow cooking the
Juices and favOrs are extracted and n
savory combination is made
me many kinds of soup are but va
rlatons OF few kinds of stock
brown stock Is made from beef or
beef, veal and fowl combined, and
mixed with Vegetables
White stock is made from chicken
and veal combined; or from veal alone.
seasoned with onion, celery white
pepper and salt. Nothing is used which
would give color
w hen soup stock has simmcrcd six
hours in perfectly clean kettle. re-
move set I" cool and then put away
IN cooi place in glass or china vessel
Use this for the basis OF soups for all
meals.
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THE HOUSE

The House Of Delegates made rapid
progress toward clearing the calendar
yesterday. business was transacted ex-
peditiously until Delegate Robertson s
bill putting a heavy tax OH butter sub
stitutes was reached. This bill was de-
feated largely through the efforts OF
the Richmond members OF the Houae-
Captain Myers, Hill Montague and Ora
ham B liobson attacking 1t viEorously.
AT the opening of the morning ses-
sion the Willis motion to reconsider the
vote by which the Roanoke city char
ter measure was ordered to engross-
ment be recons!dercd was again passed
by. 1t has been at the head of the
calendar three days.
NtfiTE Hill. AS TO SALE
OF DELlNaUfSNT LANDS PAssI1f,
AR. Whites bill affecting the sale of
lots purchased by the Commonwealth
for delinquent taxes, No. 30, was passed.
The Dill to require the actual consid-
Grafton to be stated In all transfers of
property, BY deed or other conveyance,
was recommitted. The House passed
the Willis bill; IN reference TO the com
pehsation or land assessors
Four Senate bills which came up on
their second reading-Nos. Al, A6, 40 and
56--Ecrc passed by.
The same action was taken with ref
erence to the following House bills on
their second reading: Nos. 81, &c, "a, %
and 20. The last named ls tho bill nut
ting into operation the administration'X
segregation bill.
House bill No. 4S. another of the Tax
Commission measures, was then taken
UP ana killed
Delegate Robertson's bin affecting
tho manufacture and sale OF buttcrino
and other substitutes for dairy butter
was killed after long debate.
At. the afternoon session House bill
81, one OF the segregation tax
moaeufes, chhie up, but was passed by
on motion Of Mr.. weaver. The same
action was taken with reference to
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ADJUSTMENTS
Making nendy for Premiere.

rms afternoon the much -hcralded
Annette Kcllermann and her ,comn.n,
OF siSty-twO people will arrive I'm Rich
mond. preparatory TO tho inaugural
performance At tho Academy Of Music
on Monday night. when this talented
woman Will appear In her new musical
comedy, THE Model GirI." written bv
Anne Caldwell. with music by Raymond
Iiubbeil
Last night Manager Wise, of the
Academy. received Il telegram from
New York stating that Mr.. uubbcll
himself would conduct the orchestra
on Monday night Thus the initial per-
formancc will have all the notable fea
lures OF Broadway premiere
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HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
MEETS IN CIIAftl.OTvfEsytI,I,
Especial to The Tinea. nlsnntnn1

iSpecial TO The Times- DIspatchl
flARLO1'TESVILLE, VA, February
b.-At meeting of the board Of al
rectors OF the Virginia state Hort
cultural Society. held last night nj
Croset, IT was decided to accent the
invitation rendered by Charlottesvllie
10 hoia the next annual meeting OF
the society I'm this city on Wednasdoy
anu Thursday. January ~. ana ia.
1916.
invitations were also received from
Staunton Roanoke and Lynchburs, but
charlottesville had the first claim for
recognition.
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Woman and Home

cause thought was losing you for
all time ms well as my power TO firt."
As an afterthouEht she added, "a girl
can't flirt when she is really In love-
you know. Polly The blush that flew
without shame into James checks
brought Il swift hug from Polly's arms.
She looked happily over James head.
and out alonS the path. where two
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Ethical
talks

s,alwart men were swinging toward
the cottage.
1T means an early double wedding"
she told Jane. isn't 1t wondcrful--to
he friends again."
we were never anything disc
really" Jan" made answer, and they
went to the cottage door to meet Will
lard and tho Scotchman.
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pounds. If she plays basketball regu-
iariy II Is all right to play regard
less. This liz contrary to ali tho older
teaching. we know, but 1t Is based on
inc modern Idea that healthy woman
is not moro delicate at ono timo than
al another.
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q. -
IN the foregoing menus you will
notice that there Is no cost for Tho
cn!cken bouillon. The reason is that a
year-old he'll is chosen for the dinner
II Is too tough ~ fry Without mar
boiling. gu, in this process. an excel
tent base for soup stock is obtained
'The chicken is removed when near
tender and SGT aside TO cool II Gan
lheh be dipped in egg ana cracker
crumbs ana fried quickly In hot fat
when dinner is almost ready IN scr,.a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06

Anna H.. YOU did not send me a
stamped. addressed envelope ana there
Tor" am unahi" to send yuu formula
for closing pores
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06

AIRS ~. am sorry that hayo moi
the space to a&ain print the formula
Tor removing supcriluour hairs. If yuu
VIII send M" a stamped. addressed en-
NcIupc shall hc clad to mail {, IN
you. :" many persons Al. at'lictod
Win rcd nose as soon as the weather
s''E cold AVOID sudden change In
temperature. rich spicy foods and
rght clothing. Wear warm clothing
and keep the feet ana ankles warm.
Keep your circulation up with cxer-
else
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o Icsh ar Proves Good Trnic.--I, for
one, have received "a great zeal OF good
ny taxing the breathing cN"rcigeh slIg-
A'S'eh ii Your iiealth Talks. Aiso your
f"'h'ct hulnnr - Il good tonic Now a
question or two. what Is "ghlngics"p
'e"I very grateful To you and tho
paper, whether you answer my uues-
ton or not
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f"r ncrvc-sltn lsoaec (horpcs)
Wh"n ~ appears ON the trunk Old
i"aE notion tmti 81 is fatal when IL
goes All round chest liz JUsi q notion
caused hy trouble IN "A rrrve
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Wc'&h, ~ Girl OF Eish,crn. Wha,
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~ u harmful I" play basketball whrn
one is unwcil?
reply Assuming she IL Of the GrGch
soudess tyne. e., Bvo fret ave inches
ta'l-she should weigh IaJ 10 l2b
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The Dry Shampoo
ny LILLIAN RUSSELL.

To many women the dry shampoo is
Objectionable because they cannot per.
form the operation without leaving n
percentage OF powder clingnS to tho
scalp. If you have not learned how 10
use dry shampoo. YOU have excellent
grounds for your objections. The pow
der that clings to tho scalp is obiec-
tionnblc and annoying and is also in
furious to the hair However by pro-
coeding In the right way and taking the
necessary precautions. you can com
pletc the work without leaving any dis
agreeable traces.
Some women realize that frequent
shampooine Injuries their hair. This is
especially the case when tie har IS
not productive of plenty of natural oils.
l;ut many women are disposed to resort
to the dry shampoo. and they cannot
have better treatment IL they 20 about
it in the right way.
After the shampoo powder is We'll
| sprinllcd over the hair without reach
! ing the scalp. ii can be easily removed.
/ TO apply the dry shampoo, arrange the
/ hair in pompadour all around the
head DO not leave a parting through
| which the powder can reach tire scalp
! Hold the head over a basin or bath,ub
! While sprinkly the hair thickly with
/ the powder In this way YOU viii
! avoid dropping the powder on the car
! pet or rugs After The hair is we'll COW
| cred. pat 1t gently but not vigorously
enough to send the powder into The
scalp. Then loose tho hair and shake
7 II well, removing in this way as much
of the powder rs possible Tho hair
should then be brushed and brushed
until Il is clean.
If this operation is well performed
the hair will be left clean ana delight
| fully soft and duffy The brushing and
powder combined viii give it vigor and
health.
The dry shampoo, however, is really
cutie temporary in its effects. After
one of two treatments the hair should
he well washed Hair which is oily
should be washed every week or so.
anyway, although dry and naturally
iiunN hair can 40 two and even three
weeks without shampooing
It Is practically impossible TO dry
shampoo tie hair without leaving at
Least small amount Of powder on the
scalp ana If this IS permitted to remain
there long - viii r"tard the growth
ana injurc the hair
\ simple dry shampoo consists Of or
RS and cornmeal I'm application OF
TINS powder will remove the oil and
leave the hair almost as nuny as
thought 1t had been washed II is
also possible TO remove large per
ceniase OF oil from the hair by viror-
"usiy rubbing il with 4 rough Turkish
towel
Remember Tho dry shampoo is real
" quite temporary in its efrcct, nut II
VIII often benefit ting hair aud relieve
YOU OF the necessity Of washing it too
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Remember Tho dry shampoo is real
~ quite temporary in its erect nj, it
viii often benefit ting hair and relieve
YOU of the necessity Of washing it too
'i.Nlln,Li IL
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80 j. ; think good hair tonic
ana scalp massage would remedy thu,
'3IlnA condition Of Your hair Each
nlshi heiurc retiring ana after taking
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massage the scalp for about ton on.
n!t'"h minutes win III" tips OF tin
hntera. usins tho hair tonic .\pnly a
iittie tonic a, time and massar. II,
wen INTO the scalp. shall he happv
10 SEND YOU my formula for hal, tonic
ana instruction for scalp massage II
envelope"
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MLs H.: am sorry but know OF
~ "y' Tor darkenins ia" oycinslcs.
varFen tn" lashes. aud is ono az M,
h'St applications cor Short CON-,
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,ns and rub gently along the ro,,
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gets mo the eye, as oils are irri,ut,n,.
ou u,u MOI send me stamped ad
uIcssen envelope: j shall be happy 10
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brows II You Wish St, ''0
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
KILLS BEAR WHILE
 ALTERNATING IN DEN

A native came into town yesterday with an extremely handsome black bear skin, the owner of which he had recently killed in an unusal manner. While out hunting his dog discovered the den wherein Mir. Bruin was quietly sleeping his long winter sleep, and notwithstanding the noise the canine
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
JACK JOHNSON |S ID RETURN TO
 CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Feb. 19-Jack Johnson, the negro heavyweight puglist, who forfeited his bail and fled from the United States when under sentence for violation of the White Slave law, is expected to arrive here in company with the federal prosecutors within a few days, according to an announce ment made today. The officials. how ever, refuse to give out any details.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
SAYS D|R|G|BLES ARE FAILURE
 IN WAR

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-Secretary Walcott, of the Smithsonian Institu. tion, testifying before the House Naval Committee today, said that the present European war had demonstrated be yond question that dirigible balloons were a failure as means of offense in war. He said that while they were fairly efficient in fair weather, they were wholly unable to withstand storms and must at once seek shelter if one arose.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
COURT TO PASS LIN CARGO
 M|LHELM|NA

LONDON, Feb. 19-Great Britian has decided to hold the cargo of the American steamer Wilhelmina, which was seized few days ago at Falmouth while enroute to Bremen with food stuffs consigned to Americans in Ger many. The matter will go before the prize court for adjudication.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
BERLIN SAYS FIRST REPORT
 VICTORY UNDERESTIMATED

the back the first German victory the heaviest sfght that the andm uou whether there in the It lHb that the Russian sUcktp crtan that fully captured O be erCckOn with b tleGe
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
ALLIES CLAIM GAINS ALONG
 THE WESTERN LINE OF BATTLE

LONDON Feb 19-The offensive movement begun by the Allies the western fighting has resulted favoraby to the much ground and many the conflict It is said that the
 Allies intend to keep the Germans busy for the purpose venting them from withdrawing from the western line to reinforce the army in Northern Poland where the Russians are making desperate effort to stop the advance of the mans Savage fighting also continues in the Carpaan region with the advantage still in favor of the Russians
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
Fine Weather Out Line.

Cordova seems to be getting the worst of the storm, which, starting out as a real old-fashioned snow storm and is ending up in a spring rain. Out the line, reports received today state, there has been but little snow with no rain or wind.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
RESIGNS POSITION AND
 WILL GO OUTSIDE

R. J. Kenefck, who has been in s. Blum & Co.'S store for the past couple of years, has resigned his position and expects to leave next week for the states, going to San Francisco, where Mrs. Kenetick is spending the winterxs
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
FLOATING M l N [
 | N ] U R [ ] STEAMER

DOVER, Feb. 19-The Norwegian oil tank steamer Belridge, from New Orleans for Amsterdam, struck a floating mine off this port today, and was seriously damaged, considerable hole having been blown in her hull by the explosion. She was beached, and can possibly be repaired and hauled off.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
STEAMER EVANS WILL
 BE HERE TOMORROW

As the cable is out of commission between Juneau and Sitka no word has been received from the steamer Evans, which undoubtedly left the former place early this morning and is due to reach Cordova tomorrow af- ternoon.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
ORGANIZER TO VISIT
 coRDovA ORDER MOOSE

J, Frederick Johnson, organizer for the Loyal Order of Moose. is now in Juneau, and will make another swing through Alaska. visiting the lodges he order has had a phenomenal growth, and it's membership ranks with the foremost of the local fraternal organi- cations.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
OBREGON |S STILL HOLDING C|TY
 OF MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 19-General Obregon, commanding a corps of the Carranza army, still holds possession of this city. Surrounding the city on all sides are the troops under General Zapata. and a fight between the two forces is expected momentarily.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19

all reckessness, regardless of consequences, or not at all and we Germans have resolved to fight along these lines. Germany has no desire to antagonize the neutral nations but she has reached that stage where every means to win must be employed Her existence depends upon the of extreme measures and Ii the use of these adds to the numbers of her enemies, it is unavoidable '
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
STORMY WEATHER FUR OPENING
 OF FAIR

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 19-A heavy rain is falling today, with little signs of clearing weather. and it Is feared that bad weather will prevail tomor- row, when the formal opening of the Panama-Pacifc exposition will take place.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19

Germany and the note of protest from the United States, the article says i"on February IS was be gun defensive fight of people threatened by star vation; of people who must fight for their very existence, and in this fight will push aside all con sderaton for third parties we have already elim
 mated the consideration of others toward us In this hght, which we entered yesterday we must fight with
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19

tive shot him where he lay. The skin is very heavily furred and in prime condition. Ed. Cathcart purchased the skin
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
| SHIPPING G BILL IS # N I TO
 CONF FE.RENCE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 19-By a un- animous vote of the Senate the Ship ping bill was sent to conference this afternoon. Administration senators still hope that there is a chance of se- curing the passage of the bill before the end of the session.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
GERMANS EMPLOYING A|RSH|PS
 ENFORCE ENGLISH BLOCKADE

LONDON, Feb. 19-The German blockade of the British and French coasts commenced yesterday and in addition the fleet of submarines which has been employed the task of sink ing merchantmen for time fleet of Zeppelin asps has been added to the bockadng squadron Yesterday of these aircraft met disaster both by accident and their have been nerned Other Zppe of the fleet continue, however patrol the waters of the English channel despite the rough weather.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
SUICIDES HAVE DECREASED SINCE
 WAR STARTED ABOUT ONE- THIRD

PETROGRAD Feb 19-Police reports for the past year show that the number of suicides there has de creased onehr notwithstanding the thousands of starving refugees who crowded the city since the beginning of the 
 The number of suicides last year 671 against 1Oos for the previous year.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
STARVATION THREATENING GERMANY
All Consideration of NeraS Must Be Eliminated From Now On
DEFENSIVE FIGHT BEGUN YESTERDAY FOR LIFE NATION
Special to The Times By Associated Press.

Special to The Times By Associated Press
 BERLIN, Feb 19-That the growing scarcity of foodstuffs throughout Germany is causing grave con cern, both to the government and to the people, is evidenced by an article published in the "Lokal Anzeiger."
 Speaking of the blockade of the British coast by
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
LONDON, Feb 19-While at breakfast NJ Duqu

LONDON, Feb 19-Whle at breakfast NJ. Duquesne, Belgian actor w ohas playing with company of Belgian refugee of the London theatres read newspaper of the death in action of his young French officer and also of the death of his former wife the off mother who died after hearing of her sons fatal wound
 M Duquesne dressed and went to the theatre usual but broke suddenly when he had speak the lines T only
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
RHEUMATIC PATIENT HAS
 RECOVERED FROM HIS ArTf

Nathaneal Greene, of the Cordova Power Company, was at his place of business today, after having been housed for a week or ten days with an attack of rheumatism in his knee. MT. Green has almost entirely recov- cred from his affliction.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
GERMAN SUBMARINE T0RPEDOES
 STEAMER WITH LITTLE DAMACE

DlEPPE France, Feb 19-Ths morning German sub arlhe without warming topedoed the French steamer Din oras, when about sixteen miles off this city The damage to- e Dnoras was not great and emergency repairs vessel from going down The principal injury vessel consisted of the smashing of plate in her hul and lowed into ts port None of the of the Dnoras injured.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
FRANCE SAYS FEAR OF FAMINE
 INSPIRED GERMAN REPLY AMERICA

PARIS Feb 19-The press of this city is filled with com 1nents this morning Germanys reply the United States regarding the blockade of the French British coasts Col un aer column IS hed with Ironica comments the of opinion that despair plainly inspired the note Cemepcoau says that terror of famine has driven Germany the worst extremes
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
INCREASE OUR APPROPRIATIONS
cial to The Times By Associated Press.

Special to The Times By Associated Press
 WASHINGTON, Feb 19-The Sundrv Civil Bill, carrying important appropriations for Alaska, which was recently passed by the House. was re- ported in the Senate this morning by the committee. As the bill comes from the committee several changes have been made in the amounts appropri
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19

By subscribing for The Daily Times you are supporting a Cordova enter prise,
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19

CLOSING OUT Two dozen Ladies' Sweaters at s1. and s1.50 at S. BLUM & co.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
CABLE MESSAGE
 BRINGS SAD T|DINCS

A private telegram received in Cor dova today announced the sad news of the death al Wilson Wise olsin, from pneumonia, of Mrs. P. A. Hassell, the mother of Mrs. A. J. Henneke and of Mrs. J. E. Curier, of this city.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-The House this af- tenoon passed the Pension Bill carrying an appro- prlation of $lG4,O00000 and the Diplomatic and Con
 sular appropriation bill was taken up for considcra- hon In the senate all other business is being set aside and that body is preparing to rush through the appropriation bills before the end of the session.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
ENGLAND PLEDGES|TS
 TO SOLDIERS AFTER THE NhERI

LONDON, Feb 19-London has organized the ''Never Forget League It's purpose to aid soldiers and sailors who find themselves out of employment when the is Thirty thousands leaflets of the organization have been dstr bued and fifteen thousand persons have promised the purple ribbon of the league binding themselves to support the who from the front just loyalty they sup porting them
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
AUSTR|ANS DRIVE RUSSIANS FR0M PROVINCE OF BUKOW|NA

LONDON, Feb 19-Advces received here this mornno state that the Austrans have succeeded driving the Russians from Bukowna The Russians admit retreat but say they tired in good order, and suffered but slight losses
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19

The best meals in town served at the Windsor grill.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19

You will be pleased if you eat at the Windsor grill.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19
SUSPEND TRAVEL STEAMERS TO
 CONTINENT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-Advices have been received here that all travel between England and the Continent, has been suspended by the British Admiralty until further notice.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19

ated. Of the Alaska items that for wire drag sur vey of Alaska waters has been increased from $35. 900 to $6OOOO, and the appropriation for the main tenance of Alaska Fisheries from $29,0O0 to $75OOO
 1t IS believed that increase in the appropriation for fisheries will permit of the establishment of new hatcheres, as recommended by Deputy Commis- soner E. Lester Jones' and which includes o hatchery
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19

Some cooking at the Windsor grill.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19

Read tue Times. Daily and weekly,
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19

Job printing at The Daily Times.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-19

on Eyak lake, near Cordova.