The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-09

Where Can She Buy Bran Mullins
Dear Miss Marshall: Enclosed Is reci-
De for bran gems. which was given me
by the wife of prominent doctor VINO
had used It for ten years. l have also
used and like it very much. You can
use sour milk il you like with SODA, OF
il not cream tartar and soda. shoulo
be very grateful II you could tell me
where we can obtain bran bread or bran
muffiins, fore they are now so widely
recommended by leading physicians?
A READER.
The recipe is as follows: One cup Of
flour. one teaspoonful of soda, two cups
full Of bran, a pinch of salt, one and one
quarter cupfuls of milk and one-quar.
ter Of a cupful of molasses. SIT ana
mix the floor. soda and salt. add the pian
and mix well. Add the molasses and the
milk Beat thoroughly. put IN muhr
tins and bake in a hot oven.
Do any Of our readers know where
hiram mullins or bran bread can be
bought? An answer will be forwarded
to the reader who makes the Inquiry.
For Civil Service Candidate.
Dear Miss Marshall: I am preparing for
O. civil service examination, and would
greatly appreciate your sending me a
list of the names and titles of all mem
beers Of the United States Supreme Court
and Presidential Cabinet. c. F. X.
The members of the Supreme Court OF
the United States are as follows: Ed
ward Douglas White, Chief Justice OF
the United States: Joseph McKenna, As
sociate Justice; Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Associate Justice; William r. Day, As
socfate Justice: Charles Evans Hughes.
Associate Justice: Willis Van Devanter,
Associate Justice: Joseph Rucker Lamar,
Associate Justice: Mahlon Pitney. Asso-
ciate Justice and James Clark Mickey
nolds, Associate Justice.
The Presidential Cabinet Is as follows:
William Jennings Bryan, Secretary of
State: William Gibbs McAdoo. Secretary
of the Treasury; Lindley Miller CARR
son. Secretary Of War; Thomas Watt
Gregory. Attorney General; Albert Sid
ney Burieson. Postmaster General; Jo-
sephus Daniels, Secretary Of the Navy;
Franklin Knight Lane. Secretary of the
Interior: David Franklin Houston. Sec
rotary OF Agriculture; William Cox Red
field. Secretary of Commerce. and Will
lam Douglas Wilson. Secretary OF Labor
BY Basil King.
Please advise me as to the author OF
L
Inner Shrine
Both of these books were written by
Basil King.
She Wants to BE . Moving Picture
Actress.
Dear Miss MarshaIl: 1 am very anx-
ious to do something in order to become
independent. but I want to do what
am fitted for and not be a round peg in
square hole Will syou please advise
me how to 20 about getting a start in
the moving pictures? I feel that with a
chance to show what I can do I could
work up to success. I think We all know
best just what we are cut out for, but
so often lack the means to attain the end.
Perhaps you know OF some way in which
/ could bring myself to the notice Of
managers or those who are instrumental
in securing such a chance. realize
the difficulties attending such work. but
nothing il accomplished without II. II
you could help me in some way ] would
appreciate It 30 much.
Very truly. yours. N. c. 8.
The best way to obtain success ss a
moving picture actress is to begin from,
the bottom. The large moving picture
studios need the services Of numbers
Of 'supers." who receive at the start very
poor wages. why don't you 20 10 some
moving picture studio and apply for this
sort. Of work? There are one or two
studios IN Warrington. but the NIarver
ones where you would be sure Of receiy-
ing work are In New York, Philadelphia,
and Chicago. Leave your name and adj
dress or call day after day IN ssarch Of
the opportunity 70 Be called upod !
know ~ tWo Urou1lUN0f rnoea1a n ~
rowing picture world who began IA this