Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 298, 26 October 1917 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, OCT. 26, 1917.

BELIEVE COAL ON WAR RATION BASISjS NEAR Will Prosecute Dealers Who Charge More Than Government Prices.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 26. Coal on a war ration basis is a possibility in this Btate. it was said here today by persons familiar with the number and nature of the appeal for fuel being received hourly by the office of the state fuel administrator.

DEALERS CHARGING MORE THAN GOVERNMENT PRICES, REPORT WASHINGTON, Oct 26. Charges have been received by the department of justice from persons in various sections to the effect that retail and wholesale coal dealers are violating the law in charging more for coal both anthracite and bituminous, than figures set by fuel administration. Investigation of thhs has been ordered with a view to instituting criminal prosecutions should the charges be sustained. The great bulk of complaint many hundred in number have been addressed to the fuel administration it is understood that the fuel administration is contemplating a general investigation of all complaints and Instituting prosecutions where they are Justified.

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Red Cross Notes

The surgical dressing classes at the

Red Cross rooms are so large they will be held on the second floor of the Masonic Temple in one of the Commercial club assembly rooms. Many persons re knitting these days and instructors are at the association rooms each afternoon. Four hundred hanks of yarn have arrived. Sweaters and mufflers are needed. A shipment of articles will be made Monday and persons Laving garments are asked to finish them before that day. Collection of last payments for the Red Cross war fund are being made and should be in by November 1. if possible. The city has fallen behind the county in payments. The GermanAmerican Trust company still has a number of unpaid pledges.

FRYING POINTERS There are certain kinds of food that are delicious when fried In hot fat. and when frying is properly done, and not harmful to stomach or com plosion. Fried edibles have fallen Into disrepute because so few cooks know how to fry correctly. Sogsy, greasy. Indigestible results follow the average experiment with hot fat, and in many families foods are served only baked, boiled or sauteed. Frying, when properly done, is Immersion In smoking hot fat. .The fat must be deep enough eo cover enteirely the articles to be cookod, and the same fat may be used over and over each time straining before It Is set away to cooLIt is not necessary to bring fat to the boiling point; It must merely be smoking hot When it begins to smoko drop in a bit of bread. If It browns while you count forty the fat Is right for croquettes, fishfalls oysters; if It browns while you count vixty it Is right for doughnuts for potatoes. All articles to be fried should be slightly warmed and thoroughly dry. If moist or too cold the fat 1b chilled and soaks into them this accounts for the greasy, soggy, indigestible condition of much fried food. There is danger also as the fat reheats that the water from moist food will make it boll over and spatter tho

stove or your clothing. Be very care

ful not to let a drop of water fall Into a kettle of steaming hot fat The best way Is to have a frying basket in which all the articles can be cooked at one time. ' Plunge the basket into the hot fat and rinse it quickly If the fat begins to boll over. .Fishballs and croquets should brown perfectly in one minute. Fritters require a longer cooking. Keep a tin plate in your left hand and hold it under the basket or ladle as

you remove articles from the fat and

place the-trtlcles immetliieiy oa coft, unglased paper until ready to serve. Never pile fried croquets, oysters or doughnuts, one on the other. Keen

them separate eo that they may re

main crisp ell over.

THE TABLE Beefsteak and Onions Broil or fry a nice steak. The onions should be

cut in thin slices, soaked In milk tor

ten minutes, dipped In flour and Immersed in boiling fat hot enough to brown them instantly, as you cannot keep the slices wholo after thoy are cooked six or seven minutes. Tako onions out with a skimmer, lay them on paper for a moment to absorb every vestlbe of grease. By this treatment they remain firm and are 'thoroughly delictus spread ovor the steak, which should be rare, juicy and piping hot Set In the oven a moment to let the onion flavor permeate the meat, and serve at once on a hot platter. (If you

have doubt as to the tenderness of Btenk, brush with vinegar and olive oil, using one tablespoon of vinegar to two of oil.) Do this at night and by morning the steak will be quite tender.. ' Odd Cookies Make your favorlto chocolate recipe dough, then another lot of white cookies flavored to suit your taste. Roll out on a board a sheet of white (not too thin) and lay side. Now roll out a sheet of tho chocolaie.'lift carefully and lay it uponthe white pressing gently. Now roll up tho mass like a jelly roll, cutting slices- from the end with sharp knife. They will bake in rin of white and chocolate and provide a delightful novelty. Economical Soup Four medium potatoes, one can tomatoes, one teaspoonful salt, one pinch red pepper, two tablespoons drippings. Boil till potatoes are soft then mash. This with corn bread, is fine.

Every Number on Cincinnati Orchestra's Program Interesting

The program for the Cincinnati Symphony orchestra concert at ; tb.8 rnll.M.n. WoitrtAnAav cVMlinz. Nov. 7.

fW.iauu ! v. - or - - - which opens the music season, Is in-J

terestlng from the opening overture to the last number. There isn't a dull number in it It was selected for its brightness and charm and bears the endorsement of Richmond musicians of the first rank. From the familiar "Merry Wives of

Heart and Home Problems

which side of a girl should a boy walk, the right or left? (2) ' If a girl lives in another town and comes here to a show with the boy, should he pay her carfare? . (3) If the boy goes to see the girl Sunday afternoon, should he stay for

supper? If he does, snoum ne uns them and In what way? C. P. P. (1) The boy should walk on the outside; that is, the side of the walk near the street whether ii happens to be the right or left (2) It depends on the circumstances. If the girl lives at a great distance and the boy Invites her to come to go to the show, It is expected that he shall pay her carfare. But if the other city is very near and the fare is only a few cents it Is not necespary for him to mention It. However it would be better if he offered to pay and the girl can accept or refuse as she pleases. (3) He should not stay unless Invited. If the family invite him Just because he has remained later than he should and is interfering with their 6upper-time arrangements, he should take the hint and go. If. however, it is understood that the boy 13 to take the girl eomehere that evening, he would be expected to have supper with her- family. , When leaving he might Just tell her mother that he enjoyed the supper very much.

treasury short time certificates of indebtedness was $164,797,000. This brings the total of outstanding certificates to be retired by receipts from second Liberty loan bonds up to $1,799,994.000, or nearly 60 per cent, of the loan minimum.

Windsor overture, which opens the program, to Victor Herbert's "Irish Rhapsody," which closes 'it. there won't be a number that Isn't attractive to persons with no musical education whatever. Program Is Announced The program, as announced Friday by Director .Davis of the People's Music Course, follows: Overture 'Merry Wives of Windsor'

v Nlcolai Suite No. 3, Q Major ...Tschaikowskl Intermission Overture "Mignon" . Thomas For solo violin. . (a) "Traume" Watmer (b) "Albumblatt" ... .. Wagner Ballet music from "Giconda" .. ... . . .. Ponchiclli

"Irish Rhapsody" ... Victor Herbert Soloist: Emil Heermann, violin. - There is no symphony on this program. The Tschaikowskl suite takes the place of a heavy symphonic work. This was requested of Dr. Kunwald, conductor of the orchestra, at the behest of Miss Laura C. Gaston, head of the Earlham college school of music. The suite No. 3 Is one of the most popular suites ever played by an American orchestra. Dr. Kunwald included in it the Richmond program because he became so impressed with its color and melody when he was rehearsing It for his first pair of concerts in Cincinnati.

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WASHINGTON. Oct. 26. The first day's response to Secretary McAdoo's offering of an Indefinite amount - of

Vacant Chair and Flag Tell Story

There is one vacant chair in Piatt's barber shop, on North Ninth street. In this chair, in place of the usual cover and towel, is a service flag of the United States. George Hill, the barber that formerly worked at the chair is now in the United ' States army, and the other barbers in the .hop placed the flag on his chair in recognition of that fact. "And the flag will stay there until George gets back," says Piatt. A flag is also being shown in the Sanitary shop, at Tenth and Main streets, in recognition of the fact that W. L. Jones, former barber in the r hop is now in the army. ;

Dear Mrs. Thompson: (1) If some boys from a nearby city makes dates with my friends and me and appear on the night appointed partly intoxicated, whatexcuse would you give them for not going with them? We

did not want to

hurt their feelings.(2) I am eigh-i teen year old. Do you think I am too young to get married if the man and I love each other dearly? (3) There is a gentleman of means who wishea to marry me, age fifty-four years. This would be a very desirable match for me, but I don't really love him. I love another, but can't decide between them.

The "one I love is

poor, but handsome. My mother wishes me to take the rich man, for we are very poor. What do you think about it? (4) I have auburn hair, end would have a good complexion if It were not for a few freckles. I have brown eyes, almost black, and ruby l'.ps.

j What color do you think would be most suitable for my marriage cos- ! tump?

(5) My eyelashes are very light and thin. What can I do to change the

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color and make them long and thick? UNDECIDED. (1) Since the boys did not have enough respect for you to come to see you sober, why should you wish to-be so careful of their feelings? They are not fit companions for you and the best thing you can do is to refuse to see them hereafter. (2) Yes, you are too young by several years. (3) Do not marry either of them yet. When you are old enough to marry you will realize that you must marry for love. Of course money is convenient, but you cannot find happiness without love. (4) With your style of beauty almost any color would be attractive. Why not make the costume conform to the time of year? (5) Your eyebrows will be prettier as they are than if you try to change them in any way. Dear Mrs. Thompson: (1) On

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RUSSIANS FOLLOW

PETROGRAD. Oct. 26. The Russian troops on the northern part of the front, following the Germans in their withdrawal in that sector, have p.dvanced as far as the Riga-Orel railway without discovering the enemy, the war office reports.

Experiments are being conducted in Austria with a method for producing illuminating gas from sewage sediment.

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