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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
II be come a shrivin',
Nor a little pankiak;
A bit of bread o. your baikin'
Or a little truckle cheese o your
maxim"


This Is the day that the people OF We
olden times were shriven of their sins
and made clean before the beginning
of Lent The communicates arose
early and attended the first church
service, after which they gave them
selves up to amusements and festive
celebrations, of which the counter
part is still seen in the continental
carnivals and our Mardi Gras
Pancakes and fritters for Shrove
Tuesday used to he a hard and fast
rule for the orthodox churchman,
and long after the practice of striving
was abandoned the name was re-
tanned and the day became a great
visiting day, when all callers We're
served with pancakes In fact, the
day itself finally began to be called
pancake day." in common parlance.
and the doorbell termed the pancake
ring" While many of the old obsers
1yances have become obsolete. this
quaint custom has recently been re-
vived. and the twentieth century hos-
tess now halls the advent of Shrove
Tuesday in order to entertain her
friends In an unusual and most en-
toyabie way, substituting these sweets
for the HOMOGENEOUS tea, cakes and
bonbons usually served to callers.
All manner OF pancake fritters may
be improvised, and by following a
few simple rules a most tempting ar
ray may easily be prepared. Fritter
batter must be thick enough to coat
over whatever Is dipped into it. and
should be Aghsened. only by. thorough
~ beating the eggs 1t must be thick
enough to cling to the articles en-
eased otherwise 1t will run Off In
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seiznrn nf IiIicit stiil

Word has been received. in Rich
mond by United States Revenue Agent.
Chairman OF the seizure OF am Illicit
distfIiery near Fayetteville. N. c., by
Deputy Collector Downing. There
were no arresta
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
DISHES FOR sHROVE TUESDAY,
Plain Batter.

fering only according to the ingredi-
ents employed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08

ents employed.
Plain Batter.
When the article Is just to have
a thin coating the following recipe 10
excellent: Place In bowl one egg,
cupful each of milk and -four and
teaspoonful OF salt. Beat until
smooth, then continue to beat rapidly
for five minutes. IL to be used as =
sweet dish add two teaspoonsful a
sugar.
Another good batter may be made
from three eggs beaten smooth, one
and half cupsfui of -four. tea
spoonful of baking powder. three
fourths of cup Of milk. teaspoon
ful OF salt and five teaspoonsful OF
salad oil a
Fritter Balls.
Put two teacupsful of water on the
stove to boil. add to 1t a little salt and
piece of butter the size of an egg.
When 1t boils. and while still boiling,
add two cupsful Of -four. As soon
as It is well. blended take on 70
prevent scorching. then add. one at .
time, four fresh seggs, mixing each
we'll before adding the next Last OF
all stir in tablespoonful Of powdered
sugar and drop from spoon into
smoking fat. Serve with sauce or
roll In sugar and cinnamon while
hot. - II
Lemon Frittcrs.
Peel two lemons. remove all the
white skin and cut into crosswise
slices. Take out the seeds, dip each
slice into a stiff batter and fry q
golden brown in deep fat Serve
with lemon sauce.
Cream Fritters.
Take three cupsfui OF -four. two
Of milk, six well beaten eggs, tea-
spoonful of salt. half of grated
nutmeg and two cupsful of cream
Mix and fry, butter, spread with rod
Raspberry jam and fold. Roll n
powdered sugar and servo - 0ncq
EMMA PADDOCK Tnl1ou0 II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08

Henceforth all seacoast guns of g.
inch call bre and oyer. except mortara.,
Wll1 re provided win double tubes. SO
that. yhonid the inner tube give way
the damage win NOT extend tn the
outer tuba and the enyeloplng jacket
ana hopps,o This viii permit the res
tarAti9r At small cost OF guns whose
tubes give way, anG viii facilitate the
rehabilitation Of guns whose accuracy
has been lost through erosion and
wear 0K The bsrs. gS--.
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Editor Woman,s Pnge.

/ expect to be married some time
between June and September and will
have about $I50 to $500 for trous-
scat. As | should like to start get
ting some things now. would thank
You 10 adj Use me AS early as possible
What l need and the price, If posi-
BILE. A. l.. S.
New York t,itv-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-08
Cood-Night Stories For Tired Little Folks.

OF WIS to run, run, run. He started
poll-meu and ran right into the rob
her.
Here, take it," he cried, as he
THRUST the watch into Il mama and
dashed madly ON. l think no little
hoy over ran So fast as he did for a
few inmates. Then he saw the light
shining from the kitGhen window, and
was SOON stumbling IN at the door Be
fore he could get hts breath n tell
the dreadful tale, brother Dick came
va. holding out something in his hand
and laughing heartily. Maybe YOU
think Harry wasn't surprised when he
SAW that it was his own watch in
Dicks hand.
where did you get it2" he
Rasped.
"You gave E, To me-" laughed Dick.
Then they all questioned Harry till
he to|d the whole story Mother
wouldn't tease him. but told him how
She hoped It would help him To re-
member To obey his mother hereafter,
So brother Dick wouldn't have 10 go
out to look him up.
The Washington times., 1910-01-09

nearer the stage than most managerial
offices IS a den" where ?. 3. Chase
makes up the bills for Chase's- Maybe
that Office arrangement has something
to do with the close attention he gives
the character Of his offerings. Each
week he has 10 arrange for, not one,
but eisst productions The few out
siders' who have been privileged to see
a little book that M Chase keeps re-
HsioUsly before him tells just how much
trouble he takes with these eight num-
bers.
How many theater managers send q
representative 20 scan each production
before It appears at their theaters
Mr. Chase does just that and some
times he has 20 send 10 eight cities
In this book are recorded the offensive
things, Il there were any, reported By
these scouts, and when the performers
arrive they are politely asked 20 re-
move those lines
They nearly always do it-fOr this Is
the eleventh anniversary Of Chase
theater. once in a long while they
DON'T then maybe Mr. Chase gets
blamed for advertising number that
didn't rnatertaIize. But ne says the sys-
TEN IS worth these occasional knocks
. Chase-s eleventh year Of popularity
and prosperity prove his theory IS worth
while
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
THE THREE TWINS"
COMING NEXT WEEK
Famous Musical Success:
Will Be at New National.
Other Entertainments.

Three Twins" Broadway's favorite
musical comedy, under the management
Of Joseph NJ Gates. with Clifton Craw-
ford, Bessie Mccoy and a company OF
seventy. comes TO the National TheateT
on January II, and owing to its vogue
in other cities the engagement Is an
ticipated by local theatergOers-
All the features that made this musi-
cal comedy so decided a success during
the whole OF last season in New York,
will be seen here Clifton Crawford is
one Of the three twins He IS nearly a
whole tripiet In himself His funmaking
IS not Glowing or buffOOnery. It is
finished art, but Il brings the laughs
and brings them often Bessie Mccoy,
graceful exponent OF eccentric terpsi-
chOrean art, shares hOnOrs AT the head
Of the cast with Mr.. Crawford
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
BELASCO-aThe Beauty So"

A return engagement OF Jefferson DC
Angels. IN '"The Beauty Spot" IS
scheduled for the BeIascO next week
The play is by Joseph ". Herbert, with
music by Reginald de K0ven-
This production had its premiere al
the Belasco last spring. and proved an
unqualified success. Since then Il has
been running all simmer. and fan al
the Herald Square Thearer, New York
and VIII return here brighter, snapper
and more interesting than ever The
beauty spot in question happens q
be mole on the knee OF the wife Of
a diplomat. and the quest for this hid
cen thing Of beaut- forms most Of the
Ulot and gives rise % complications
such as are seldom found IN musical
comedy The unique ending comes as
q surprise
The production is one OF u-aEnihcence
and the real beauty chorus is a sur
prls1ns feature Of the performance
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
TRAVELOGUE
OUR OWN HAWAII

Our Own Hawaii IS the title OF the
first trayelOgue to be given al the Co
luTlbia TheateT tonight Wright Kram-
CT. Burton Holmes fellOw-traveler and
associate lecturer.
In company with Mr.. Holmes, Mr.
Kramer visited the Hawaiian ISLANDS
last summer Mr.. Holmes was there the
year before and also ten years before
that, and the travelozUe to be E1vsn
here viii be a contrasting Of the islands
before and after annexation. BY means
Of COlOTed lantern slides and motion pic
lures, the old life In its old setting OF
seml-baTharic and tropical ouaintness
and beauty Will be shown
Especial stress viii be laid upon the
Islands as they are today.
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
ANNOUNCED
BY SAENGERBUND

The washington Ssengerbund at IT
fourth musical entertainment prepare
for the pleasure Of members and friends
viii present the following program TO
night az Saengerbund Hail.
ChOTUses-
a. ''Froehlichs Armuth.'
hremEer
b. Santa Lucia"
Arranged BIZ Juengst
aenEerbund-
Piano Solo C5nOUenreigen,'
List
Miss Ethel Tozier.
ContraltO SOlo-Aria from or
Mrs. Mabel owen Beard
ChoruseS-
a. "Heimliche Liebe,"
Juengst
b. Observation-Disclosures voIks-
leo ----------------- rAEeLLllt1
SaeDEerbund-
Tenor SolO-Aria from la
NIr. r woodland Gates.
CDntraItO SOlO-"The Mighty
Deep ------------------------ jude
Mrs. Frances Wainwright.
Vocal THO from Faust" -Gounod
Messrs. William Q. AtherhOlt,
Carl Xanten and Thomas A
Murray.
Musical Director,
Mr. Henry Xander
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
CHASE'S-PoIite Vaudeville.

Chase. 5 program next weess vii DO led
By Albert Chevalier, LondOn-s character
comedian whose perfect art in char
acterIzati0us and bsTadry. viii be re-
Nected in his preseutation OF THE
WOrkhOuSc Man" his latest creation.
supplemented ~ The Fallen Star, d
Mrs Hawkins 'eW0t Vor Do e Low
or and My I'D Dutch etc
The added attraction viii be S Miller
Kent and his efficient company Of play
eTs IN Edgar Allen WOoITs most recent
success. Sincerity"
Another special feature VIII be the
former stars OF The Motor Girl Cook
and Lorenzo. in lauEhabIe excerpts from
their scenes in the musical comedy. For
admirers Of e1uesCTiauism Max Gruber
and Miss Adeliua'S acting elephant
Minnie" has been billed
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
DWIGHT ELMENDORF
LECTURE ON EGYPT

At the National Theater on Thursday
afternoon, Dwight L Elmeudorf viii
present Egypt, Prom Cairo 70 Luxor
as the second topic in his course Of
Photographic journeys TO sceneG OF nat
uraI and historic interest
TO this lecture on the land OF the
PharaOhs, 8Ir. EImendOrf brings the re
suits Of 4 third visit. and here viii be
pictured and described much that is old
and much that IS new. from tEs temples
OF karnak TO the present-day life at
Cairo
r-eXt week Mr.. ElmeldOrf viii de-
scribe the Nile journey from Luxor 20
hhartoum.
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
LYCEUM-WatsOn's Be- show.

One Of the most complete travelling
companies on the road Is Watson
Big Show" TO appear for week at the
new Lyceum Theater, commencing TO-
morrow matinee
The success Of this company has been
unusual The vaudeville is said to be
above the average OF q bUrlesque or
ganization Billy Watson IS a whole
show in himself. Two lively buriesques
bv the well known comedian are pre-
scented in Beautiful Clover and The
Bashful Venus"
Mr.. Watson assumes the leading role
IN both OF the comedies, assisted by
Miss Alice Gilbert.
The Washington times., 1910-01-09

= ENRY NTLLERS Associate
- Players in The Servant IN the
House viii return to Washing
ton for a weeks engagement al
the Columbia Theater on January H.
Tyrone Power still heads the cast in
his. role Of the Drain Man, which has
become as closely associated with his
name as tho character Of stephen Client
in The Great Divide" has been insep-
arabIy connected with the name Of Hen
y Miller
George w Wilson, Edith Crane VII
fred Roger and Jessie GIendin1ing VIII
be seen here IN the other important
roles The impending engagement IS
announced as a farewell 20 Washing
ton The play had its birth IN this city
and the unanimous verdict OF The Times
and other Washington newspapers two
years ago has been backed up by almost
eStrayag&nt praise from the New York
ana Chicago critics
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
GAYETY-aThe Hastings Show"

.'The Hastings Show" at the Gayety
Theater, is said TO be a side-spIitter
from the rise Of the curtain TO its
fall
It's costumes and scenic effects are
said to be Of a high order.
Harry Hastings and Thomas Coyne.
in conjunction with Miss Viola Shell
don. are the chief fUu-makers- They
have been given ample scope 10 show
their artistic talent, and they are
surrounded by a number Of players VINO
have the reputation Of being the best
OF their kind.
The production is said to combine nov
city, humor, music and dancing
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Snperba.

HanlOn's New Superba'' is the at
traction that viii open an engagement
OF one week at the Academy tomorrow
evening.
s-Superba'' has been before the public
for many years, but il has always main
tanned its interest because Of its novel
ties introduced from year to year. The
title remains the same each season, but
on this tour Edwin Warner, the man
arer who has been with the HanlOns
more than = decade, has had the pro-
ducti0n considerably enlarged
one Of the years novelties is the Afrl-
can Jungle scene, in the third act, IN
which Cso!oreI Roosevelt is discovered
shooting at elephants. lions, tigers, and
other animals
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
CONCERT TONIGHT
AT NEW ACADEMY

Sondheimer and HeImuth, the team
that has twice appeared with success
at the popular concerts given every
Sunday night at the Academy, have
been engaged again for an additional
aD0earauce. and viii be seen tonight
in their favOTite single and double
acts
Cassidy and Moran another sue
cessfuI team, viii be heard IN a
comedy act consisting OF new songs,
with mouolOEUes by each OF the per
formers. There VIII also be motion
uiCrureS-
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
TOLMAN LECTURE
PROVES SUCCESS

DR.. william H Tolman. director OF
the Museum OF Safety and Sanitation
Of New York. has aroused wide interest
in the subject OF such museums among
Washington business men
Dr. lehman discussed the subject last
night before the Chamber &C Commerce
in q lecture entitled A Safer America
The museum OF safety, according 10 its
promoters, IS conducted with a view 70
protecting persons engaged where occu-
rational diseases might affect them.
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
OFFICER WILL LECTURE.

For the purpose OF enlisting the in
te-est Of the Knights Of Columbus IN
"a work OF giving first aid 10 the In
jUTcd" now carried on under the super
vision OF the Red Cross Society, Mai
Charles Lynch, surgeon Of the United
States Army, Will lecture before that
organization in its hall this evening.
The lecture will be illustrated.
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
CHASE'S-Polite Vaudeville.

Chase's eleventh polite vaudeville an
nlversary viii be commemorated this
week by a bill comprising Albert Whe-
Ian, William H Murphy, Blanche Mich
OILS and company. Nellie Nichols. the
Three Ernests. the Melnotte Twins and
Clay Smith, Erna and Jenny GasCh.
Lee, Allen and Lee, and Buffalo
Races by the American vitagraph.
Australia IS the native heath Of Mr..
WheIan he is the pride Of the Antiu-
odean continent He is a character
comedian o. the imDressiOnist type and
London and New York have added him
TO their galaxy OF their favoritss-
The added attraction afforded BY the
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
CoLUMBIA-"The Servant in the

Few modern plays have won such
wide fame as The Servant in the
House" to be seen at the ColUmbia
TheaJer next week.
Produced ia Washington & year ago
last March. It became the subject Of
newspaper comment al over the cOUn-
Try before the end OF its first week II
was put on in New York. the following
week and created a sensation on bIase
Broadway The day after the openins
in New York the newspapers were full
or the remarkable new drama which, IS
some Of the critics expressed It. pre-
scented Christ on the stage
As result Of the furOre created by
extensive newspaper and ma gaZine dis
cussiOn, The Servant IN tie House
settled down TO q recorder saLing rur
that lasted through the spring and sum
mer- The play was moved across the
continent TO San Francisco and repeated
the New York triumph on the Pacific
coast.
The Washington times., 1910-01-09

~Ben-Hur." a play Of he early Chris
tian period, comes to the National
Theater this week
The play. dramstized from the Lew
Wallace novel. overfiOws with emotions
There is the fidelity Of the Hebrew slave
to MS master. the arrogance Of the Ro-
man prince, the lovely moGesty OF rs
Their, the wantonness Of Iras, the nhal
love Of Young judah, the r;vels IN me
Grove of Daphne. the inter sc spirit OF
revenge, growing stronger and stronger
in the heart Of Hur; and over II al
glOws the shining radiancy Of the gloTl-
Gus star. the symbol OF the world re-
deunption and its everlasting glory
'.Ben-Hur'' IS a play to think about
and not merely a Great spectacle.
The engagement IL washington viii be
limited 70 eight perfUi mances, lnclud-
inb Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
MEMORIAL VOLUME OUT.

4 complete account Of the ceTmOnies
and sreeches which were on the pro-
gram for the unwilling Of the Shepherd
Memorial staiIe in front OF the District
building are contained in an illustrated
booklet OF fifty pages which has just
been issued. The book is called The
Shepherd Memorial
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
s. BEN-HUR TO RETURN
FOR ONE WEEKS RUN
Spectacular Play Dramatized From Lew Wallace Novel
Coming to National Chauncey OlcOtt ia
Ragged Robin at the Columbia

Murphy-Nichols company is rated as
one of the laughing hits OF the year.
They appear in The School Of ActinS,.
a travesty on transforming actors Nell
lie Nichols IS the piquante songstress-
comedfenne whose topical songs and
stage take-Offs are described as a de-
iighrful innovation.
The Three Ernests form another feat
ure Of the OIL
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS After Dark

The night life OF New York is de-
picted IN Broadway After Dark, %
which A H Woods presents at the
Academy the week Of January II
Harry Fields. Hebrew iupersOnatOr.
is member OF the company, and will
be seen as Abe AIOXie. q bOOtblaCk-
He viii have the assistance Of a
chorus Of sprightiy girls
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
CoLUMBIA-"Ragged Robin"

That popular Irish comedian, Chaun-
cey OIcott, will be the attraction at the
Columbia Theater for one week, com
mencing tomorrow night. in Augustus
PitOu's production of Ragged Robin -
a love romance Of irish life, written by
Rida johnson Young, in collaboration
with Rita OlcOtt- The play = written
along accustomed OlCOtt lines. The aU-
thOrS, to give the piece a strong Celtic
atmosphere, have embodied IN II many
delightful pieces Of Irish folk and fairy
lore
Ragged Robin is the role played by
Mr.. OIcott- Robin IS a wanderer, whose
songs and merry uulpS make him wei
come guest among the people He Is
not Of them, for his titled father mas
driven him from home on account OF the
charges brought against Robin by his
Oster-brother, Martin DarcT- The lat
ter IS about TO marry pretty Margaret
GraJtan, when Robin appears The
va-abOnd drinks from an enchanted
vel. on the results Of that drausht is
based the plot
The Washington times., 1910-01-09
When Chase's Celebrates.

Old home week at Chase-s- When a
theater really celebrates its eleventh
anniversary II has become a family
theater' in fact Some say IL has be
come an Institution
Farther away from the box office ana
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and Best.

Why the Architect oOf the Universe
chose TO give Daytona the most ad-
the most picturesque natural
setting Of all the cities Of the South
is not revealed, but that such is a
fact must be apparent TO the most