Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1921, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, MARCH 25 192T. !HUNI F UR SLAYER Deadly Gas Dropped From Air liscssi s { ligerents. If. however, one side had a | decided air supremacy ‘and had destroy- ed the air force of its enem 1 it U. S. Agents Will See if Correct ./'[(lk(’s JV(’H‘ Y()I‘l_'t : Vulnera[)l(? 21{%?’:‘,‘:&{1 ' i thintis Returns Have Been Filed. Consider the Sauce Y kingdom | for a sauce” is what the i Nl epicure eturns mieany would have said in et aia King Richard’s place. it might bellev furthered by the use of . - | this mates S Peoay s e e » anectitnipitbiinEesh - | ple a ’ G ke In New York. ach e APk | In connection with present discus- | plotely out of action and end her use- | (2 TR (R ISI y TE0 | sion concerning thy use of aircraft|fuliees aw a war vessel S| Sl ¢ s country are par- | tw cryi yere dropped thaltormation ot i n this countr par- [ two tons of crying gas ye P subject to the tructive | every eight days, the whole popuia- a1:iment on account of | tion would have to Wear gas masks - | and goggles in order to protect wo hostile airplanes could ac sh this effect. 1f it were de use mustard gas. seventy to would We bring you the finest the market affords—if you enjoy eating Binas votics the best of food, you will appreciate P-K service. MARKET SPECIALS 5 FOR THE EASTER CELEBRATION Fresh —_These eggs are carefully selected and Doz., 28c ;O’Connor Kills Sergeant, Shoots Through Cordon. ... Makes Autoist Aid Escape. | “the modern. 5 partment buildi infair landlord the National Ge has issued the fo this very' poisonous element be necersary. the modern ¢ York is a notable shipped to us directly from nearby 2 Doz., 55¢ 1 / X, n o whole d on a narrow j | 'The greatest precautions E farms. Packed In cartons ma guar- P §135 e have fo be taken agalnst such an at JI0Y There are numerous anteed strictly fresh. 2 *AGO, March 25— i tac! As a matter of fact. it 2 . 1 an g CHICAGO, March 25.—The greatest! cause the evacuation of {he wholc - —— dishes of which the man hunt in the history of Chicago | gy s off for | paralyze its means of transpor-| t E . : secret for exceilence is Selected White Eggs for Dyeing fgr Easter. . . .Dof., 30c 4 tation, and result in fts virtual ex-' X tinction as a port. If ]ghtbml\nl ! 5 were used, 200 tons wou e requ! J. 2 n which would {o be dropped every elght days. This Phone North 5832 0 e more serious than e a very deadly gas and vl have Mazda Lamps Bl ¥ | almost immedtate effect, and will kil . every man, woman and child not care- | Our Motto—Quality Plus Service fully protected against it.”" D THOMAS 3 N I e e m-. | ELECTRIC CO. s r of for- | ({,:;ue'u{ o Sretiornais | Electrical Contracting ‘eclured e has T and Repair Work Tt is declared he 1209 9th St. N.W. fl. but that his hea to get ach was extended to cover the entire cen- tral west in the search for “Tommy i a bom- ha Smoked Hams sl % Ib., 27¢ in the sauce. € The piquant sauce is, what 7 makes the boiled fish and what “makes” the piquant sauce is the cooking skill devoted to producing note- worthy dishes at : v = instance, the - A F waterfront at Halifax was de- | vin the har- whole stroved by an oxple best Ham ever ate. Leg of Lamb mni sk e % Ib., 35¢ Buy one for Easter dinner. s from la air. the Fresh Hams...Lb., 28c | Prime Steer Beef t....Lb., 35¢ | Rib Roast. ... .. Lb., 35¢ Daris Loce o~ | Chuck Roast. ..Lb., 25¢ Pork Chops....Lb., 38 | gpoulder Clod. .Lb., 28¢ Lamb Chops (oin) Lb.,45c = Bouillon . ..Lb., 28¢c « ine in the es can fly indand to ihe L their | Commandeers Autolats. O'Connor. who was under indictment in_connection with the killing of a man who had hefriended him_ while | iy = ——— - trappe the home of his ; & F h Ch. k Fiss tor wakiag o igy 45¢ in-law. Seven patrolmen surrounded e R ona ot Prof. : WA! lIS’ ’ res ickens 2] gpecialist,"sosterday is said to have | Wiring in Finished Houses —— S — — = Neill as the latter stood bes LA R Eo Cur Specialty 12th and G Sts. N. W. GRAPEFRUIT ASPARAGUS | LETTUCE vorcn. Al the patrolman fell 0C ki — . N. W. ) Lorge. sweet, juicy. | First of the Scasom. Vehite criap ihenas. B 09T PUC snefher MmiSt Grtush Wioyiten LU SO TN Ad iy el S i P ThomasiErep. : : 5 ocive, dropped on he = < London have no o P 15¢c—2 for 25¢ Bunch, 25¢ | 15¢—2 for 25¢ | A few blocks away O'Connor stop-{ lanc. would have r subscriptions, but not to | . Sl ey = = R —fl] ped the automobile of W. R. Con- tent - i : don, a broker. Mrs. Condon was in sugar The Best Cane Granulated. 10 lbs., 87C the front seat with her husband and | the bandit leaped into the rear seat. _——— —— —————————————————— {l| Pressing his pistols into the backs of Rumford Baking Powder Gold Medal Flour Condon and Mrs. Condon. he forced e Poalii Cin, | 12-Potnd Sack. the broker to drive him for miles Condon pleaded that his wife be per- mitted to leave the car. but the ban- dit refused for fear she might call the police. Later he relented and Mrs. Condon left the machine at a lonely spot near the city limits. The bandit then forced his remaining captive to drive his across the city again, where he turned him loose, taking the whee' himself. Condon returned to his ho- tel. where he found his wife safe, but prostrated. The machine was recov- ered by the police today a few blocks from where Condon left it. N O'Connor_is declared by the police to be one of the worst “two-gun men" in the city. He was sought for some time in connection with the cold- blooded murder of an aged elevated railway ticket-taker..who was shot while resisting a hold-up. His con- stant boast has been that he would never be taken alive. “Get him, alive or dead.” was the order issued to the searchers. SEAMAN’S LAW BLAMED. Navigation Company Official Says Lake Shipping Suffers. DETROIT. March 2. —The s~aman’ act was responsible for the Shippin‘ Board's inabilitv to dispose of its ves sels at anywhere near fheir worth and. unless it ix amended to exem=- vessels on inland waterways, will n #sat lakes shinnwness comnlete! N - .:vle;'lcd;léérr{nA e P-K Coffee it Roaea— b, 25¢ Ground to Order— SAY —What you intend to Paint and we will tell you what to use, how to use it, and the amount necessary to do a good job. —Every man in our employ is an expert 3 S = - out of business. Méver A. Phillips r capable of advising you correctly. i the Detroit ard Cleveland Navigatie P 0 Company declared ‘at a meeting o . 3 lake shipning men here yesterda -4 The family trade is our At another conferemce early 3 specialty, and i April it is planned to bring pressur ty, . upon Congress to modify the law to co-operate in your scheme Mr. Phillips also held the seaman’ for home beautifying. . law responsible for the fact tha many American oceam-going vessel: have been tied up, declaring the- could not hope to compete with ves Headquarters For New.Era Paint sels of forelm regiatry. q . a Faimm Withdrawal of a number of vessel: ; i lines out of Detroit. he said, was bu a forerunner of other removals un Jess Congress took some action. C St N.W. ALBANY. N. Y.. March °5 —The -« Maurice F. Flynn Established 1845 | sembly has adopted the Halpern bill Straight down the street from ‘the G. A. E. Monmment i designed to prohibit the“mppointmen? schools who has not executed ar j oath pledging lovalty to the flag and l(fl support the federal and state con- from the Mackinac service and othe: W. H. BUTLER CO. DEMAND TEACHERS' LOYALTY at Tk and Px. Ave. of any person to teach in the public stitutions. % Let’s Talk About the “Little Things of Dress” ~ |} for the' Man’s - Easter. First— | “Delmar” Shoes, $7.75" Made of especially fine Russia Calf or Norwegian Calf ; English and Conservative models; also Brogues. Fully up to our highest standards of finish and workmanship and very specially priced at . 57.757(‘{1271!}’ of sizes and models to suit every variation in length or width. ' : . wriai | || Kuppenheimer Madras Shirts | - GOOD CLOTHES : TR $.35 ~ Sayitwith a good appearance—your position i B - in life, your success. Kuppenheimer good - The “Sinton” Right This Way ~ clotnes at lower prices for spring are the fore- a New Hat at 86 _ Easter Neckwear ~© most examples of style art and tailoring skill. Al shapes, shades, styles; unusual Light tan with contrasting effects not before shown. Moderate prices to suit all, . % - . band of darker tan. = A distine- Beautiful Silk Fourein-hands, 63c to i 2 Pure Silk Kultted Ties, $130 to X tive young men’s small roll shape. Handsome ItaHan Silk Qrenadines at $3.00 L Raleigh Haberdasher | | I"OSI‘[@ 1109-1111 Pennsylvania Avenue i 1013, BENN. AVE. N.W. | Hart Schafiner & Movn Clothea —the house of Kuppenheimer good clothes @opysight, pyav, Whe House of Kxppeabeimer