Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1921, Page 20

Hat Napoleon Wore at Waterloo to Be Anniversary Relic PARIS, April 22—The hat that Napoleon wore nt the battle of T I | It is mould- ed in one piece This is the glossy black plug always of condensite Waterloo will be among the | - R Z e relics of the great Corsican to with “HE M- and will fast be displayed at the Arc de Tri- CO” on it. a lifetime. | | omphe on May 5, when the 100th | anniversary of the cmperor's death at St. Heiena will be cele- brated. | In the rout that followed the cruxhing of the gunrd, came very mear being by Blucher's uhlans, leaving the | farm at Hougemont a few min- | utex before the uhlans arrived. Flecing through the night in a Multiply the Usefulness of Your Electrical Appliances < is convenience in concentrated form—the handy HEMCO Twin-Lites that make elec- trical appliances casy to use. With them you make one socket do the work of two. You attach and detach any appliance quickly anywhere, any time. 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Ave. N.W. | Mexican Bandits Captured by Per- April 22.—1 | gre s A 1o s The away was taken po green light displayed. “There were _ _.,...____.__._._._.. ___\ _— By the Associated Pres LONDON, April the ambushes laid by the Irish repub- lican army to trap and kill squads of British constables in Ireland are dis volunteers in Dublin. M of these :};r oG attacks have been reported by the British, {row given for the first tin a Typical They o'clock in the afternoon v came in sight. came to a dead s made an attempt to put up a : but the second vollev, which included | {all the rifles, wiped the 4 | What is termed ‘“an oxrredinz]y! risky oper: enemy strength.” w “*ounty Donegal on a military from Derr:; commande an hour to get cutting, one side of w level with the carriage windows. ers and riflemen and between were placed the remaining riflemen and the others differently armed. Two large bowlders rails and the wire fences at each side were pulled up to Inside stories of The of the engi in the reports from the Irish bri- headquarters of the | about ten | thrown, but the Irish accounts are s t desperate | the little a t other times the 4 n driven off with s r the Irish volunteers run into a counter trap expose emy. denial, we hav blast of a machine gun Wt method. in_ some he use of min e of motor car 1 be delivered with 1. MELBOUR hush Described. typical ambush is described in a nder of the ¥ comm pproxim cording to s a|house of repre 1 f as in position. < : - r end of the de commanders which have just been | the line for enfilad given out at the 1 one of our two par No other cas fered on our side i ception Were $340,000. April for its represent end of the pr tement made in the . where a Lewis ar riflemen at t NATION LEAGUE COSTLY. | ' | Australia’s Expenditures Since In~i' Australi tely total $340,000, . the main body The counted on ise and the con- n of the rifles ns in the first vol- . and Police Detail Wiped Out. waited, it appears, until 4 before the ‘ CLEANERS and 12—STORES—12 Main Office, 740 12th St. N.W. Plant, 1530 Pa. Ave. S.E. Phene M. 4724 PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGE DYERS il i ;| T (I ADYV e when they got on the road | t, as wi s the u!| methoas obnoxio! lowish complexion. vent their il Accordin, to the brigim report. t tion which ly harmless. w growth o next | ittle time was left to choose a n and get settled, but the train ate, giving us three-quarters of cady. 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