Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1922, Page 13

. WASHINGTON, D 0, TUESDAY, MARCH. 7, 1922, : : 13 PARIS DRE'SSMAKING INDUSTRY BULGARIA FAVORS TREATY r’fi:m - INGTON STAR visiting S SMASHES AGES-OLD PRECEDENT [Studies U. 8. Trade Pact—Seeks SO WASHINCTON use of Seaport. STAR Office and Reading Room at 16 Regent street, London W., within a stone’s throw of iccadilly Cirous, whebe up-to- te papers are always avall ’ \ s 'EVENING ST Air Routes’ Network Destined |tz s smsies en| - LARGE WHISKY RAID. poration is in process of formation, " To Soon Cover All of Europe |t i Sy ™ » 000 = ™ addition to the crew. g All these are projects which prac-| CLINTON, Ind, March 7.—Nearly| PARIS, Februsry 17.—That lit- cently that” his -assoclates were |P7.the Assoclated Press. BY HIRAM K. MODERWELL. |ern end of South Afrlea, with Lon- | tical business men have either decld-|1000 gallons of whisky wete seized,|- SOFIA, Bulgari «— = ed upon are seriousl idering. | 4| tle world of its own in Paris which wrong. He therefore arranged a ulgaria, March “The Bul- Bpeclal Correspoadence of The Star and Chicago | don, the trip to be made in several | 3 MRR0 OF re SRrioWSlY ConBCRTnE: humdreds of barrels of mash were de-|- has to do exclusively with the | }Pecial party, invited all the best |garlan government has appolnted & for reference, where a Daily News. days with twenty-four aerodromes PARIS, February 16.—Americans |sn route. Zr::tF’o‘lhc;'r:i;’l‘:llt:nlm’:v.hl:hmhg:k: 3’.‘2‘;’&% e, ] tills Wers con-| ‘creation of women's clothing has fkunroe‘::n e ot revenieg |COmmission to study the treaty of rangements can be made for the are thoroughly accustomed to the Will Safl Over Atlantic. one's head swim. M. Breget, a noted [en in a rald here yesterday 59 fed-| Deen thrown into a high state-of | to them the secrets of his art | ormerce And§ sty jpoeimsen §ihe, el advice obtained" o8 sy iGea that people 40 up in aeroplanes :of-‘m-cfi':’('én.f&'flfl:;{d' Sx;::m :: :::opn\:;fie::‘o:;u;‘it:w, r‘e;:finuy m;fla: erlIl‘ n.rohlblllllon agent 3 excitement through the recent :,"r{,“’l'lwd‘:.c'rlf;ag;"o?.fghyal:olv{n'. United States and Bulgaria, which matters of travel, and where a0 actualiy, came, JowTy BRfe1F: LB | e L L | e o | W10 Homas. TilChacED ot tha ety | L dieal: aspsriufs of One of 1yl diplayed Tas handed o the forclen office 5711 may'betraced through the Reg. perhaps, they have not realized that| Versailles) for airship flights from |so as to fly at the rate at which the | “how such gigantic operations can wo| 1eading members in inviting news- Patou's move has caused great |jater, a few days ago. The Bulgarian istration Department conducted This process is an everyday affair in | Cadiz, in Spain, to Buenos Aires. The |earth revolves. He asserts that by | carried on without any khowledge of| Papermen to view his spring and discusrion in the Parls fashion |government is entering {nto the apirit ByjousondinioNice: world and there is much specula- |of the negotiations most favorably, as b hip is planned to sail at about 100 | Aying at & high al . | ere travels by aero- | ou ying &h altitude, the mero. |the operations by local authorities.| su [l Ecioves wiece cnei ¥ aero- | miles an hour and to make the com. | plane of the future will ‘be able to | We had no dificulty in inding plenty SPimer dressen: e e i0 hether it will force | it is felt a friendly agreement with plane from one city to another for | plete transatlantic trip in 90 to 100 |fly around the earth in less than one | of whisky.” +.°In doing eo the dressmaker | 9Uex Cresmmakers| tol open thelc jiene United tates is moat desirubls the same reason that one might Rours. The ship will be able to carry | day. " 450 mallon still and another of| Smashed a tradition as old as the | H00rs to the oress. Many well | The forelgn office desires, however, et iy ralirond—namely. that one | SIXCY passengers and 300,000 letters|~ But there are problems to be solv- | 260-gallon capacity were found in tull| Parls dressmaking business itself, | pinch of resent para fimes’ ang |1t is understood, to request the United wants' to get there. Except for the P. ed in the meantime. First, inventors | operation n a large brick “distillery.” | which has always boasted of the | Wondering . whether. ey s States to make somas changes 1) the reaty and to ask also that America ANNOUNCING BROWN -« WHITE t 3 3 Sir Ross Smith, who has alread t i h Dastal service the United States has ! 5 s already [ must discover how to make aviation | About seventy gallons of liquor were Jaft ‘commoreial aviation practically | Made an aeroplane flight from Lon-|eneap enough to be commercially | found loaded in an automoblle ready fact that it needed no newspaper | “I°ON& shall favor a seaport on the Aegean \ untouched. In Europe commercial |00 to Australia, plans this year to profitable. for delivery. . to assist it to greatness, sea for Bulgaria as well as her ad- aviation has become a commonplace, [ fI¥, around the world in ten days, Warrants for the arrests were The representatives of the press mittance to future meetings of the almost a necessity. There are about [ Solng from london via Constan-| St sworn out at the dlstrict court of Bave baeniigeronslyiBarehd hete: FREIGHT RATES CUT. powers. thirty-fi lines 1 egular operation, i na Yo N N J e A. B. An son, | - re, and many o g es- rty-fice n regular op ou Need Not Have a Cold udg derson, In Indlan-| yopiishments whose names are | OMAHA, Neb, March 7.—Additional ) some of them served by two or more : {2 Siberia, crossing the Pacific near |if you will take Laxzati ¥ apolls. ' O e e comurlse . total of | the arctic cirele to Alaska, then |Tablets wien ou feel ,,;‘.f,':"_f,‘gvfi,fl;‘gfi P f well known to American women |reductions in freight rates on certain ICE CREAM BILL PASSED. MAIN 43 have gone so far as to demand & |commodities between New York,| ALBANY, N. Y., Mare more than 10,000 miles, and In the ; 3cross Canada, and from Newfound- |Cold coming oa.—Adyertisement. t 5 3 land back to England. This is t - special passport with a pict [y é?.“;‘.’i??‘s'n"&'}?{ the Degluningiatia regular express wmtslvfiogoxfirgovss-m ¢ from 11" those who. entered their I‘:“‘l""""‘"- Cincinnat{, Chicago, Mis- |2 dissenting vote, the Lowest Rates it route” aroun e werld. . Ky., —Fire of | establishments. Those few sissippl river f::b;:; system doubled and possibly | O, AFGURT LE6 WAL, o tal, the RESIGNATION ACCEPTED. undetermined origin swept the plow | fashion writers who have ob.t,aelf\’;f} points, and volnt:n?n :all.(:wnu r(;v" O oam . Iheustarganaipros AciFinst 25 Mile,, e Addl. pi S British government 1s seeking to en-| The resignation of Capt. Frank H. ! "“"{’ of the| admission were made to belleve |gon afid Washinaton were anncusced Wude‘: 8upker SR e s Mile hie urope. courage and subsidize Pegular airship | Chlise, Medical Corps, U. S. A. has | ni 1 ny here last| they had been highly honored. By tRRtinton Ba 00 s yate Hnoanond jper cent Il Solid The measureialso B ; ‘The chief European lines now in|routes from England to the chief | been acoepted by the Pres . has | night, causing damage estimated at| Jean Patou, a young Frenchman |reductions - be s Sintended ol prohibititus) snie ior rown and White Cab Co. et iont e G0 Csaupatouie yoang Meench |Geductions range from 30 per cent|imitation milk. imitation cream and Vermont Garage Inc. ~ mitation ice cre regular operation are: Parfs to Lon- don, Brussels, Rotterdam, Le Havre, Strassburg, Nuremberg, Prague, Bres Jau and Warsaw; London to Kotter- - dam and Brussels; Amsterdam to London, Parls and Copenhagen: Bay- onne” fo Santander; Bordeaux to MThek Master Montpelfer to Nice; _Toulouse in ; southern France to Casablance in arket is the DEMONSTRATIONS Africa, stopping at Barcelona and only retail mar] 5 Tangler; Berlin to Munich, Magde- = Y l‘ k" Helm burg, Dortmund, Knenlgdsburg".v[’res- in W ashington, Specialts don; Hamburg to Dresden, ester- land, Bremen: Dantaig to Memel; and one of the pecialties remen to ‘angerooge; Stuttgar! 0 . & o ® 9 Constance; I\Iufilchl to Constance: few in the entire Lipton’s Coffee i Magdeburg to Breslau; Copenhagen = to Berlin, and Maimoe, Sweden, to country, directly Madolene Hamburg. There are also regular : 1 lines In operation [lanu;r;chRrGlumn‘a.l s'm‘" United Pickles n British Kongo, in Sou! rica, in = Australia. China has two regular tates govern Pillsbury’ postal lines. i | ry’s These lines are all subsidized by P le Floul- i cperssion. | Wholesale governments, usually to about 50 per cent. With this support the rates can be made fairly reasonable—not | more than double and usually 50 per 4 cent more than the first-class rail- Sauer’s Extracts CLOSE i . 6 P.M. Retail road fare. The day when commer- cial aviation will pay dividends is not yet in sight. \ Paris-London Popular Route. The most popular route is that be- tween Paris and London. It was| used by nearly 10,000 passengers last year. The longest route is that from Paris to Warsaw. The journey re- 3 quires nine hours. The passenger machines now {n use | " Simply Purchase a Small Unit of Any of These Items at the Usual Price—Already Very Low—and Get Another Pound or alr‘il allhcomfo’rtgblei' undksflme. espel- i P k“g A d f onl clally those of Dutch make, are posi- ‘ ackage or Article for One C iti i i ithi 3 hol- ent Addit 5 - :,‘Q‘L‘rflg',“’é:&i“;n:‘fn"ulf,:l"iia"?vr'fa-) % ditional.. It Is in Reality Within a Penny of An Actual Half-Price Sale tables. ni"oram;it persons air travel, atter | the first trip, in nowise distress- e, bt rather a brofound pleasure. | || 5 One of the difficulties, however, is the matter of baggage. On most routes o s only about fifteen pounds of bag- s. gage are carried free of each pas- Senger, and overweight costs atro- ’ clously. One must necessarily ship = all but handbags by ra o ee or This is a perfect blend of real Arabian Mocha and genuine old government Jaqva Coffee 55¢ Per Lb., 2 Lbs. for $1.10 pounds for $ 1 .1 1 B PURE A ULK e Pound ::: 1 6 One may hire a plane on short notice for pleasure or for traveling. g\'ery now a\;d then aln Ame;lcun":rsl aris, intending to leave for United States, misses his boat train e United States. misses his boat trid Bake These With Browned Potatoes and Gravy steamer. With a mere telephone call .‘r:d a matter of 3,000 francs. or about $250, one may hire a special plane to take him from Paris to London. Paris to Constantinople. i c 0r c The aviation lines regularly served Y ing e enar]d Cooked 9 5 strands of a network over western Europe, astonish the observer who B has not previously considered the subject. But they are little com- pared with the web projected for the Lbs. .. mext few years. 4 lb c for c o9 b Coffee Rings, 15¢ ea., 2 for 16¢ VERY DAINTY Wine Cakes, 15cea., 2 for 16¢ SouARss TCH24¢ Ib., 2 for 25¢ ‘The line that now runs daily from Paris to Prague will be extended this spring from Prague to Bucharest, covering Vienna, Budapest and Bel- grade. The flizht will consume thir- teen hours. This will be extended from Bucharest to Constantinople. In COCOA’ lsc _— point of time the Paris-Constantino- ple flight can be made in seventeen or eighteen hours, as compared with Lbs. e five da now consumed by the & express train, and the .ejght to ten c f : days necessary if one travels by the OUND BEEF (1} or . 9 ‘With the new French invention for guiding acroplanes at night. this sin- . cak Ele' Paris-Constantinople filght will ' Per Cake es ‘The Itallan routes are expected to be in operation soon, traversing the for length of the peninsula, as well as making a flight from Naples across | the Adriatic, Albania and Greece, to; ohlo ' route will go_from Nice to Tunis by Sy 2 eanut Butter, 20¢ Ib., 2 for 21¢ French company has been formed Lb: ? 9 for regular Zeppelin flights between S. S, Marseille and_French _Algeria, and 'S. I0r > the former German Nordstern has ° for : been acquired for the purpose. 9 i nes will soon e in operation connecting Paris with the south of 5c FOI’ c for c ® 9 ’ = > ife! 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