Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1922, Page 19

- «wHT EVENING STAW, WASHINGION, Gotham’s Chefs Refuse to Give Culinary Lessons to Parisians i | tamous French chets i) | €pecial Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, August 3.—New York's have refused Dvointblank to return to thelr mother- land to teach the new generation of French chefs in Paris how to cook. It develops that the rich American D. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1922. -9 hotel keepers began to play upon their thirsts. ‘Why live in that dry America? they cabled. Come back to Paris, where the wines of infinite variety and an- clent vintage lend their inimitable aid to a right sort of cookery and where the proper Bordeaux, Bur- gundles and champagnes might be KILLED IN LINE OF DUTY. Twenty-Two Prohibition Enforce- ment Officers Lose Lives. Twenty-two federal prohibition enforcement officers have been killed in line of duty, Commissioner Haynes has announced in a resume of. re- ports from the various state di- rectors. ‘The number of men killed enforc- ing the liquor laws, however, it was said, is perhaps twice that number, as the list made public included only federal agents, and did not include prohibition officers serving under and municipalties which had not been officially reported. * Toxas led the list of twelve states where killings have taken place, with state codes and officlals of counties’ four deaths. Five states, Tennessee, Georgia, Virginia, Oklahoma and Al- abama, had a record of two each. —_— A’servant girl found a live monkey in the letter box of a hotel in the city of Leamington, England. The monkey escaped from a sallor, sought refuge in the hotel, put the cat to flight, and then retired to the, letter box for the night. MAJ. WILSON TO HOSPITAL v R. Wilson, Coast Artillery Baltimore, has been ordered this city for treatment at Walter Reed General Hospital. Plans are under way for the de- velopment of a national park in northern California surrounding the base of Mount Lassen, the only live voleano in the United States. drunk with the various courses which H Paris this season jj jouiats as journing dnAEE g0 to make up the satlsfying repast;: i | have made long, loud and bitter com- Y R If you want some- also where a ‘“verre du fin” makes plaints against the French method of | after-dinner coffee taste llke after- ® d = 2 iy e dlsias himer cotee. ; e thing new, differ- f “You don't know how to cook French | But even this .uglleknp[;‘en'l aid not lsco o s | y . 1 ) . | shake. the New York chefs. hey Tourists’ dishes over Bere A toNew Topk and | nave found & way 'to cook without , o il ent and superior in get soma one. to coms over and show | Wine—or without a very lavish use tirel i i . . Sou how we eat on Broadway and bth of It, anyway Rene Anjard, louis are entirely unnecessary. \ 2 // | % N7V . an Electric Fixture Paquet, Fred Coquin and & number of other representative French chefs of the metropolis announced today they would stick to their adopted land. Furthermore, they have called upon their brother chefs scattered through- out the country to resist the call of the motherland, holding that if the chefs of Paris would know good French cooking let them come to America and learn. i “It is a radness to the French chefs, | |l this complaint of the Amerlcans that they no longer cook in Paris” said Rene Anjard today; “but we can do nothing. ~These wonders of electric stoves and other American appli- ances, they are not known in France. “If It is true the Amerlcans are pleased with cooking they find in Holland and Germany, then we must not let them be disappoint in Paris. But we do not go. Let them send their young men to us. We wil teach them to cook a la Americain.” USRI Rconownced avenue?” . Many foreigners would have resented il | this slur upon their cullnary art. There i | are small, secluded and exclusive res- taurants in_Paris which probably did But the gay houses, which VR N we have it. \\ " 7 They can be absolutely relieved with our Radium Solution For Hay Fever On sale at: Wy 0'Donnell’s Drug Btore, 804 Sth St. N. 0'Donnell’s Drug Stors, 1118 ¥ Bt. N.W. Stare. 23 1008 BLN.W. Z W, N\ AN Restaurants Prevailing Discount of 10%, Applies ONE OF THE MANY ARTICLES THAT WILL MAKE POSSIBLE A MORE ENJOYABLE MOTOR TRIP. resent it. cater to the tourist trade, began to see they must do something to hold the American trade. They sent frantic appeals to some of the New York chefs to come home and save the French reputation—the French culsine. They said that the Americans had got some well developed ideas as to what French cooking should be and the Paris cooks were at their wits' ends to find out what was wanted. Finding the New Yorkers placidly self-satisfled with life on this rde of the ocean and not eager to return to {that Paris and her boulevards, the French restaurant proprietors and BIELASK| WATCHED BY 12 DETECTIVES Mexican Government Keeps Up Surveillance Pending Disposal of Case. By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, August 3.—Twelve |Fixtures ™" ! Priced i THE E. F. BROOKS CO. Phone Main 941-942 813 14th St. N.W. Qe Z/UUNN 7 7? ) o TN ADIUM Products Corp. W Sets for 2 to 7 Persons HOUSEFURNISHING SECTION Main Floor—G St. Entrance . 1215 F Street and 1214 to 1218 G Street Hours—8:45 to 5:30 AW ERITTRKEARN Z14-11 SQ” PA pn_nAws ROYAI 5o b y e S y detectives are stationed about the i We will deliver your order within the city if it amounts to $5.00 |} | ;jcca States embassy to guard thd Seoven movements of A. Bruce Blelaski, who, Wilson's “Certified” with his wife, has been the guest of Smoked Hams “iscs (Cetified” Jh 30 || Georse 7. Summerin, the American charge d'affaires, for over a week. It Milk Flour Strawberry Jam [f|| is learned that the hospitality of the ” “ » | embassy was offered 5o as to relieve Sunbeam” Brand ‘Gold Medal Large Jars o1y 3 Mrs. Blelaskl of embarrassing police 10c, 4 Cans 32c | 12-lb. Sack 63c 5 for $1.00 Sl Blelaski finished his business affairs Butter Eggs ja week ago, but the failure of the “ ” ictly £ Ci vaca cq 't to announce a de- Potomac” Brand Strictly fresh, country eggs, S his case delayed Nis depart- Dozen, 35¢ ure. Senor Barcenas and Mme. Milo d % have both been cleared of complicity in the kidnaping case and now are Leg o’ Lamb. . .lb., 35¢c Fish for Friday nare. Montes do Oca, the chauffeur, Prime Rib Roast Ib., 35c | Halibut Steak. .lb., 40c A il while 'Col. Goidbaum Padilla, % Salm Steak. .Ib., 45c¢ ||| xio was detailed by President Obre- Bouillon Roast.lb., 25¢ i Seet £or tolinyeatigste hejcans Jx SLLUlL Croakers ...... Ib., 15c (| %5 Sithority in ordering the pursuit Chuck Roast. ..lb., 18c Trout .........lb, 20c [[||of the bandits called oft. None of the Veal Breast. .. .1b., 15¢ | Flounders Ib., 20c [||Peen aentinea” P P e Veal Loin. .. ...lb,, 35c | Butterfish . .Ib., 25¢ Veal Shoulder .1b, 25¢ | Crab Meat. ... I, 50c | EMMAMINE REOPENS. Zinc, Silver and Lead Ore Shut Down Since January, 1921. BUTTE. Mont., August 3.—Reopen- ing of the Emma mine, one of the zinc, silver and lead producing prop- erties of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company, was announced today. It {is expected to be hoisting ore by { Monday. About 125 men will be employed on the property.” This will make the fourteenth mine of the company to resume operation. It had been shut down since January, 1921. RAVERS 314 7th Street N.W. 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