Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1923, Page 3

/ Litile Pigs Coming G to Marke n“He must be roasted.” jntended Charles Lamb in his Assertation on Roast Pig. “And then,” wrote the gentle a: “There is no flavor coni- ble to that of the crisp, tawny, well-matched and over- isted crackling—the very 1are invited to their share of the pleasure at this banquet -fat and lean, so blended and running into h other, that both together make but one ambrosian result.” tee brings little rm to market fresh, T and_tende 1.u< b declared whole modus AMERICAN ICE COMPANY Something new—very hard soft coal screened to anthra- cite stove size —no dust or dirt—$10. Samples in our office. Sold in \\'nshingmn exclusively by John P. Agnew & Co., Inc. 728 14th St. N.W. | Department |SEES ARMY-NAVY WORLD AIR RACE! San Diego Field Reports Of- ficers Preparing—Denby Issues Denial. By the Associated Pre SAN DII . December 18.— What promises to be the greatest e in history—virtually a complete circuit of the world—between Army and Navy aviators, became a prob- abllity last night with the receipt by naval aviation officials here of re- from Washington that naval would be selected for the ‘round world flight the United paring for States Army has s dash around months, the preparing its ns, but no inkling of the greatest in the history of flight became Dublic until yesterday. Mason to Command. According to Washington advices e Navy's 'round-the-world squad- ron will be commanded by Lieut. {Commander Charles P. Masen, who 1 one division of the s adron that flew from San i Dlego to Panama two years ago. He has been stationed at the naval |air station at Pensacola, Fla., for the {last two years, and was ordered to Washington a few days ago to com.- Dlete the globe flight Associated with Commander Mason |in the Navy's attempt to. beat the | Army for 1d_flight honors will be | Lieut. Frank Wead, commander of {the Navy's fiight forces which went to England last October and captured the Schneider cup trophies races Lieut, John Price and Lieut. B. H. arrangements for Start Today tt and Pric o at 10 o'clock for D. C. are to leave San this morning for de Haviland air- They are due shortly after New Year. tt 15 to be aerological officer of o ‘round-thé-world squadron, and h the \\hrld ight Four expecialiy built torpedo planes ks the rmy glob, FLIGHT NOT DEFINITE. 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Or take P street car to 35th street and north to R street, or Wisconsin avenue car to R street and walk west to 36th street. | l l Mellon Transmlts Report to Hughes On Border quuor Secretary Mellon transmitted to the State Department today the report of Assistant Secretary Moss covering negotiations with the Canadian officials on ways and means to cure border smuggling of liquor and other contraband. No indication was given as to the contents of the report, but it has been indicated that a treaty arrangement covering methods of checking the border nmumm; would be worked out as a result. —_— the new scouting planes recently add- ed to the Navy's alr equipment. Some naval officers recently have advocated an attempt to circle the slobe by air. but for the present Washington officials feel that the Navy should concentrate its efforts at aerial development on the project- ed _dash Yor the north pole and on defensive fleet maneuve: 1t was explained, today at the bu- reau of naval aeronautics that the new long-distance scouting planes will co-operate with the dread- naughts and surface fighting craft in joint maneuvers with the Army in r involving the be ordered as them can be Roads, Va eiut. Commander Charles P. Mason, one division of the which flew from Panama two years iven charge of the ance outing air machines experiments with the fleet. nk Wead, who commanded s detail which captured the er trophy in England last ter, and Lieuts. John Price and H. ‘Wyatt, bon sembled at Hampton flight to Wash- 5 igned to duty with Commnader Mason Denby Issues Denial. Secretary Denby issued atement,” in which he said, * 0 around-th y during the world flight, i were belie at the Natlonal | S¢ 5 th being pushed with the hone tn adron will be organized and | { prohibition Mfl[]ERMELY DAMP HOLIDAY PREDICTED Prohibition Agents Declare Supplies Too Extensive to Be Seized Entirely. Moderately damp but very arid in some sections is the Christmas pre- diction of prohibition enforcement prognosticatore. While both federal and Distriet agents “hope the supply of bootleg liquor will be small,” they declared today such a large quantity of in- toxicants had been' stored in Wash- ington caches that it would be im- possible to seize it all before the holiday season begins. H. M. Luckett, chief of the fourth enforcement area, and Lieut. 0. T. 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