Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1925, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1925. 23 - 5 . {men in dories hauling them are|times they jab their swords through|punctured the water tank and broke U o ~ ~ “ 99 Swordfish as a Fighter | thrilling, iudeed. Dorles are fre-|the schooner itself. The Mildred J., as most swords do. A swordfis) FIRST OF THE FLYING “FLIVVERS . From the Adventure Magazine. quently “punthed” by their long|schéoner of Edgartown, still has a|however, is usually a coward, seem L) | Swordfish are formidable antag-|swords, and this is how a number of [sword in her bottom that went|ing to conserve his sword rather than onists, and their fights against the'fishermen have lost thelr lives. Some- | through 14 inches of wood, then|forcing the lssue with his captor SR I [ e o & . b : o ] i Plane, With 1,000 Pounds, || - : . “No boiling— Goes From Dearhorn to : f 1 Lo Gt No wash-board v i : | . fs o scrubbing— Chi caggoigHours | ST i ; & ‘ No blueing” reial aviatic time-schedule 5 s voe " R . £ :m~‘| Detroit | B 3 Beoe e o S s # % . « ummpm ed vest the Ford a K= = = - e born,” between the two cities. i asens: e o successful initial flight of the i Dear- _ The big silver-hued plane soared -pass , all- n ype, of the aerial flivvers designed for the .'wm:. fr((y.m' the Ford airport at Dear- | pord interests by the Metal roit. g “lizzies” will form part of the gigantic orn at 9:24 a.m. yest landed in | §3000,000 air program incorporated by s ed of Duralumin, lighter than aluminum and . ‘\{"l;i:‘“ three hour 3 C: i lestructible. 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