The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1921, Page 18

us ON FES FFOCATEORBURN ison Writes of Trip to the World’s Biggest Poison Works, Near Baltimore. teract them, The pended for slaughter another war. jate war, for the stay | women, © Whe fortowing despatch to the Man-| thester Guardian from its staf’ cor. Feapondcnt tn Washington is prin > hy The World under special arrange- ment: ‘ By Henry W. Nevinson. ‘WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.—Antici- sting debates in the conference on use of poison gas, I visited Wednes- @ay America’s poison gas works at! Northwestern University. arsenic trichloride. ble of pe outside. origin of war, It w ten dons urity in © Bdgewood is hardly even a village, except for the works, all of which * were erected during the war. There ) iw an enclosure of 10,000 acres for the factory on a promontory in Chesa- peake Bay, having its own docks for ) lighters. The works were brought ‘to the highest perfection just before ‘the armistice and could then produce © $C tons of poison, gas daily. Work “is now going on at greatly reduced “pressure, but the plant is maintained tn complete readiness, with a per- aff, machines in working the results continually in- nd tested separately. Staffs for offense and defense are @ontinually working against each WASHINGTON, Press).—Several Dec. side Washington. Col. officers to-da. go to West Point. M. Sarraut, Seater ity reduce the whole hry population, rendering | ‘Birth control unnecessary. loal processes and attempts to coun- | whole proves what ingenuity has been ex- nd the horror that would doubtiess be tnvolved in All attempts to check the employ- | ment of improved instruments of de-| the appearance jstruction have hitherto been vain, as ed at The Hague and tn our pro- against tho use of poison gas in Perhaps this object can be furthered "by increasing the terror t-homes, elderly men and who would no longer | their sons only but themselves al I am now informed that Lewisite was invented by a man named New- ands at the Catholic University hero and perfected by Prof. Lee Lewis of sed of acetylene with a solution of It is believed capa- etrating any passes through the flesh or down the lungs, burning the victim inside and It is regarded as the main ¢ of future 8 produced at the rate of daily at the time of the to Visit Outside Washington 2 (Associated members of French arms delegation do not find | titled much to occupy them at present in| dance by Lalando, a Frenchman who the conference and are taking the op- portunity to visit nearby points out- Roure, of the delegation, with other French will visit the Naval Academy at Annapolis and later will the. French Col Minister, will take a party to Soy grat machines |Vincent d’Indy, French factory of Vincent French composer - conducto: Yor! teen ago to a day Mr. formed the same service for th ton Symphony. Excepting for zart serenade of thres It is com- the (1600), Italian, the Claudio programme Mon mask and was a Symphonic Dead"—by Paul Le pupil of Mr. d'Indy’ first performance h m, a Edgewood, half an hour beyond] srmistice the Shadows of the Cares,” Bastimore, probably the greatest tract from a Symphonic Sw Poison works in the world | French Officials Find Time Albert Roussel, another produ and, to the Shores of the Seas, tions, | miere in fo) the flourished around 1700. elec@ions migi than this the | disclosed. when he waa but twei | dered about rather aimlessly. should have been kept i it were, and been ‘other, every advance in poison being it pddsible, by protective ee ‘such as mipw devices in masks to < meavent death by suffocation or im- able overalls ‘to prevent death ning. om the French front our masks © gould be put on in stx seconds. Here > the mask can be put on in three by one single movement without ti A on his first visit to America, p movements, and an overture tn classic form, by Com- poser, Conducts New York Symphony Orchestra. By Frank H. Warren. A feature of yesterday's music was| a'Indy, r ‘and founder of the Paris Schola Cantor- um, as guest conductor of the’ New mphony Orcbestra. Just six- a'Indy, he E a Mo teverds| represented mainly modern Fréncn schools, ‘Thete Poem—"To the Schola| that had its} The Gods 1| an ex- Ite, bs Schola conclude, Mz d'Indy’s own new composition, ur set that received its world pr An earlisr number was en usic While the King Dines, nt have outlay | simple Serenade, present head of the military section| an experiment in orchestration made ad_more spontaneity and charm than the re-| mainder of the programme combined. | Le Flem's Poem was a long dirge with wan These) in afte: chambers into which the men Volun- teer to enter witbout extra Vd ned ' is the base for all poison gas ex-| 4 rhaps Lewisite. Salt is di 4 polved in enormous vats like i mdries. Many kinds of gas a mnufactured. The best for suffoca 4s called phot Mustard gas the flesh of 1 and pene- ‘as dethon- hrymatory hsode lot tears and its effects ramatic, as I found upon ing the factory. The smell sweet, but the effect wears sufferer aurvives the bay- pork for which the gas is r ite 1 ise burning gas like mus- but Its effect is far more It spreads slowly, unlike which on t account favored for ordinary bombii the air: But Lewisite could be d ow cities, as with hose, with devastati; burning clothes, skin and fle CHOCOLATE COVERED *. NOUGATINES If you like Caramels you will like Nougatines, for they belong to the same family. EXTRA SPECIAL 44c POUND BOX CHOCOLATE COVERED PEANUT CLUSTERS POUND BOX Elsewhere 59c ORANGE’ AND LEMON JELLIES ‘POUND BOX Elsewhere 39c MILK CHOCOLATE COVERED COCOANUT ROYALS POUND BOX Eleewhere 80c ef all scliers and citizens ind’ Aye io - ba y aircraft, each carrying sev- Very . 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Jeritza is the blonde, statuesque Vi nese dramatic and vocal thrill that the Metropolitan Opera Comp ported to carry success, The newcome: real part last night and, as Tosca, created such commot meets only at long intervals. been many operatic fensation similar to last e ments—silk lined. Some with horseshoe,” Mr. d'indy’s quility and blue-green the mystery of the The along in uneventful yle, cert will be repeated this it fter which Mr. d'indy will] sone fy role from «& By the nos | stance, that thing teft for the jaded { the rapid ac makes every torn and “Die Tote Stac got hol moons te, tenor, Cavaradossi been experienced by Mi patrons. Mme. Jeritza’s second act | competent actor, simply bowled them over. Bet, Bway parterre, main floor, gal- | Jeritza batter; - 144 W. 34th St. Oo x. leries, standees, employees, orchbstra, bor a real thriller—second act of Un One Flight, Oven 8 Ac M. to 7 P.M. associate artists all acknowledged the '—when. Jeritza sings. art of the new prima donna and ex- hausted themselves in telling her su. When Jeritza si ‘da all such thing in herol with ny sareruily building up . She dominates, and even Mr. | Scotti was inspired to add fresh detail | }to @ part long regarded as finished. | The famous ‘Vissi d’ »|frone on the fle jits possibilities sping majority. Phrase interpret’ her) J Scott & Bewne, Bloomfield, N. J. D 5 Vel Tricoti 9 distracted feelings... ‘This| elvet —Tricotine te new twist was & revelation ‘to the | ‘ALSO MAKERS OF RESSES Silk, &c. The continuous ‘ -|fesponse of. the audience, -probably, | Of All Smart Fabrics reacted on the singers and fed theni| to overdue the thing, at times, but no- | body seemed to mind. In the excitement one was open to overlook the debut of Aureliano Per- | who appeared as Mario| His voice can be. bet- | ee | for vocal Aho a a RN — etropolitan ter appraioed later, put ions on the “Golden |electric wat Propelled from the Come Upstairs and Save Money. 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