Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1922, Page 19

\ mRPE[m PLANES RAID MOVIE SHOW |OFFICER ESCAPES DEATH |, Acsr v dimansamace soemss — =7 - cause of the disaster to the Spanisl NEW RENT sc”EDULE a“ AND STEAL FILM OF BY FEIGNING INSANITY |arms. ho casuaities of which wers estimated s high as 31,000. OINK BATTLESHIP - el OGN E e e APARTMENTS =1 ; K B LETIPSIC, September 25.-The au- |Dendez Silvestre, former commandant- dience In a suburban motion picture ;'o“;‘;‘:o":sm‘el:‘l:r. v ot kll(;edhh‘l 1424 Sixteenth Street NW. - > theater was given a taste ot real wild | (2700 rmm“lha ‘;(:M:“:;";:‘ém:g Near Seott Cirele i Seven Hits Out of Seventeen | ¥est action vesterday, when a score| (.o ey story published by High-grade housckecping apartment. 8 rooms. 3 baths and porch. Rooms unusually large and well arranged. Passenger FRONT, BACK, SIDE, TOP of” armed men, believed to be €O | 4o Heraldo de Madrld, 5 > and freight elevators. T'}ERE is an ARMORSHIELD PAINT munists, ruided the house and con or every surface. Beautifying and i g "\ _Th e . Sil- enduring, lh}s: scientifically mze,;-lntx Scored AgamSt Arkansas fiscated @ film deplcting alleged | vestre 1'&“52?‘:‘:’5;’;.5?,??542‘,?»5'1«".3.. One suite of 4 rooms on first floor, furnished. chaotic condltions in Russia and the | lcan city where only the Spanish Also a suite of 2 rooms and lavatory on first floor. suitable for a doctor’s office. « 3 create property permanence heretofore v ” unknown. Paint now with this better | by Navy Flyers. consequences of the military power 57;7.‘;‘1&3"'&'.'::5"';‘1,'flf&“t&':.fi"’-‘l paint at a better price. There's a moral | of the soviet government. enabled him to reach the French zone s : and money gnlrlr?lee behind each gallon. The raiders, all of whom were|Of Morocto, where he was met by Now Available Open for Inspection OPINION ON TEST DIVIDED |2bout thirty years of age, wore Ger- | his son, the two proceeding direct For Floor Plans and Reservations See man military blouses. ~They gained | to South America on a French mer- entrance buying, chant vessel. by buying. tickets for the|“"Many documents relative to - the Armorshield House Paint, $3.50 Gal cheapest- sgats in the house, but once’ inside drew revolvers and demanded |defeat of the Spanish forces under MADE IN WASHINGTOY I'ACTORY PRICE Some Officers Claim Maneuvers Off | side @ They then dicsupeare and | Gen- Silvestro are said to have been left no clues to thefr: ldentity. burned in order to cover his flight. RMORSHIELD DAINT Virginia Capes Show Air Attack |“ConP WIS Secontly attempted to Gen. Silvestre, after the battle at | interrupt the showing of-the .same | Molilla in July, 1921, was variously | CORPORA TION . 1317 New York Avenue Main 2844 Bs the Associated Press. 7 Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. Rental Agent * 738 Fifteenth Street N.W. A T AT S i 6 Would Succeed. film {n Hamburg., but hithetto itsreported to have been killed, made exhibition here has been undisturbed. | captive or to have committéd House cuints Wall Paints Varnisbes NOPRFOLK, Va. September 28. = Diametrically opposite opintons de- i lli = > i veloped among observing, officers as the result of th® maneuvers off the e ien Sl Al Two Days L eft to Ta k e A dv anta ge 0 f out three ships of the Atlantic fleet and theoretically destroyed one of = them. ® THE INSTRUMENT OF QUALITY /2= Seven hits were registered out of ||l . J l b [ ’ Jlomo s ulius Lansburgh Furniture Co.’s all finding their mark on the Ar- kansas. - % Test Called Success. In the o n of Rear Admiral W. A. Motre; chief of the naval air f service; Commander T. G. Ellyéon of the air scrvice, Navy Department, and | - | Col. C. H. Danforth, Atmy air service, | i f commandant_of Langley Fleld, Va.) L » 3 B an Il Account the test was satisfactory in all re- spects, demonstrating, they claim. that planes equipped with torpedoes can successfully attack battleships !romdlll;'c aurhckc. cwecmolg'.‘;: n:g; . . s k i . ; ] p moke scrcen . ; ; 3 o p a1 the-“Gontrary,” tne opinion generally || Saturday night will mark the close of this great event, with its host of Was ‘Cxpresscd among naval offic P X stgleat ] on_the fagship Wyaming, that to; Thrifty Economy Opportunities. But there is still time to get your share of ay's experimen on. v % & % 7 the planes are effective Within a S 5, E ; 5 e s eomtheir. Suac. 'und its savings. Friday and Saturday are yours. And remember that conven- that the two squadrons coul ave . - 3 5 been ~annihilated befors reaching ient Credit Payments are at your service. striking distance of the dreadnought S had the battleships been protected by the usual screens of destroyers. They aléo contend that the secondary Datteries of the warships under bat- | tle conditious, could have blown to atoms every plane beforc it had an opportunity to discharge its destruc- tive cargo. | Eighteen Planes in Raid. | il Eighteen planes participated in the mimic battle, but one failed to dis- charge its missile. The test was tions. il Promptly at 5 o'clock the flagship Wyoming, with Admiral J. C. McDon- ({ ald, commander-in-chief of the bat- || tleship force of the Atlantic fleet. on || board, und the superdreadnaughts || Arkansas and North Dakota got un- || der way and headed out to sea. 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Two Planes Forced Down. 350 to §3000 Commander Bartigtt of the attack- { || |tng force mancuvered his planes - E | around the warships seeking cvery Dealers Everywhere | opportunity to strike a vital spot and ||| 5 | frequently succeeded. i ! The crews of the battleships handt- free use of wood—Nature’s truest resonator SN avaid the aneny forees tnabe ([l I mahogany finish with drawer‘and —Sonora i 5 have elimina t.hes 5 :;;‘n:aer:quadrun ahead and the oth- ”‘ compartments for stationery. Spec:al— b lEd_ h"n, ’ | “The dreadnaughts went into battie {illl harsh, nasal sounds long associated with with the target ship Arkansas in (he % center of the line, tl t be- most phonographs. The all-wood, laminated tween the thres wurxfip,hilr'l'\',?,’m:g ~ b'e i a broadside. 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