Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1925, Page 25

__THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, OCTOBER 18, 1925—PART 1. BAN UPON SPANISH ARMY’S LARGEST GUN STARTS it i dus, 0 it fer |NOTED MUSICIAN TO AID | sy foed sty e | [ Al Y] -horsepower gasoline engine to fur- ucting in Berlin for the term of 16| i ACROSS CONTINENT THIS WEEK |z et Soemic e muric | WORK OF THE LEAGUE jiur® ™ ™ 1 o Juk how seuchlide tion-handling devices, maneuver the —_— # you value your own gun and compress air for the opera- i ) 3 | 2 X foh of the Teeet Buck. Taeougs) V™™ Welngastuer, Berlin Conduiet- | Lo S0 A L O e Fretatnmaiia, opinions? Successful {Monster 14-Inch Rifle Can Hurl 1,600-Pound Shell | this motive power the gun is elevated | or, Put on Intecllectual Co-Opera- |a suburb just beyond the precincts of || persons in nine cases out | or depressed. Berlin. The event at that time was | [i of ten attribute that suc- | tion Commission. the talk of all Germany. Welngart- cess to initiative—their abil- | 92 M2 5 H The gun can be put into firing posi- 25 Miles From Truck on Railway or Permanent | The gun can be put into firing post ner was married to the American % ity to look into the future and T Correspondence of the Associated Pres : | P conditions, if the fire control equip- bonaency ¢ el singer, Lucille Marcel, who dled in i U. S. Inquiry Shows Danger En;p]acemenl_{jan Follow Troops in Field. ient is in place, and when in a perma.| BERLIN, September 27.—Felfx von | 1937 :r‘: in a position to grasp op- | nent emplacement the weapon can be | Weingartner, the famous musician — . —_ \";u ‘:-:-lfi’,“ en it presents x,l;»lt put in a firing position within a half [ and the equally famous French phil : : eally owe it to yourself 10 From Insect Pest Makes ; e — : Rour." To fire the gun from ita trucks | Sror (06 SAuellY fwmous French phil | Rope Bridges in Far Ea see Florida. from a track, beams on which 14| electea chalrmen of the newly found. | " the Detroit News Embargo Imperative. . a i1 [rested the pintle at, the center of the| ed League of Nations Commission for| 11 Kashmir the rivers are crossed | @ - e Intellectual Collaboration. | by rope bridges made from hazel == S : e oS lon, enie, Jelieve the| “Weingartner was born in Dalmatia | twigs and suspended from stout poles, HOLLYWOOD By The Sea conditions n i o o outriggers at the rear and two at the ::‘I‘.’:':“““"""l“;-;‘lll°“'e“(‘h‘":; Berin :‘,“"‘“X: V-shaped branches, six feet apart, join ape district Spain, * C s % . s o v L 1 ii: K ain. 3 front hold the carriage and transmit 1891. In 1898 he went to Munich to | lower rope and the two hand ropes, m'ty to and particularly Either of these tours allow A Yyou every opportu- see Florida for yourself and at large.’;:w{n:. e has | | S y the horizontal reaction to the ground. | 1891 In 1898 he went to Mu A Department, at the re- = 22 : : . . the field is speeded up materially, mak- e o box Huclsen charged von Welngartner | rope: for the rest of the way he must ROUND TRIP TRAIN and BUS real basts was trag pe- tional guns of this type, which will cation of the | o B Sine cil 7 € 1onfot Sthe Since mo speciul foundatlon I8 re-| .3 subsequently also in Vienna, Pwisted bamboo is used for the rope overnmer ” ~ Ay -an | f€n. at that time the Intendant of the | tum carries the traveler, who holds on e ¢ v ; 2 : e : ing it an effective weapon that can BOAT and LAND loal-| S i o T " ¥z The Army ordnance department has| Vith having broken his contract. The | use brawn. TOUR ROUND TRIP ther than the dan, from "he Army’s largest gun, : The task of transporting the huge |be submitted to Congress probably | S d T 9| M ' PO | viece of 4 hich d - o8 t tred ; e co session. Tk 3 h k t = ) which di. £un across the continent required & |early in the coming session he top an mn a oment. 19 angdncksontitie— 399 October 20th : + aliired §theoparationg Set tHINEUDALOY i b ithe ponmitkstorn of ‘Gunnk sAniTIniat | ibridues’ of wedtersi Ghiva. Morion: NEXT 12-DAY NEXT 8DAY b tranaported for e with armies | Berlin Opera. Thereupon Count von|to a slide. well past the sage of the in Spain | S 3 cad a program of construction of addi October 23d TOUR Wosition onibisnts | projectile capable of destroying an | survey of the right-of-way of the four | Army hopes to provide concrete em.- az 9t “fourine: ants. ] Comfartaple, enemy s distant, will this week | rallroads, with particular reference to |placements all along the entire coast 4 N T ) p i 5 vwever, that mod-Jhe en route to the Pacific coast to [whether the big gun would go through [line of the country, to which these Do you realize that if you allow your teeth to become L o L #o would in-ftuke its place in strengthening the | the many tunnels and snow sheds and [mobile guns can be transported and (| decayed and unsightly that sooner or later you are going to deeply by “rafl” Trem tne: " comfortables * introduc-ldefense of the western shores of the | across the numerous bridges en route. |fired. The program contemplates suf- |} =———————————— re;ret your neglect? Take time today to )| Jucksonville. Fust Comst Florida $ fruit flv, | United States. In the task of trans. Is Army’s Greatest Weapon. ficlent guns to fill the military needs come 10 our office for free consuhtation. and return by b pestin the | porting the huge war plece four of | The gun is an outgrowth of the |at all strategic coast points W st A consinos you et wo a gt | R 0 Jacksonville, the largest rallroads of the Nation | World War and is regarded as a vast e ol e ™ Mce 4 dayn or chairman of the [have combined to accomplish the | improvement over any of the mobile Jour: T i i Open B investi- ontinental journey. artillery pleces of the allied or Ger- cost and fully guaranteed. pen Every Evening Unt August in{ The monster gun is a 14-inch rifle, | man armies. Designs were started We are offering all 10 P ally designed rail- | late in 1919 and complete drawings CL LR L Twentr-four vears of wnccesstal denbates and . P 9 : oth. $G au . e of thousands of satis tients iae. and is heavier than the | were finished early in 1921. Construc- | Guaranteed. e iseton and! sacreunaiay clttersandutswse I f"“‘! interested in PhoteiUssat O locomotive ever bullt. The| tion of the carriuge taxed the ingen | Florida property an RFiCiEa el total wei including the rifle and | yity and skill of the Army's greatest T R T e 0 Bl coportunity te savesti: Main 317, mount, is 365 tons. The special car | ordnance experts. The mount was ventative methodn. o o It biuel e with o toen of | completed fn 1922 and with the gun | remarkabie toc lin: varformance,. fof the. il gate conditions on the Homeseekers' Realty Co ur Individual trucks with a total of | Jeft the arsenals for Aberdeen Prov- Tae of il modern methods that rob pain Each Coast at a large e 14 axles. Th al heght of the unit | jne Ground. where it was fired for g dentintry "of ull Ita terrors and add 1o the com- & . is 14 feet 1 Inch, with a maximum | (ne ‘fres' time on October 2. 19 fort and relief of our patiente. Hand-made Plates our ape- saving through these Acents for th breadth of 10 feet. It is 95 feet 4| g 5 5 By Dr. Freiot and stafl of expert, careful d g S Since that time ordnance experts 3 two specially arrange ches 1 and 80 CO! o + tists that has b rd for the past Other plates In gold, alumi- - 4 ¥4 inches In length and is so constructed | nave been Improving the carriage S Ik thin offce Ram, siver and ail’ porce. that it can be used either on perma-| jechanien ‘which fs now regarded reonully by Dr. Freiot und gunr Tain. ‘Guaranteed t emplacement or with troops in teed. the field as perfected. A e i | %*a"Crew of 50 men 15 required to oo TEMImontals pon request. | Eight larce sanitars reception and, everaiing USE THIS COUPON Tested at Aberdeen. man one of these guns, but as they Sterllized before using s ks 4 ok e OSeRany Without abligation The rifle was built at the Water-| are usually used as a battery of t—please &end ] B about “HOLLY. sliet, X. V. arsenal, and the mount | two, u total of 200 men are necessary. and sup"n‘ St Terma ot g out e TR SEan G oo e Bl e vy Hurls 1,600-Pound Shell. . T Fayment L ¥ Mo for fest murnones ab ihe Ates| T Ene Eun fires o profectile varying | A squirt does Atteitanes ) Arranged > "linl\ill\il\. LEVY deen (Md.) proving ground, from ght from 1,200 to 1,600 pounds, | e i stric gr. Which ‘. rosS the-continent | utilizing a propeiling charge of 450 | the work 407 Seventh St. N.W. ‘ Washington, . (. r San Diego, | Poundy U'( f,‘{“‘;:‘l';“‘-"“‘ podgeri o - ness T One of_Our Mans Strikine Featurs Phone 1426 N. Y. Ave. N.W scheduled to begin Satur. | & rangé of 25 miles. gun can b Ry S ; ? SRV O 26 N. Y. Ave. 3 ision | e 2 fired from a maximum elevation of | Get 1t at your dealer's g charge for extructing. when other worl N 50 degrees either from the fixed en i Hours: 9 AM. to & P.) > unmodi- | The railroad systems over which the | 30 degl o = made include the Pennsyl. | placement or in the field. The field | THE SIMONIZ CO. CHICAGO | \nd North. | method uses outriggers to take the' > and the ry calls it cities en route, ranging | ; ; .‘ o hours W with FRENCH BRIAR PIPES S o ettt v | On the s . k... ARE LOSING MARKETS o marcichure. Altowna amd Fitis: | ] o J ere w Aiance. Ofrvils, Mans Northeast 4 i You it | Once Susies 5 & y ind Lima, Ohio; Fort Wayne and Supreme, Pro Now Has Ind; Chicago. Clinton, | 1 Island and North | : “latte, Nebr.: Svdney and p g : L ) i e Denver. Colo.: Chevenne and Laramie, f : i : s 0ok ncl Wyo.: Ogden, Utah; Reno, Nev.; Sac: 0 lh , e @ 6 (s] ento. Stockton. 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