The evening world. Newspaper, July 15, 1920, Page 9

long sustained flight is planned, but fome delays en route for photogiaphic the expedition, The primary object is} the establishment of an aerial military This laid out, it will be easy to move of Asia—Message for Ex- | tng entire Army Air Service along It, plorer Amundsen, and thence to Asia should need arise, The following flight s#heduls has been arranged for the westward Four United States Army Air Sor- | Journey: jc@ airplanes, with the plane of the| New york. to ‘Bete, Pa. eet leader, Capt. St. Clair Stroet,| Grand Rawle te wine mt, started from Mitchel Feld, | einen to Fargo, N, 0 imeola, at 12.33 this afternoon on a 009-mile flight to Ne Alaska, tern, Most of the country ¢ C atersed, which Includes many huns! peice Gearte to eda of miles of Canadian territory, Haaleton to Ween Saskatoon to Fata anton, Récognizing the possibility of acsu-| White Hore to Dawon, Yuk mts to the planes far from human| mimanks to Rub hitation, the aviators are equipped | pty to Nome ding themaclves with food if stcoss|¢ion is as follows: Commanding Circumstances requires. It 1s an] omcer, Capt, St. Clair Street, with Mploneering journey and Is expect) sergt, Edmond Henriques as ob- ¢ one of the historle flights| server, in Plane No. 1; Plane No. % ah bi dom Lieut. Clifford C. Nutt and Lieut. fight is successful the four| pio EH. Nelson: B ar§ Late ve landed before the urn on the an coast wi y miles of Asia. In Nome the ers expect to meet Capt. Ronald SUIT nptrtairsritancnacaeeteanv ey n, the explorer = a Flint's Fine Fumiture Amundsen the ainplanes Ouamanrexn. essages from the American jographical Society, the National ographic Society, the Norwegian pvernment Ind other individuals, ongratulating Shim on “the third ht achievement of your life as an xplorer.”’ Hundreds of officers, officers’ wives Now in pro: @nd others were at Mitchel Field to i Bian The ne start. which had been de-| = rhe ee circled the field onee| 2 Our brie Gla Stock of ter taking the n sped off for t| = Persian&Chinese Ri rie, Pa., the first stop, a distance of 0 miles AT REDUCTIONS ADERA MORE THAN. > ‘he one big purpose of this trip is ry 35% demonstrate the usefwiness of the | 7 plane commercially,” said Capt. 4Flint & Horner Co tne ao-abWest 36% St. eel just before the flight started “ MI nnual Storer learance Sale Dn the round trip to and from me; their ostensible objective, al- mgh Cape Prince of Wales will be point furthest west, the planes THE nveniKe WORLD, ruumpbaY,’ x seh bain "1990. has Been made of an expedition for war. Col. William Mitchell, head of the " : an effort will be made to follow @ Pre-|denarement of training and operation Levpiretingyaraledbabeigict bien heed peng (of the Army Alr Service, said to-day: | of from 200 to 350 miles a day, an “The New York-to-Nome filght in- | aerate itiates the development of aerial routes bn cae from north ta south across the Amer- | x ie Photography Is one of the two great! iin Continent, eventual feelers from ‘The garrison at Nuevo Laredo defeat: |reet on the th St ends, although tho secondary %n¢, Of} in14 route to the Eastern part of ed rebels who attapked the town vearly| Action by th according to Information re- There are no details of body has. no SAN ANTONI Asia, and a connection with air routes across Asia to Burope. Hope to Land Withi Within 50 Miles] route to northwesternmost America.) oniand flight of any magnitude which we have attempted across the territory of anotper country “Por a great part of the distance this route runs across Canada Canadian authorities have offered us every facility for the carrying out of our, plan and {ts completion. tal landing place has been carefully se~ lected, supplies of gasoline, oi! and spare parts distributed; maps pro- vided, also complete instructions for each part of the work. ith rifles and other means for pro-| ‘mhe flying personnel of the expedi- if" SHOES Halt Price and Less at the 14th Street rank & Pinera etter ~at half price and less— h ndreds of thousands of pairs of America’s finest made shoes. It is the ‘eatest opportunity to economize on twear ever known in New York. Money Back if Not : Satisfied. Children’s Shoes Men’s Goodyear Welt Shoes, $ $5.95 to > $6.98 Women’s 's Pumps, colved. here. It is the first the fighting. sinever beon seen from an airplane, Wrangell to White Home, Yukon OP oth Coast Dameon to Pairbank oh Detense Armory fo foo! A Large Assortment of $3.95 to 6.95 $2.45 to 9.75 rbocker or flapper Boys’ trousers; 6.to 16 years. . .25 17 years STRAW HATS CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS in JULY and AUGUST - Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Belween 5th and 6th Aves.) West 43rd Street Our Semi-Annual Sale of Furniture and Rugs is now in progress. . Presenting the most extensive assortment of high grade merchandise we have ever assembled—all of which is now offered at Substantial Price Reductiens. Il | Double Paneled WASH PETTICOATS Models ideal for Summer wear are shown in Washable Satin, Crepe de Chine or fine Venetian Cloth. Some lace trimmed, embroidered and hip hemmed models at very special prices: MAIN FLOOR Special Offerings To-morrow in BOYS’ SUITS and HATS LITTLE BOYS’ WARM WEATHER SUITS—Short or long sleeves; Middy, Oliver Twist and Junior Norfolk models; i and colored Chambray, Pique, Repp and Galatea, 21% to 9 years, Boys’ Palm Beach Suits, 12.50 Boys’ serviceable Tan Linen » and Grey Crash Suits. Khaki Suits; 7 to will cover approximately 9.000 miles.| GH. Grumrine; Plane No, 4, Lieut. each part of the army alr service BROOKLYN'S NEW MARKET. ‘ . AUR PLANES OFF It {a estimated this will take forty-| Rogs Kirkpatrick and Bergt. Joseph five days. No attempt at speed oF! @ Anglish oe Women’s Style 2307 Medium weight mercer- ized lisle hose with mock seam, with the famous, Hemnit top. It is suitable for year round wear, has high spliced heel, double sole, reinforced heel and toe. Black, white, and colors, a Men’s Style 2450 Mercerized half hose. A very durable and neat- appearing halfhose. High spliced heel, double sole, reinforced heel and toe. Black, white, and colors. to: fumetion in a way that is analogdus to the preparation | Aldermen Approve Nelection of In other Mth Street Waterfront Site. it js a ;manoeuvre of our| The Board of Aldermen has ane | SKULL BROKEN sno whole service.” Rebeta at Naevo|*th from a point north of sti st {mont of the prover tloned the selection of a alte. for Brookiyn terminal market {t éxtonds wet to the line of the Inland on the 39t ad. tho #kull. under charter eedings for the tranafer of the land IPSWICH SERIES HOSIERY For Good Value Knitted to Meet the Needs of Human Feet Over fifty million pairs of Ipswich aE OeNeTy gave satisfaction last year. This great volume of sales is the result of Good Value, of shapeliness and comfort, of good looks and sturdiness from top to toe. Ipswich is knitted to meet the needs of human feet. Every size is correct in every dimension, because Ipswich sizes are the result of scientific measurements. The Ipswich Trade Mark is a guide to hosiery satisfaction; it stands for quality at moderate prices—in cotton, lisle, mercerized and fibre silk hosiery. IPSWICH MILLS ™TARR#*P Ipswich, Mass, Oldest and One of the Lorgest Hosiery Mills im the United States LAWRENCE & CO., Sole Selling Agents Boston ang New York Ovens its Atel tokeep an even et Bread heat which makes SPECIALS IN BOYS’ HATS ; $2.50 to 5.00 WASH. HATS—White Duck Naval or Regulation Tam, | i | Hi ui | Hoard of Estimate, thy by private sale. A youth describing himacit as Martin Finneran, elghteen years old, of No, 113 49th. Street | Amsterdam “Avenue, went to the st. Lawrence Hospital early | toma; nd from the waterfront 4.452 feet [treated for an Injury to his hei tend and 2.041 the doctors say is a possivie Cracture of mon was necessary | "He auld he waa atruck as he was! iston, although that/teaving a dance hall near Lanox Ave- in the actual pro- inue and 116th Street. The police were otitied and are Investigating. Opposite Waldorf Hotel Ending Saturday Night Final Round-Up of accumulations of broken lots from every one of the FORTY famous na- tionally advertised brands of clothes formenand young menfeatured byus. imo SUAS All-Wool ul Ss Repriced for final clearance asfollows: 220 Suits That Were $40 $45 601 431 Suits That Were 55 60 ‘The biggest values this great 2d floor shop has ever offered. All sizes are represented, but not all sizes in all patterns. You could choose blindfolded and be sure of picking a bargain. Big Savings SECOND FLOOB _— Aircaien tice tare Street Opp. Waldorf Hotel IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED — A WORLD “WANT” WILL GO AND FIND IT (Between Fifth Avenue and Broadway) “JUNIOR” Mostly light colors in young men’s models. Sizes 38 to 42. pA and in all Beso including bare In Palm Beach, Panama, Mohair, Gabardine and numerous other Tropical Weight Suits. 15 West * * * * * * wi * - &