The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1920, Page 9

Drogrens of the fiteht, had prevsred | DETECTIVE HOLDS UP ARMY. to stay up all night watching It, The arigiage declared they would make ano?her attempt soon to break the record and wore confident tha’ lost night's test ehowed they could do it. + "We took up 560 gallons of gasoline, enough to keep up flying until after qiury. | ad noon torday,” sald Lieut, Kilpatrick, | ,,. a mud been notified thet, gx: “but we realized when we discovered | fuel, ™ Mate instruments ore pra the leak thas we cotild not accom Brae hind had Been “located Ips plish our purpors. We tried to stop the leak, but it was imponsible to do vo while wean e in tho alr, We stayed it ull our aad tanks wage practically empty. ENDURANCE FLYER - FORCED TO GE UP | BY GASOLINE LEAK’ ———— Came Down Soon After Mid- hits te Keop Appointment to Ge After Melen Property. Lieut. “W. F. Gent of the 224 Infantry. stationed at Goternor'a Taland, with a squad of men watted long but not pa- Uently thie morning for a city detective to meet the party at the Barge Office at we Battery, Bowery * The police promised to send a deteo- bad to ay along and recover the pro) ‘an hour ester the time set the fievfenant "and hie 0 raiting in the col tor 4 detect! night, but Set New Record, at That. * After remaining in’ the alr for eighteen houre and six minutes in @n effort to break the world’s resord for airplane endurance, Lieut. Ross ©,” Kilpatrick, one of the army's Alaskan fiers, and bis civilian mechaniclan, Max Goodnough, were forced to descend ‘at Mitche! Field, ‘Mineola; at 1.36 o’clook this morning. The fliers, who started their test PHONOGRAPH BRING IN YOUR FAVORITE RECORD AND WE WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT ° WE CAN IMPROVE ITS TONE 25% to 30% Oe Investigate the latest result of Remington Genius Qt 7.20 o'clock yesterday morning, had planned to stay up for thirty-five hours, “thereby breaking all world marks, but a leaky gasoline tank cut short their flight. When they dé soended their fuel supply was ex- hausted. Aa it Is, lt is declared they broke the world's record for a single. motor airplane fight. The airplane attracted little at- fention yesterday, but when dark- ‘ness cae the race between time and ‘the machine's gas supply took on a weird aspect. Searchlights and flares Ut up the alrplané as it circled Mit- che! Field, dancing Nike a shadow ‘through the banks of clouds and at times cutting across the face of the moon. From time to time the machine bwooped to within 200 feet of the ground, only to soar again to high altitudes, Most of the time it circled between 500 and 1,000 feet| | over the field. Lieut. Kilpatrick's fiancee was an Interested spectator, | and army officers, delighted by the Slern Brothers - West 42nd St. West 43rd St- An interesting historical treatise on the Remington Family free te each caller. Demonstrated at Retail Balesrooms 1664 BROADWAY, (near 52nd Bt.) 941 Intervale Ave. 386 Grand 8t. 201 W. 145th Se, 21 W. 30th Bt. NEW YORK |. 73 PLATBUSH AVE. + 798 Franklin Ave. BROOKLYN (Between Fifth and Sixth~Avenues) Extensive Christmas Assortments of Women’s and [isses’ Silk Petticoats Very Specially Priced at $3.95 to 9.75 Main Floor) Heavy Milanese Jerseys, embroidered or plain; Taffetas, - Jersey Tops and Megssalines. All the favored colors. 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Sizes 36 to 46, Be eens teom . 932.50, up pogk Second Floor Payment Plan Smoking $1.75 January Columbia and Cortina Foreign Lan. quage Records Mahogan Stand: Complete with Matt vee nee good-looking stand for very Jittle money. Other Smoking Stands up to $2: 2°00. Fourth bloor, Holy Bibles: $1.60 Bound in leatherette, large size, clearly legible type and red edges. Main Floor. \ i} i Christmas Greenery | SEWING MACHINES ON GREDIT UP TO $110 Open ae Until Christmas $40 and $54 — High Shoes, $8—Were $12 to $20 Fresh Turkeys: 55c lb. Hen and tom turkeys, of best quality, ‘BROKAW BROTHERS 1457-1463 BROADWAY AT FORTY-SECOND STREET weighing from 8 to 25 pounds, at a price lower then your neighbor butcher asks. Also Lis ducklings and chickens, at low vase ment, Satin Camisoles : $1.00 | silks—extra heavy Broadcloths, with satin attractive prices and merchandise make it extremely pleasant! 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It takes so little work to turn these lovely ribbons in lingerie shade into camisoles worthy to be best-friend gifts. Main Flo.r. The ribbon is worth very much more a q yard, but is specially priced as the result of a special purchase. Main Floor. 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Low prices on hot house and a liberal quantity sold out very q y. and patterns, reduced \to _ | ® California fruits—wonderful assortments of | many people were disappointed at not gsi $20, $30 ond ra # fresh cut flowers. $3 and up for artistic | ting one, so many were the requests aa to pai AN ARM | floral designs—-in the Lexington Avenue | when we would have more, we made Special Mention— | Flower Shop. Decorative and flowering | strenuous efforts to securé a repeat offer- Winter Overcoats, $45, $55 and $75—Were $50 to $125 | plants, 98¢ to $5 Greenhouse on the Roof. | fing, and HERE THEY ARE, But this Winter Sack Suits, Were $50 to $95 | i : i