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SA Y FL YING NEWSPAPERMEN
'Nothing All in Day's lforh," Remarks Stryltcr, Reporter,
and Crail, Photographer, After Two Record-BrcaJting
Assignments in Few tiours
"It's nothing just liatt of n day's
work."
With those casual words Captain
"Wallace Strykcr, Eve.mno 1'uiimc
iEDOEti flying reporter, and Walter
Crail, the fl liip photographer, today
dismissed their experiences on Saturday
In "covering" from the nir the two
biggest news events of the day.
Within a little more than three hours
tlm aerial news gatherers had visited
i;il;Lon, Md., whero n stupcct in the
murder of Klmcr 0. Drcwcs, tho Dart
mouth student, was nbout to be taken
to Philadelphia for attempted identifi
cation, nnd had electrified tho specta
tors Inside tho huge "bowl" nt Prince
ton, whero tho I'rincton-Xary football
game ns being played.
Half Hour to Klldon
Cnnvlwlng proof of the superiority of
news-gatheriug by airplane was fur
nished by the flight to I'lktou and re
turn. The Ivesino I'vni.io IjKduer
plane was back, and a photograph of
tho suspect was in tho Kvesisq
PurtLio LiEDOEit office nearly nn hour
beforo Detective Diolterson arrived with
bis man nt C tr Ha 1
Captain Stryker nnd the staff plio
tograplier packed a hie din's work into
i few liourx. llie.v left tin II) lug tield ' s . .
nt Nevcntj-firit -tri-i-t nnd Mninl lo'i.l St'JMlE UCSt tllinjIS
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plcturo nnd nt 1:05 the pair were in
I'hiladclphla.
A rush to the newspaper office and a
photograph of tho Klkton suspect was
printed nnd in the hnnds of Major
Wynne nearly an hour before Detective
Dlckcrson arrived with tho suspect. The
picture showed convincingly the pris
oner was not Brines.
After n hnsty lunch the aviator-reporter
and his photographer companion
wnr nflF ntmfn. thi tlinp for 1'rim'otntl.
Picture-milking over Palmer Stadium
there was rendered impossimcby the
heavy fog nnd so Captain tryker did
the next best thing nnd entertained the
football crowd with stunts. On the re
turn trip the plane flew over Franklin
Field nnd thcro were moro stunts for
the crowd just leaving nftcr tho Pcun
Virginia Military Institute game.
Altogether tho Evknco Prnuc
IiEUOkh plane wns In the nir two hours
and thirty-live minutes.
CHURCH BEGINS JUBILEE
Falls of Schuylkill Methodist Celc
brates Renovation
.Tnlillfo ftprvlri"! urro bczun yesterday
to mark tho renovation of the Falls of
Schuylkill Methodist Episcopal Church,
Queen lano nnd Krnll street, of which
the Hev. S. J. Gallagher is pastor. The
repair wero mauo at a cost oi more
than 3000. Tho morning sermon wns
delivered by tho Itcv. Henry Hess, a
native of thnt unrlsli who now is pastor
of the South Uroad street church. In
the nfternoou the Sunday School choir
sang under the direction of Joseph
Smith.
Tonight the Iter. Mr. Gnllnglicr will
i-irilvn nil thr former nnstors of his
church. The special services will con
tinue throughout the week.
TWO-DAY JUBILEE ENDS
Archbishop Dougherty Attends Serv
ices at St. Anne's
Tho two-da jubilee celebration of
St. Ann's Catholic Church, Lehigh
avenue nnd Memphis street, ended jc-.-onlay
with services participated in by
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I The Roof
; 1 He Forgot.
BOUGHT.
Mom. ! EtUbllthtd Itallabtlltr
HfchMt Prleet Value Guaranttad
VjUCHTEY'S ?&?,?.&
Archbishop Dougherty nnd other
clerics.
Thn tiflYillfn wlilf-h mnrlfM linfh thfi
seventy-fifth nnnivcrsary of tho found
ing or. tno pnrisu anu tuo mucin nnni
vcrsnry of the present church edifice,
wns attended by a great many priests
who were formerly connected with tho
church'.
Firemen Rescue Eight Horses
Elghorscs were rescued by firemen
of Englno Company 04, Sixty-third
street nnd Lancaster avenue, yesterday
from fire In a stable at Sixty-fourth
nnd Mclvln streets. Tho loss wns
small.
ZDoufifjcrtp's faultless (EnsUsfo Boton Jf ucniture
Davenports,
Chaises Longucs
and Chairs
Tho aristocratic charm
nnd luxury of this beauti
ful furniture have an irrc
nistihlo ann6al for thoso
...1.- .nnt-nxtntn t Vl f llClCht
of exclusive designing, materials and craftsmanship. Of uncquaiea
luxury, it lends new and dignified distinction to the finest home, bach
pieco made and upholstered to your special order. Samplo moueis
may be seen, and coverings selected in our Warcrooms.
Dougherty Faultless Bedding
Hair Mattresses Box Springs Bedsteads
1632 Chestnut Street
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Founded in 18G5
nt J I o clock, ami half an hour later
wero at Klkton. Pa-wagers in n llnl-
timoro and" Wavhiiigton epre-.-t train E
wero thrilled by Captain Stryker's .
"stunts" as he flew low to get his
bearings in the fog nud mist.
Polico Arc Aided
The plane landed n mile from the Elk- . 5
ton jnll ; some time wns lost in reaching i
It and there wns more delay in the wait 5
for the prisoner suspected of being Wil- I :
11am P. Brines, wanted for the murder '
of Elmer C. Drcwes. Hut nt 12 :1!0 the 1 5
Evening Pi nuo IjEUOeii man got His I
i have," said
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Boy', Ciri'
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Mndtrute
Stork
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i FISCHER I
255 S. 9th 1
I'honet M'alnnt 490J
Dudley, "are the ones we i
forget. Three of my work- I
men are always quarrel-
ing, or drinking, or strik- E
ing, and I lie awake nights
thinking about them. But 5
one man is always on
hand, does good work, 5
makes no trouble and I
almost forget I have him.
"Same way with roofs. I
know about the house roof, for
the slates are always breaking:
the shingle roof on the barn E
lenks in three places; and that E
new patent incombustible roof E
has caught fuc twice already; E
but the old tin roof that father E
put on tho shop never leaks, E
can't burn, never makes trou-
ble, and if old Potts didn't E
come to paint it every third E
year, I'd forget it was there.!' E
Tin Is best In every way but E
jou want tho best tlti ABk any
roofer. If he mentions XU-
DUUA-TIN", you'ro safe, E
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Wat-r-proof
Canas
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proms uro rain
proof. HvBtvorU
rlKht in our own tnft
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The House that Heppe built
Inaugurated the One-Price System in 1881
Downtown 1 117-1119 Chestnut Street Uptown 6th and Thompson Streets.
Gabrilowitsch
who appears Wednesday evening, October 27th, at the
Academy of Music, in his concert work uses exclusively the
celebrated
jWason $c ?amlm Piano
In addition to his concert work he now records exclusively
A for the greatest of all musical wonders, the marvelous
Duo-Art Pianola-Piano
Both of these instruments are undoubtedly the greatest in
the world in their respective groups. Thej are both sold in Phila
delphia by the house of C. J. Heppe & Son.
The Duo-Art is made only in the
Steinway, Weber, Steck, Wheelock
or Stroud pianos. Prices range from
$895 up.
Drop in and hear these wonderful
instruments. Demonstrations will be
gladly given. Catalogues will be
sent on request.
If
Q'rifoVitsch,
makes
record rolls
exclusively
for the
Duo-Art
Pianola Piano
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C. J. Heppe & Son
Downtow u
1117-19 Chestnut St.
Uptown
Clli and Thompson Sts.
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iof DistiuctioiXandRiealCoiivlort i
j. F IRE PROOP OARAGE. I
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SeWIIjTHIRE
Vlrilnla A vs. nd Beach Cup. 3S0. PrlTE
hatha, ran. rrater; elaator..ttc. Amar. p4aa.
Ail. KULIA Owner. N. j.' COLLINS. Urr
Hotel Rncnlipl Kentucky ava ataara.
XaUlCl ooscooei Uot()1 rejumi.hsd. ex.
callant UoU. Phona 117. A. K. MARION;
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LAUREL HOUSE
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Oldrat anil nuit nrliihWn I,nkrufiil llnirl.
Klni-Nt ltrnrl mlf roiirc In Hie Worlil.
!u thinK. tf H (inly ."'.' mlleo from
rnilaaHphia and -t truiy a resort. Kasli
raarlifl in mtoi Mod-in. luxurious und
thorouehly nbraet of tho tlmm.
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VTHITK CITY INFORMATION HUHEAU
I-OCONO MOUNTAINS '
Blount Tocino, Tn.
The Ontwood v"i a" y'ar- lean
ine Vfliwaou iatlon ncM fall anil
trlntrrfctn booklet K I. A I" V Artman
NTH' OKIFXN". U
NEW ORLEANS
"Thai Parlaof Amarica"
Cantral Tlekat Officaa
of all Principal Rail,
road and Staamahlp
Llnaa In St. Charlaa
Lobby. Illuitrntad
Foldar on Raquaat.
lp &t. (2Ilctrb0
On of America. laadlnc hotU.
Accommodating ovr 1000 iuiiti(
ALPRCD 8. AMUR & CO., Ltd.
Proprletoro
An Opportunity
Is yours if you desire to ob
tain photographs which ap
pear in the Ledger or any we
have on file.
The Ledger Photo Service
was recently established
(duo to many requests for
prints) and rates may bo
had by writing or phoning
LEDGER
PHOTO SERVICE
Room 311
Independence Square
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New Readjustment Prices
Reductions in Price from $500 to $800
Make the Franklin the Best
Automobile Buy on the Market
On September 25th the prices on all models were greatly reduced by
the Franklin Motor Car Company of Syracuse, with the distinct purpose of
getting back to normal "after the war" prices, AND TO ACCENTUATE
THE CONSTRUCTIVE TIMELY ECONOMIES WHICH FRANKLIN
CARS RENDER IN ACTUAL SERVICE.
Former Price- Present Price Saving
Touring Car $3100 $2600 $500
4 Passenger Roadster - - $3100 $2500 $600
Runabout $3050 $2400 $650
2 Passenger with Winter Top, $3300 $2750 $550
Brougham $4300 $3500 $800
Sedan $4350 $3600 $750
20 miles to the gallon of gasoline 14.500 miles to
the set of tires 50 slower yearly depreciation
(National Averapei)
Franklin Motor Car Co.
C. G. Heck, President '
911-13 North Broad St., Phila., Pa.
Bell Phone Poplar 4056-4057
Sor Hour'
8 to S20.
Piano Store
Open Till
9 P, M.
Enter at 0 th
Stree'i Door
Gimbel Brothers
MARKET CHESTNUT ii llOHTM t NINTH
For Tuepday
Phil..,
Monday,
Oct. 25;
1920.
Player-Pianos
at $395
Bankrupt Stock from the International
Pi&no Manufacturing Co.
of Fall River, Massachusetts
, An instance where ideals were too costly for the prices asked
for the product the International Piano Manufacturing Co. gave
too much for the money asked should have asked higher
prices just to come out even, not to mention profits.! Ran on finan
cial rocks wrecked!
By Order of the U. S. Court
The Receiver Sold to Gimbels
One of the greatest bargains of the year in Player-Pianos
and right at the advent of the holiday season and a player-piano
is the "gift royal"!
Prices Begin at $395
All Are Sold on Easy Terms
All Are 88-Note Players
All Are Brand New
A remarkable opportunity to own an excellent Player-Piano we guarantee
them fully at a wonderfully low price, and on easy terms of payment.
During this Sale the Piano and Talking Machine Store Will Be
Open Till 9 o 'Clock. Enter at Ninth St Door
Gimbels, faardman Hall, Seventh floor; also Subway Store
Another Anniversary Sale Special
Aeolian Vocalions
REDUCED
First Payment
May he as Little as
$5
The company decided to discontinue these two styles of the
Aeolian -Vocalion
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Former Price, $135
Special Price
$110
Pay as Little as $5 Down
Cftaa Woodai Selected Mahogany. Fumed Oak
and aolden Oak.
Ton Arm: The Aeolian Universal Tone Arm;
plays all records.
Vocation Automatlo fltopi An Improved typo;
superior to and simpler than nny other on tho
.market.
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Former Price, $165 fa O f
Special Price M
Pay as Little as $5 Down
Cni "Wooflai Selocted Mahogany, Fumed Oak
and Oolden Oak. ..... , ,,. Arm-
Tone Armi Tho Aeolian Unlvereal Tone Arm.
plays all records. . ,,
Vocation Automatlo Btopi An Improved type,
superior to nd simpler than any other on mo
Thli Instrument 1 eQulpped with the t
Oraduola the only nrtliUo phonograph tona
oontrol In existence. -
These two styles won't appear in the 1921 catalogue hence
all remainder stocks are "slated" for a quick clearaway.
They Play All Disc Records
NOW $110 (Been $135) Now $13S(Been$lM
Christmas gift? or for right
now, and enjoy it while paying
for it. First payment may be
as little as, $5.
Gimbels, Hardman Hall, Seventh
floor; also Subwayv Store
Gimbel Brothers. Philadelphia
Without obligation on my part, please give
full information regarding Player-Pianos ana
Aeolian Vocalions and easy terms of payment.
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