The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1921, Page 15

3 Y NEW YORK GETS LLOT BOX ALLIANCE AND BALL ACHANCE 10 VOTE ON PROHIBITION ——s People Can Indicate What Whey Think of the Volstead Act and Blue Laws. New York is having its fire, oppor- | tunity to vote whether it wants light | wines and beer, is favorable to a lib- ral interpretation 0% the Volstead act or for its modificction, It can at the same time register its approvad or disapproval of a blue Sunday. All through the city in restaurants, hotels, cigar stands, grocery and deli- catessen stores, barber shops, ice ream and candy stores ballot boxes \d ballots afte being placed by the |] 9 am ational Liberal Al'lance in an effort to get an expression from the voters, men and women, #s to what they | want in this regard. It is a straw) vote on National Prohibition and | blue laws. | ‘The National Liberal Alliance, an =e organization that is Known in the West and has come into New York without a rish of a a opened offices at No, 15 Whitehall | ——— Streets which are in chargé of I am oF it Wberal constrac. eis Clay Harley, National Chat thon ac strict enforcement of It has gone about sounding out the od at jon Amend. sentiment In New York as it has} sounded it elsewhere in the country by means of the ballot box. Mr, Harley, who comes from Ore- gon, says he never was in the saloon Dusiness and never had a r e wha was, so far as Is known. A © for the nm of Oregon on aten by the ma P 1 am agaft all “Blue Laws.” L am ginst Light Wines and Beers. 1 favor Fiet enforcement of “Dive Laws.” eS ganization a und secure to WOMASTRICKEN; MEN HE he people of the Un tates the in- ion and strict City Hpital in a serion 1 Prohi- David assan and Max Dav: ondit tion of libs enforcement of t bition Amendment and Sue laws. (n force oF It states that as sence of t preciate pr tionnaire, ime is th nent, it would ap- ing out the qu wen the young woman MrFord) was employ compan: hames of May Wylie “What sentiment do we find?" sald beats, Uhh SE Mr. Harley to-day, repeating a query Matret Dugan put to him. far it would secm that upward of % per cent, of the |~ men and women who have vot for a modification of the Vols act.” “Women too?” he was asked. “Yes, women. ‘They re whiskey, But they are for ! and beer. There are the ballots; ye on may look them ove nd he p ed to a stack table high that had been tabulated by as h “We want to & ¢woman in the city a chance t ist what they want and where ontinued, “and I wish te uld catch any one failing to tabulate a ballot that n favo of Prohibition T will fire him.” Does wonders for poor complexions, It's surpris- ing how rarely the proper use of Resinol Olutnent Resinol Soap faila to clear away blotche: redness, roughnens, et and give the skin its n ural freshness and charm, Sold by all druggists. “Will you give the yehance to vote?” V“Gladiy, and re against. Givi chance and find res and lettin Fwant, and abi the majority: he way this Government was inti!- pd to be run. If the people voto Favor of continuing the Vols t the way it is we will ann ‘Thus far there arpears to 1M chance of their doing it.” see NOTORIOUS NIHILIST gS. COPENHAGEN, Inty 20. Va Sas- sulltch, a notorious Nihilist ‘mown twenty-five years ago th world, died at Moscow y cording to a report re The death of Vera roxrad was also reported in Included “in her c of Gen. Trepoff, 1 Petersburs, in churches he was asked AN “Lost anc advertised in T can be left at any of The Wor! Advertising Agenc telephoned direct Cal) 4000 Reekra Brookiyn Office, 4100 Main, NIN s (| or. te" sues Bt Ave. Our Easy Payment Piadpplies Every where Within 150 Miles of New York. We Furnish Apariny sand Homes on Weekly or Monthly Payments, jece Heblwhite Bedroom Suite in Antique 50 i neatly (ved, with bow foot end Bed; as II- 9: August Columbia_and 1 Cortina Foreign Language Records on Sale. Columbia Grafonolas from $30 UP on Our Easy Payment Plan. All Goods Marked in ) Plain Figures. Motor Truck Deliveries, ENGLANDER Leval-Lock Couch Bed, with Imperial Roll Edge Mattress and Link — Fab ic Spring; $29.75 as illus- trated, at Cewing Machines on Credit Up to $110, OpeOnly Monday Evenings During July and August FOR DRY ;AW TEST for tal construction and; Strlet enforgent of the National rohibition juendment. ton wine Be able rights of life, hberty 4nd Me |wognitq Doctors Relieve she fe ursuit of happ Pin its to whieh ts at-| Vjim of Wood Alcohol. h to be {victim of wood alcohol, Mrs. an unbiased sur i tain the views of ot Marjor| Ford of lyn is in the . both of | ton tO this cf are in jail pending the outs | 3 come ithe case. They, with a Phila- deiph! who also may be questioned, | were © |ast persons known to nave | d at a hotel PennouBh the osentinye _'Two friends found her uncon- about thi few day sciouWhen they tried to awaken her. of twenty tho ballots, jsornins. Both Glassan and Davis filled in, d and collected and gecrd they hid left her last night at tabulated. {oc lock. A. bank book und. letters Resinol Word or reported Room be, sted les, or con be to The World. New York, oF THE EVENING WORLD, VESAREeSe, JULY 20, Great Neck Will Be Greater If Uplifters Win | They'll Give an Uplift Party at $5 a Throw to Finance Fire- Fighting Vigilants. (Special to The Brening World.) GREAT NECK, L. L, July 20.—The jartistic, literary and theatrical house- holders of Great Neck Peninsula are having daily evening mass meetings land fire engine ballyhoo parties stir- ring up the North Shore for an Uplift Party next Sunday night. Every time a Great Neck movie star or magazine writer goes joyriding nowadays he carries @ pot of paste and a roll of |w three-sheet posters under his knees to decorate the landscape with bills of the coming show. Gene Buck is the oratorical prophet of the movement. He is for a greater Great Neck. Sunday night's entertainment, at $5 a throw, on the grounds of C. H. God- | dard, are to go to the spot where the community feels weakest these dry days—the Vigilant Engine and Hook land Ladder Company, which protects the south end of the peninsula. These proceeds will go to get a lot of new hose for the long reaches from the mains to the villas back from The proceeds of next | | the roads and a battery of light one i vnainea for quick work on fast- ting frame housés, and a new | trucks After that the uplifters are going to see what they can do toward helping the poor old Long Island Railroad build @ ruilroad station in place of the present shack and shelter and boost the fire Department down at the other end of town and in general fur- nish money for various projects that the Great Neck Association would like to do if it had the money. The show on the Goddard place has already in rehearsal Raymond Hitch- cock, Ernest Truex, Donald Brian, Frank Craven, Albert von Tilzer, Constance Campbell, James J. Corbett, Francis X. Hope, Bobby North, Créighton Hale—all “local talent"—as | well as Irvin ®. Cobb, Frank acon, the All-Star Idlers of the Lambs’ Club, Fisher's Orchestra and other in- dividuals and organizations from Los Angeles and way stations. One of the most important commit- tees devised by the professionals with wide experience in such affairs is a Capture and Escort Committee which will take all performers into custody |to-night and “ride herd” on them un- til they have appeared in the show as advertised. ——— ARNSTEIN DENIED NEW TRIAL WASHINGTON, July 20.—The District Court of Appeals denied the ap- | plication of Jules W. Arnstein and Isa- dore Cohn of New York and Davia W. Sullivan, Norman 8. Bowles and Wilen | W. Easterday of Washington for a| mandamus to compel the District Su-| preme Court to grant them a new trial | of the conspiracy case in which they | | were convicted recently. ‘The generous ‘goodness’. 1921.) Value Supreme fs in every packet of "SALAD A" | rE A Every little leaf wifl yield its full quota of Sold in sealed packets only. in these ‘he Abuse of the Big Toe.” ‘Rppeliate Court, merely indotsing | = — | the Raper with the word ‘'dénied.” ren- | dered no opinion. LD ion. ye and | | Boys'ShakerKnitSlipovers, with roll collars, Infants’ Bathing Suits, with roll collars. Pure Wool Slip-on Sweaters, of wide range of cunning atyles, Pure Zephyr Wool Buttoned Sweaters, With or without belts, Infants’ Knitted C: 902 Park FOR BOYS | Busha =" 2.98 eee | a Two pockets and belt. Newest shades, with rll collars, Solid and QB 4.95 contrasting colors, . Boys’ Shaker KnitSweaters, 6 95 ° FOR KIDDIES 1.55 Pleated, with brushed ev lar; assorted colors, 3.95 yooenite Broadway isn’t made, that’s all! Here are a Few of the Items on Sale! Pure Wool, Women's An Wool One-Piece Pi ool, 2.95 ee a. Novelty Ke Wool Shawlettes, cut, in two-tone effect, ing colors, 1.55 1.55 Wide range of colors, Cee All-Wool Tuxedos, Fancy new effects. Misses’ Knitted Capes, HOW YO REACH FULTON ST. STORE: 10 minutes trom Tladte s aoter Rs Sa alia ite i y a it minute Me Greatvey Tay Sabway 0. De RID Aves” Station Wall St. via Ave. Tel, stagg 1271, F [FOR WOMEN | WOMEN Women’s California Bathing Suits, 5. 95 Women's Pure Wool Tuxedos, All sizes, in season's best shades, Women's Fibre Sitk Sweaters, Wide selection of newest shades. Women’s Chiffon Alpaca Tuxedos, A gorgeous selection of bright Sum- mer shades and combinations, Women’s Knitted All Wool Capes, With brushed trimming in contrast- LF R GIRLS | 3.95 3.95 6.95 4.95 Girls’ California Bathing Suits, Twoin-one models, all new shades, Girls’ Fibre Silk Tuxedos, All high shades, Assorted shades and combinations, BROOKLYN ae Bathing Sui 2.95 7.95 ba 4.95 5.95 “= Sweaters, Men's All Wool Jumbo Sweaters, Various colors, Men's Shaker Sweaters, wear, ers, best made, Mt. Station ‘Tel. Nevins $120. pf STORES—Our only uddress ;, Above 38th St. nkers Over GO Years Men's Two-Piece All-Wool Range of colors, Athletic Men's Sleeveless Coat Men's Camel's Hair Slip- Men's Angora Sport Coats, practical for outdoor sport Men's Hight-Grade Pure Worsted Jumbo Sweat- ANTZEN Shoes Reduced The advantages now being presented at our price-re- duction sale apply to our spring stock. SUNDAY, WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY, WONDERS Continuing the | GREAT JULY SALE OF Bathing Suits Sweaters and Beach Capes Everything in both stores is marked from | to 14 less than our lowest prices last season. NOTE:-—If you can’t find what you want from our 1,000 and one different styles, it just FOR MEN Men's California and Two- Prece Bathing Suits, In solid and 3.95 4.95 4.95 4.95 ” 5.95 6.95 9.95 14.95 571 Fulton St. ear Flatbunty Avenue TE NSS 1 TTT TOY | Those who find “mark-downs” just what they require will effect a material saving from regular prices. OND WEEK OF THE BIGGEST eRUG SALES OF THE YEAR High Grade Rugs Offered at Less Than Half 3 Prevailing Prices Brings Record Crowds to WJ UNITED RUG MILLS, 121 W. 33D STREET ; te] $200,000 Overstock Now Being Sacrificed. PREPAID MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED 2 $55 9x12 Royal vemos * 94; | i 2] fo} - J o spatierna, © shin’ weave $50 Smilth’s 9x12 Heavy Seamless Velvets Wine quality rugs tn the most exquisite 4 00 terna, including all of the ee a Oriental ‘a effects and colorings: $75 9x12 Royal Wilton Rugs The quality of the raga in this group ts extrac: dinary, and the stock is so Mi de as to lnelude aii patterns IMPORIED JAPANESL KEVELSILLE Jute Rugs Patterne are in Chinese and Oriental effects, #0 Band Borders. xd SAL) 4x78 } $1.45 t $25 9xi2 Texoleum Roos or nitt ni : porrereas 9.98 2 RANTEX ‘s Inlaid Linoleam LF oy HEAVY IMPORTED JAPANESE | ° Ew? |GRASS RUGS $4.89. $3.49 | $3.25 STOCK OF QUALITY FLOOR COVERINGS Al the NEW YORK FLOOR COVERING CO. 60 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn _-PREPAID MAIL ORDERS AN) prepaid mail orders will receive tmmediate attention and will be filled with as much care as if you called personally order must accompany each o Cheek or money 925 oxi2 HEAVY BRUSSE RUGS $50 ox12 SEAMLESS WO9L VELVET re $55 9x12 WOOL AXMINSTER RUGS There are about two f drags in this group Extra heavy, very woven, allwook ries 850 valu price quoted is the price maintained on this ru us row the year, Manufacturer's label on each rug. The low » price prevents us from using manufueturers van 28 different patterns. These | rages, in allew will give long years of service. Oriental, P medal patterns to select from —_IMPORTED GRASS RUGS — Rugs 6x9 Rugs 9x12 33" AT Y, WHOLESALE 34. We Have Given Over a Large Section of Our Main Floor to This Display To-morrow--Come in and See Them. Rey. Price Size Sale Pri Reg. Prive Size Sale Price 86,00 it 6 O s1lo9 S10 . $3.98 60¢ Felt Base Floor Gaanil Extra heavy enamelled floor covering, beautiful assortment € of Linoleum patterns; absolutely waterproof, best sanitary floor covering made to-day. 2 yards wide. Mill seconds. Cut None C0. D from full rolls. No Mail Or $2.50 Inlaid Linoleum $2 Extra HeavyVelvel|Carpet Nairn's and Armstrong's Inlaid, Extra heavy Velvet Carpet, suit- ol through to the back; 2 yards v F( able tor halls a stairs, Very wil most attractive Lpatiern; | — === {1 PRESIDENTIAG ELE === KETURNS | 1921 World Almanac 50c on Stands - - 65c by (ail (GQuUR “TION s now 5 t all World Offices and a T h e World Lae y ‘ dand An beeaieir deen pe Newsstar y mail 1921 Summer Sxeeeben’ R.esort Annual PRICE TS ‘EN CENTS 4 —_ == Manulacturers and “obbers Unload 300,000