The evening world. Newspaper, August 22, 1921, Page 6

a WANE, INSEE. OF DEATH THREATS, RAID MOONSHINERS Kentucky School Teachers De- stroy Ilicit Stills—One Told Son Will Be Killed. SIX Pl ANTS RUINED. Life of Educational Institutic: Menazed by Whiskey Trat fic, Say Crusaders. | domestic ecle eniken of Char tine Dougias o | weaving and de ing hart, of ® minister, who has accepted appointiusnt ax a deputy | Bherif; and Mrs Db N° Smith Anotlicr member was Miss Marian 1 of New York, who was) ) b home again, id rather have nking whiskey, home a Wig bundle of s = left for the woman} raider, Pinned to the bundle was a mote asserting tlat further liquor destruction would result | the son of | that home being slain and “every | woman jn the camp will bear the! crack of the mile” The women tm- mediaiely raided two more stills and | the buy threatened had bunself sworn | ip ug a deputy sheritf, The women frequently search the | Diits all mht the moonshine stills. Their biggest raid came aiter they had waded @ creek for half a mile. One tundred gallons of moon- shine was destroyed there. On the return, one woman carried the stil! and another carried the copper worm, | About eighty children from all parts | of Harlan County attend the school, | which is very close to Black Moun- tain, the highest point in the South. The country is sparsely settled and difficult to traverse, but the women are making better headway than men ever have in crushing tiliclt manu- facture of liquor. Le al POLICE. MAKE MYSTERY OF AN-UNUSUAL KILLING. Doubt Chaplo Could Have Fired Through ‘Two Heavy Bull Hin Ow ATLANTIC CITy, surrounds the noon of John prietor of an Oc house, who was found in his Aug. 22.—Mystery @ revolver lying beside him and two bullet wounds in his head. A few minutes before the two shots were fired, his wife, beth, also shed from the house. She e Atlantic City Hospital, fractured skull Souder de- tted suicide Sifter beating h ne mead with @ hand mirror, ‘The police are not ene tirely satisfied with this explanation, dnd "detectives were assigned “to the Cervo bullets from a y revolver ay ‘Mrs, Chaplo Husband of In- » and that they th t Often quarrelled (Teer a Cold and Tasty! That's what they all ask for on a hot summer's day. Eddys |Satice on a sandwich, salad, or slice of cold meat solves the problem perfectly. MADE IN U, S. A. At Grocers and Lelicatessen Stores, E, Pritchard, 327 Spring St, N. Y. CASTORIA Por Infants and Children fn Use For Over 30 Years THE EVENING WORLD, 19 West 34th Street 19 West 34th Street Extraordinary Sale of Extraordinary Shoes For Three Days Only at this ‘ Extraordinary Low Price 4. 4564 Pairs M4 ag Fumps and Oxfords made to sell up to $12.00 ‘298 know the Dorotuy Dodd you will realize this price is the annals of Shoe values. in a large variety of sty If you name, extraordinary in Pumps and Oxfords s and leathers, every pair perfect and all at this, unusual low price. The Name Dorothy Dodd Is Your Guarantee of Absolute Satisfaction. No C. O.D.'s All Sales Final THESE SHOES ON SALE AT 3TH ST. STORE ONLY SHOE DEPT. AT REAR OF MAIN FLOOR. NINETEEN WEST 34TH STREET GB. Altman & Cn. MADISON AVENUE = FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street Special for to-morrow (Tuesday) 15,000 Yards of | Selected Dress Silks, Velvets, Duvetyns, Velveteens and Corduroys im Lengths suitable for Frocks, Blouses, Skirts and Wraps at prices ranging upward from 85c. per yard. (First Floor) i i MONDAY, AUGUST 22, Caruso Records Ar this Gime, when the demand «¥ Caruso records is so great, we are wed to be able to announce that we have a good supply. a few of which are listed here. 38209 Car 88458 Cavall Flower Song sticana arewel! a Mia (Neapo' (Mone at Las You But k $8206 May YS834e Mau 84084 [Lad 792) A Dreara (In S456 Musica Probita (F i 97070 For Y S812) 1 Ha S8o25 La Jui 8517 Peeche (Why) 89066 ‘The Elegie (Massene Violin by Elina S8127 Ce este Aida 9051 Aid (Duet with Hoa $8207 Forza Del Destin: (Thou Heavenly One 89030 Trovatore (Miserere) wi Alda and Metropolitan Choru 2.00 SWO59 Manon Sie ds Called Manon with Farr 2.00 wt (God Is My Soul With Scotti 7100 SEVENTH FLOOR Y A New Fa ‘ < Draperies Looking torward a few weeks to the time when town houses will be reopened, interior decorating plans must get under way imme- diately, so this advance showing of the new Fall draperies is most opportune. sWo4d Don Car Rich, gorgeous fabrics are here from European looms as well as American, andit is interesting to note that we have been able to obtain the largest and most varied assort- ments since before the war Damask ote Silks $3.50, 4.50, 5.50, 6.50, 7.50 yard. Tapestries $4.50, 5.50, 6.50 yard. Striped Velours $4.50 yard PLIFTH FLOOR. Sale of Linens August prices will soon be a thing of the past for the type of linens you need in great supplies. Table Cloths, $3.75-——An ex- cellent quality of Irish linen dam- ask, 70x70 inches. Napkins, Dozen, $4.50—Ot fine Irish linen damask, several attractive round designs. “Dew - Bleach” Towels. Dozen, $8.75—A fine quality of linen huck at an exceptional price. SECOND FLOOR For Candy tnd Cake Decorative Boxes In Summer, and especially at the seashore, where dampness affects candies and cakes, tin boxes are practical, and can be attractive when decorated in the charming cretonne designs seen on these new boxes now being shown in the Art Department. Two Pound s Three Pound s FIFTH FLOOR “ip Boys and Girls! You mustn't miss this— the ma- gician who is giving performances every day this week—morning and afternoon—in Toyland. SEVENTH FLOOR Sale of Rugs Royal Wiltons—Size 9x12 feet, $69.50. Size 814x104 feet, $64.50. Axminster Rugs-—Size 9x12 feet, $30.50 virrt YLOON t ord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE August Sale of Bed Coverings Greatest Opportunity in Years Che following items were bought in a special purchase recently and placed in the August Sale at the lowest prices for the same qualitic that we have had in years. speak for themselves White Wool Blankets Double Single size, $ a pair ~WYe apair ize. $6 Kxtra size, $7.50 With « small percentage of cotton Pink and blue borders with binding to match. All Wool Plaid Blankets a pair $7.50 An exceptional value. in blue, rose, tan and gray. Wool Blankets Single size, Double size, $ a pair $ a pair 6 With cotton warp, in solid tan; with borders colored, Comfortables $ 4. 7 5 Soft cotton filling, blue, pink, lavender and tan covering, some with silk mul! borders, also sateen with floral centers. ‘The merchandise is fresh and new; ments are large, so that selection is interesting, when you see the quality. assort and the prices will $6 School Blankets Practical for the girl's or boy school. 75 per cent. camel per cent. wool, bound in silk. Quantity limited, cannot duplicate Plaid in blue. pink Blankets Wool and cotton mixture, tan and lavender Imported Jac- $ quard Blankets 7.50 In light blue and pink, floral designs, size 72x84 inches. This is a rare bar gain, quantity limited. Wool-filled Com- fortables each $6.50 Brocaded mull coverings with floral center in Copenhagen, light blue, pink, rose, lavender and tan SECOND FLOOR The Annual August Sale of Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases Sheets size 54x 90inches — 78¢ 63x 99 $1.05 72x 90 1.05 72x 99 1.25 8lx 99 1.40 81 x 108 1.55 90x 99 1.55 Cases Size 42x36inches 28¢ | 45x 36 32e 50 x 36 35e Hemstitched Sheets and Pillow Cases Very fine quality. Sheets Size 72 x 108 inches 81 x 108 90 x 108 Cases Size 45 x 3834 inches $2.50 cach 3.00 each 3.25 each 55e each SECOND FLOOR These Fixtures Will Better Your Housekeeping It is a waste of time and energy to have old, inefficient fixtures, when new, convenient ones are to be had at these moderate prices. The Housefurnishing Department is an outlet for everything new and convenient, and prices here are always attractive. Rochester Wash Boilers— madc of Keystone copper steel tin plate, which outwears the ordinary boiler many times. The soap shaver in the cover is an added feature. Numbers 7, 8, 9 Any size for $3. Porcelain Tub Covers white enamelled: size 2234 x 24 inches, $4.75 Kitchen Chair—white enamelled; wide round back with four spindles, $2.65 Fireproof , Glass Set —consisting of 6 ramekins, 6 custard cups, | oblong bread pan, | round covered casse- role (2 quart size), | round pie plate, 10 inch size. $4.50 White Enamelled Kitchen Table size 24 x 36 porcelain top, drawer inche $10.50 ® White Enamelled Stool kitchen or bathroom, 18 inches high,es ceedingly strong and well constructed Sanitary Garbage Cans— white enamelled foot lever open top $2.75 Bathroom Fixtures- all brass, heav- ily nickel plated, ranted not to rust. In more than 20 dif- ferent styles and shapes. $1.00 war- SEVENTH FLOOR A “Hartmann” Covers a Multi- tude of Travelling Needs Travelling with a “Hartmann” wardrobe trunk is to banish all care, because you have room for so many things, and you can be assured they will be as fresh from dust and crushing when you arrive as when you start. These two fine trunks are very moderately priced. A “Hartmann” Wardrobe Trunk $61 and $66.50 It has the convenient open top, at once, shoe pockets, a hat laund With 12 hangers, 2. a device that locks all 5 drawers rawer, a dustproof clothes shield, a bag, and the rounded edges that bespeak quality. 0 hangers, 2214 inches wide by 40 inches high, $61. 28 inches wide and 40 inches high, $66.50. With SEVENTH FLOOR a