The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1921, Page 12

officials of the K PUrEree weet eter este rts epeye se MeeREeE Ee cyepepe gee syn depee® eeyeer PPR ee State authorities to maintain the laws of the several State: VU. KU KLUX KLAN DENOUNCED | Declares Gov, TO WASHINGTON _EVENING WOKLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, trip | fetal attitude ik palt olan Stemerman, sixty-nine, hy ell Burns Ordered by Daugherty to Investigate Klan in Many Joan ___ Parts of Country. a moe TaKLECRECY” SURROUNDS [COMMON SENSE Ye KLAN KLEAGLE’S VISIT. WASHING liga Klan Meet im Newark With : Doors Closely Guarded. Rurns of the department's igation, Mr. Daugh- unced, instructed agents at work on an in- n of the Klan’s organization parts of the country In conaection with the possible symmoning lers to Wash- ° e rl ington, the Attorney General said the T id poss bl di p- Bossa of Susice ted to aus 0 avol Die disa thority to summon any one and it : 9 vestigation to talk the matter over “ ” with persons involved. flak b t The Attorne yGeneral said that any Say com es, bDuI— criminal prosecutions would for the most part be matters of State law unless there had some viola- 3 tions of the Fede statutes P t | ties through the use of the mails to de- Os oas fraud. ere is no need in this country, —best corn flakes Mr. Daugherty suid, for vigilance er- ganizations The country does not need, he added, any self-constituted Your grocee will know you're rather perticuler inert a to define and enforce the | about quality—even though ‘Post Toastica’’ jaws for An ; =— I syptoues my cost ne more than ordinary corn flakes. partment Federal mmm Koch Prices Make Downtown Shopping an Extravagance 125th 125th Street Ko H 2 C. Street West inc. West. We Are the Largest Distributers of Merchandise at Retail in Uptown New York Sale of New Fall Style Margery Daw and Mary Lynn School Dresses and Regulation Sailor Dresses 4.95 ° 7.95 Third Floor Children’s Sizes, 6 to 14. Juniors’ Sizes, 15 to 17. Flappers’ Sizes, 10 to 14 Of fine quality French and Storm Serge, they show well tailored full skirts and are cut on full lines. Some have collars and cuffs in contrasting shades. Others are piped, some fancy braid trimmed; pocket models or touches of hand embroidery. A Sale, at Special Prices, of ‘‘Bestyette” Rain Capes and Coats Important Adjuncts to the Girl’s School Equipment. Sizes 6 to 16 The Melba Cape of rubber- The Dri-Girl De Luxe Cape The Gem Set, Canton Cloth, ized serge cotton; plain of heavy quality sateen; cemented all through; man- wa pate... 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Value 50c yard; for.. .. 30 ~ ELECTION APPROACHES > Be Prepared for All Arguments | STATISTICS ARE ACCURATE Price 50 Cents New York World, New York City 4 towards the Ku Klux | arrogatton of police duwes ts crudely | alized umbus war and re ae xiven Us Ruff! i to-day when he fell (rom a, fourtts y No. 811 Wi! Hits dau Stemerman ly ‘owned a chaih of grocery + but retired from business some Three gigantic candy factories—all daylighted, bright, sanitary. Millions of customers, Patrons in every civilized country of TETLEY'S ORANGE PEKOE LOFTYPOPS : g PACKAGE Elsewhere 39c MILK CHOCOLATE MARASCHINO One-quarter pound THE EY "LAST = TETLEY'S Makes good TEA a cer tainty “Tetley’s, my dear—Tetley's Orange Pekoe. Du you like it?” “Yes indeed—that’s why I asked. I never knew a tea with such a wonderful fragrance. And it tastes as good as it smells.” True enough. For Tetley'’s Orange Pekoe is the achievement of a century spent in the tea business. And that rare flowery fragrance and delicate flavor come from an exacting and skillful blend of the tenderest, topmost leaves of carefully nurtured and carefully selected tea plants. The world’s finest tea gardens give their best to this princely blend. ‘That's why it is so appetizing—-so full-flavored—so downright good. A single steaming cup will warm the cockles of your heart and steal away fatigue. You'll find it full to the brim of comfort, cheer and refreshment. No matter how you prefer your tea—strong or weak with lemon, cream, milk or straight, you'll like Tetley’s Orange Pekoe. Try it! 300 cups to the pound. Men‘eShirts, $2.00. Paja- mas and Nightshirts, $2.00 mores 'The.1921 World almanac! By Mail 65 Cents The beauty of Fruit of the Loom ready- made shirts is more than skin deep. The colors are fast, the cut and workmanship are “top hole,” and after repeated wash- ings they look as smart as when new. 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