The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1922, Page 7

S) ® FUGITIVE A YEAR, DRANK ALL HOOCH ‘ COMING OVER; SHIP GOES BACK DRY Liner Couldn’t Stock Up Here So Passenters Land in Plymouth Thirsty. Copyright (New York Evening World) by Press Publishing Company, 1022, PLYMOUTH, England, March 80.—When the Old North State arrived here from New York she brought some of the thirstiest Americans who have landed in wet England since the United States legis- lated itself dry. On the last trip to America, the Old North State's entire supply of liquor was exhausted by other thirsty Americans in- dulging in @ ‘Yast chance.” 1t was consequently an arid eastern voyage. But oh, boy! We won't be dry much longer,” said one of the passengers as he made for the nearest saloon. ACTOR SCHILDRANT TO WED MISS BARTLETT Star of “1, Christmas Party. Mr, and” Mrs. Madison Russell Porter of No. 36 Gramercy Park un- nounced yesterday the engagement éf their daughter, Miss Elise Bartlett Porter, to Joseph Schildkraut, who has won to front rank on the stage as the co-star with Eva Le Gallienne in *Liliom’’ at the 44th Street The- atre. ‘The marriage is set for a date with- in a month and Mr. and Mrs. Schild- kraut will go to Vienna by way of Paris for their honeymoon. Miss Por- ter, who prefers to be known as Elise Bartlett, under which she won a place on the stag met her fiance last Christmas Eve at a party where both were guests, | RETURNS 10 SICK WIFE, ARRESTED Wan Accused of Stealing Bail Bonds and Fines Caught | After Long Search. Charged with the theft of $3,900 ft bail bonds and fines received in Jefferson Market Court March 21, 2921, Irving Jacobs, twenty-three years old, of No. 83 South Seventh Street, Brooklyn, was arrested early this morning near the Strand The- atre, 47th Street and Broadway, by Detective William Haake of the 4th Inspection District. According to the police, Mortimer M. O'Sullivan, at that time clerk in Jefferson Market Court, asked Jacobs, who was in the bail bonding business, to take the money and bonds, as he had on previous occasions, to the ity Chamberlain's office. Jacobs, it i alleged, instead of making the de- livery, disappeared. Detective Hanke, who knew the Young man as Chester Jacobs, was in front of the Strand Theatre this Morning when he heard a man call to another a short distance away, “Chester, wait for me." The detec- tive said he discovered that ‘Chester’? was Irving Jacobs and placed him un- der arrest. Jacobs, according to the police, has ‘been all over the country since he dis- appeared and returned because of his wife's illness. He admitted, the police say that he had falled to deliver the money and bonds, pei SHE QUITS CHURCH OVER CHOIR DANCES Graham, Announcing Daughter's Withdrawal, Says Not Prop- erly Chaperoned. Clifford T. Graham, an attendance eficer of the Board of Education, has announced the withdrawal of his daughter from the Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church, Brook lyn, because of his disapproval “eertaia features" of choir dances, rehearsals and festivals, He com- plained that the dances were not properly chaperoned and that unde- sirable young men made engagements with girls of the choir outside the church. ‘These charges were vigorously de- nied by the pastor, the Rev. Harry Knight Miller, who said every safe- guard is thrown about the dances, which he said are chaperaned by older tvomen. Charges of impropriety, he eald, “are ubsolutely without fotnda- tion.” The choir has 200 volunteer members. —— SHOECRAFT 27 WEST 38TH STREET Special Event REMOVAL SALE in the Children’s Department FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Infants’ Shoes, $2.25 Pumps, $1.75 Sizes 2 to 6; tan, white or black leathers button or lace. ———— WEAVY STORM ON WAY HERE. The following advisory messace, @ated Washington, was received to-day When shoes have been selected without being fitted to the children, we shall be glad to make exchanges wherever necessary. SHOECRAFT SHOP 27 WEST 38TH STREET Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues at the office of the local Weather Bureau: “Southeast storm warning, 10.30 A. M., Norfolk to Provincetown. Disturb- anec of considerable intensity over Missouri, moving northeastward. In connection with storm high pressure over New England will cause strong east and southeast winds this afternoon attended by rain and Kin’s ith Avenue 348 BPRIDAY and SAPURDAY Shain Floor Specials thal, offer values typifming the other emcep- thonal values to be found.at Orkin’s.and present. thg unwensl savings on: femivine essentiots. Pure Stk Hosiery | a 36 pairs of perfect pinin and * glove eilk hosiery, ali sitk from 41.95 JOOP SAPO Ae Lew LOO Tee, Special Sale of 1,500 Bar Pins 94c Lowest verified price else- where $1.50 white metal, set with olored stone combina- Non-tarni rhinestone tions. Large variety of patterns. All with eafety catches, Mowe — stn Floor, Center, Front. Our Annual Week of Cottons Still Draws Crowds Women who are preparing summer wardrobes and light, dainty house fixings have thronged our aisles all week, benefitting by the special prices which obtain on ALL THINGS COTTON during this annual sale. Colored Wash Fabrics Colored Voile Lingerie Batiste 34e yard 24e yard Usually 44c yard. Surely a low price for An exceedingly wide range of colors from light pink and delicate pastel shades to dark navy, brown and black. 44 inches wide. Imported English Crepe, 29c yard Usually 39¢ yard, A woven stripe crepe of good quality which will make serviceable and aprons. It wears well and needs no ironing. 36 inches wide. White Wash Materials White Splash White Dotted Voile, 24c yard Swiss, 36c yard Something pretty for In three sizes of dots, dainty dresses, blouses a crisp well-wearing such fine batiste! Dyed a delicate pink. For pretty underthings, nightgowns and chil- dren’s dresses. 38 inches wide. and other outer apparel. i . A fine drop-stitched quality of this popular voile with all-over splash summer fabric. 36 figure. 36 inches wide. inches wide. White Long Cloth, 29c yard A high count cloth, just the right weight for women’s and children’s lingerie, 36 inches wide. wie Second Floor, Center. Blankets, $1.94 Pair (Run of the Mill) A soft, fluffy cotton blanket, cut into two single blankets to facilitate washing. When the weather is mild use only one blanket. A few slight imperfections, which are hardly per- ceptible, will not impair the wearing qualities. In Tan or Gray with Blue and Pink borders, Colored Bed Spreads (With Bolsters) $3.94 Set (Double Bed Size) Woven in attractive Marseilles patterng of mercerized yarn. Good looking and long wearing. Rose or Blue. White Crinkled Dimity Bed Spreads Single Size 54 Size Full Size $1.59 $1.74 $1.98 A popular spread that looks well; does not require ironing. lame Basement, Bith Strect, near, Bleached Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases Are Reduced Specially This Week fears MAYFLOWER SINGLE OR COT SIZE 54 by 90__ inches, usually $1.54 9Be 54 by 9414 inches, usually $1.39 $1.14 FULL SIZE BED SHEETS 81 by 9414 inches, usually $1.88 $1.59 CRIB SHEETS, 45 by 77 inches, usually 94¢ Be PILLOW CASES, 42 by 394 inches, usually 46¢ 36¢ 45 by 3919 inches, usually 49¢ 39c “PRUIT OF THE LOOM” BLEACHED MUSLIN PILLOW CASES Hemmed ends. 45 by 36 inches, usually 34¢ 276 45 by 3914 inches, usually $4c 39c LACE TRIMMED AND HEMSTITCHED MUSLIN PILLOW CASES, NEAT DESIGNS 45 by 36 inches, usually 69¢ 49¢ 36-INCH BLEACHED CHEESE CLOTH ‘Wrapped in packages of 10-yard rolls, Se 42-INCH PILLOW CASE TUBING Durable quality. Desirable Lengths, yard, 24c 4sINCH IMPORTED BLEACHED CAMBRIC Soft, fine quality, usually J9c yard 29 —Hasenmicut, Utth Street, Kear Aeeys ee en Imported Bué Inexpensive Are These Women’sHandkerchiefs 6 for 29¢ 29¢ each Imported to Sell at Imported Shamrock 12¢ each lawn handkerchiefs with Imported sport print attractive border of hemstitched handker- chiefs with attractive pink, blue, lavender and designs and colorings. maize with hand em- For Women and Misses. broidered dots, 23c each Imported novelty handkerchiefs of fine fabric, White centers with 1!4-inch hem of color, or white border with colored center. Kegs — Main Floor, Center. wis Oe ee ad & Gol New York $5.94 (A Special Price) We have tried—and we think you'll agree we've succeeded—to combine in this won- derful collection as many authoritative styles for Easter as possible—at the lowest possible price. We mention among the collection— Large Hemp Straw Hats with trimmings of flowers and ribbons, faced with Georgette. Hats of Hair Cloth with flowers. Hats of Hair Cloth with soft ostrich trimmings and flowers. Hats with Maline Braid and Milan Crowns, trimmed with Moire. All Black Hats of Hair Cloth combined with Moire ribbon. Rowe —Second Floor, Mth Street, Front. New Spring Notes in Misses’ Crepe Dresses " $44.75 Each one individual, yet all proclaiming their charming cor- rectness for spring with the bright assurance of youth—esuch is our collection of new frocks— developed of satin Canton and Canton faille. From Paris, then? Originally. They are copies of the imported creations. Others, too, were de- signed right here in New York— yet, obviously, Paris inspired them as well. Knitted worsted roses, lattice work and buckles add clever notes of trimming. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Black Navy Mohawk Kiosrs —Third Floor, 35th Street. Fashionable Spring Coats and Capes For Girls and Junior Girls At Prices That Mothers Are Willing to Pay A Soft Comiortaeyy Warm Cape 74 Made of an all wool mixture, in tan or blue, well tailored and cut with a becoming circular flare. The collar is small and the cape is trimmed with leather buttons and loops of the ma- terials. Sizes 8 to 16 years. Illus. A. An Ideal Coat for ‘Best Wear,” $17.74 Made of a wool tweed of delightful texture, lined throughout and trimmed with most at tractive novelty buttons, The smart little collar is tied with a narrow string of the material. In Copenhagen, rose, orchid and tan; sizes 6 to 16 years. Illustrated B. A Coat for Spring Play Days, $15.74 Made of camel's hair, this polo coat has all the Jauntiness that is associated with the term of “sport” coat. It has the raglan sleeve, four deep, plentiful pockets, and is trimmed with novelty buttons. Full silk lined. Sizes 6 to 12, | Mpegs —Third Vieor, 35th Street, In tan. Tlustrated C. Fashion Has Endorsed the Vogue of Canton Crepe Capes andWraps For Misses and Small Women This silken fabric above all others has been favored for spring capes and wraps because of its richness, firm texture and desirable Weight. The new capes and coats show much trimming—they have collars of fur, embroidery in contrasting colors and distinctive touches in the cut of collar and sleeve. Some are plain, to wear with one’s own furs, A—A swagger cape with a large collar, C—A cape one might wear on any occa- trimmed with wide band of heavy sion, it has a smart upstanding col- embroidery and rich deep silk lar of caracul, with the inner fur fringe. $48.75 matching the crepe lining of the B—A coat with decidedly new lines and cape in color. $54.75 a fetching combination of monkey Sizes 14 to 20 y.ars. fur and soft, lustrous woolen fabric. Three typical models illustrated, a great $79.75 many others in stock to choose from, $27.75 to $79.75 Ainegra —Third Floor, 35th Street, Frost, For Details of Our Great Sale of China See Page 12 PVRia\ HY@\E /@NUV NI e\\' (a ii /aN Ke as /@ Vise iBVN (BV TLR NaN BY @) (OVI @Vii/@Vis/eviive\ rtised Here on Sale Tomorrow, Unless Otherwise Stated Herald Square Fro. | ! | ife\li/a\is/@\i.(@\i (o\li/a\ki/@vi (@vii/e\ii/e\iis@\li@Vulevli/aVli/a\s/a\ I/@Vile\i (a) re'. An Unusual Sale of Leather Envelope Bags (With Concealed Safety Pockets) $4.69 Flat envelope bages— with inside compart- ments and mirror—and what is more important. & thoroughly concealed } ‘ket for the safe- | eeping of valuable Papers or money. | In black and brown morocco, brown and nth a “| alligator calf and - ck vachette. All leather lined. * Size, 814x5 Inches. m1 Other Bage with this Protecting Pocket up to | } | | } i} uy Waid PC Pah Rey Aili” rh Ainegre —Maln Tieer, sith street, The Misses’ Own Section Offers Children’s Linene and § Crepe Smocks : Specially Priced at 94c THE LINENE SMOCKS have a neck with white collar and cuffs and | down the front. There is also @ V-neck style * self collar, and colored stitching on collar and pockets. 5 THE SMOCKS OF CREPE have white Peter Pan collars, pockets of self material, trimmed tily done embroidery. The belts are of self material. | Sizes 6 to 16 years in the lot. Copenhagen, rose, } white and corn color in the assortment. 2 | Rags —Thira Weer, 30th St. b| Just Look Over This List of § Week-End Candy Specials # with dalicious milk chocolate, Full pound in box * usually 64c. We MONTAUK CHOCOLATE COVERED FRESH ROASTED ALMONDS—Full pound in usually 69c, MONTAUK bbscdobna punts Lat Aghia nett : round peppermint patties. pound usually 39c, ‘ ASSORTED FRUIT DROPS—6 oz. jar, usually 23c, MY | ise |B AND THE WEEK-END PACKET ( | #f one of each of the above), WHICH WOULD if USUALLY BE $1.95, IS SPECIALAT . $1239 -| OUR PERFECT PEANUT BRITTLE—Full pound | in box, usually 19c, 1c A Millinery Event for Girls — : and an Economy Event for Mothers * 800TailoredStrawHats } Specially Priced at $1.98 Our Usual Prices Would Be $2.44 to $3.74, ‘e| Girls will be delighted with these hate—for they are trim as they can be. They have rolled brims or mush- : room shapes, and are finished with bands and bows or ribbon streamers. | Made of good lity China Milan etraw, Leghorn *) and Milan Pes asset colors. . BH | Haws —Seoond Floor, Center, | Fine Dress Fabrics : Materials for street frocks—for sport wear—for dresses, >| suits and skirts—all priced in accordance with our | lowest-in-the-city policy. | 54-inch Worsted Jersey Cloth $1.34 yd. ‘| A fine, high grade knitted material, in cement, clay, -] rabbit, beige, loam, » elk, burnt 5 5 Alamo, light henna, dark henna, ‘Newport, Pein, Hussar, Copenhagen, peasant, Pimlico, navy, light *) brown, seal, Hollywood, gold red, cardinal, black, - jade, rose, royal purple, bottle green, silver gray | 56-inch Navy Blue Tricotine $2.64 yd. : ‘A beautiful material—for separate skirts, capes or -| costumes. We consider it one of the best values we have ever offered, | } 54-inch Dress Serge $1.39 A fine French twilled cloth, in navy blue and s only. Sponged and shrunk, ready for the needle. . 52-inch French Poiret Twill $2.29 yd. -| In navy blue and black. Slosgra —Seead Fleer, Freat. Spring Furs for Easter § With the smartly tailored suit one needs a slim line of soft peltry for the final note of distinction—and with the top coat, a rich fox will prove the proper addition. We have an unusually large assortment of small furs for spring wear. Natural gray squirrel, clear skins, $11.74 American opossum chokers, brown, two large skins, $15.74 American foxes, double fur, light brown colors, Platinum wol, scarfs $19.74 Mink Chokers, 2 skins, $29.75 Rose-fox scarfs (dyed red foxes), lovely eillry 4 American skins $69.75 We have a complete group of white fomes, dyed blue, natural blue, silver foxes, Hudson Bay Sables, Baum ba marten, Russian sables and Fisher ecarts all at lowest- : in-the-city prices. Rows —Third Floor, 3éth Street, Frest,