The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1922, Page 11

5,000 GIVEN SERUM ‘AFTER DEATH OF FIVE OUGHT DEAD AS | SEA BOOTLEGGER} Boat ee char Chartered Re- Lost—Under Ten- ‘Year Prison Sentence. Matthew Donovan, convicted of from freight ears and steam- to ten fn Atlanta Penitentiary, bad ised at sea with sev Gang in a vessel charte { sea bootlegging, was re Donovan's case was (0 have come this week before the Circuit Cx ./ of Appeals and he was to hav )- peared in person, but Mr. Cotter DOW No expectation ho will appe Mow many men were jn the sel he chartered js‘not known. Mr, Cot- ter said he had received word that since his release, Donovan had been 4 most active bootlegser Donovan was head of a fang while operated along the West fi front and it was stated that (i heries of this organization in three y-ars amounted t veral mil dollars. As they had .tolen f up before the Federal ( Donovan, known ails: Rat,” was sentenced by Judge Van Ficet on addition to the ten eet he was ordered $7,500. Other members ee ot heavy sen “immerman gettin @ fine of $11,000, { the gang Nathan about two weeks ago. to have gone out beyond mile Mmit and is b o4¢ foundered witi all hands Abe 1,000 WHISKEY CASES, LEGALLY STORED, GONE ‘Twe Arrested b ling What Has njamin Strumpf iding at No. 110 legally transporti ‘Beveral we on a s capes of whiskey fo however, they wer legal permit, so no made, Enforcement agents kept watch and it is now charged the s disappeared and tht t arrest are either unwill to tell What has bece Escalloped Tuna or Salmon with Comet Rice 8 cupfuls Comet-Bolled Rice 14 cupfais canned tuna fish ‘or salmon 1 tablespoonful minced parsley 134 cuplula white sauce 1 tablespoonfu! lomon julco 1 teaspoonful salt i 34 teaspoonful pepper is 4 tablespoonfula buttered 3 crumbs oe KE the fish, add to ? the white sauce with P { the lemon juice, parsley { and seasonings, and put Y j a layer of Comet-Boiled Rice into an oiled baking \ dish, then a layer of ] fish and so on until all FE 4 the ingredients are used. i Sprinkle the buttered crumbs over the top and bakeina anbdaratery hot /» oven twenty-five to thirty minutes. Comet Rice Packed in Sealed Packages = never sold loose New Jersey To serious condition. the town unless Inoculated, and tors are barred until the epidemic being inoculate da with pal spec-| permitting water used for fire fight! hy ot] purposes to enter the main carry! 1 FRUTCHEY SILK SHOP 4 WEST 40TH STREET Near FIFTH AVENUE Among the many, many beautiful and practical silks to be found in New York’s First Silk Shop, Mr. Frutchey feels there are none more beautiful and practical, than TRUHU. For Christmas giving, or on other occasions, what could be more beautiful, practical, and acceptable? From tomorrow until January Ist all TRUHU Silks are specially priced to mark the second anniversary of this business. “If it’s TRUHU it’s washable” Tam the miner of health Tam the bearer of ambition Tam the choice sweet of thousands Iam the Dromedary Date ‘omedary Dates 10¢ TN THE PERSONAL PACKAGE The Finest Silks in White, Black, and All the Fashionable Colors TRUHU Weaves: Canton Crépes — Satin-faced Canton Crépes — Crépe de Chines — Georgette All Colors Crépes—Radiums— Washable Broadcloths Adaptable forany The Selvage Mark Garment of Silk TRUNU The washable feature of all TRUHU silks is invisible and indelible. It takes nothing from the fashion appeal of the fabrics or their quality. It is simply an addition that distinguishes the TRUHU material from other high class silks of similar weaves. By the yard at FRUTCHEY SILK SHOP OPPENHEIM.CLLINS &G For Girls 10 to 16 Years Natural Muskrat Fur Coats Fashioned with Excellence Styled with Smartness Priced with Moderation Sizes 10 to 12 years..... 85.00 Sizes 14 to 16 years.....95.00 To Close Out Girls’ and Juniors’ Fur-Trimmep Coats Formerly 45.00 to 65.00 28.00 Coats for Girls 8 to 16. Of new, rich fabrics, trimmed with Squirrel, Beaver, Opossum, Fox, Nutria and Wolf Furs sulting from Grinkins polited water. Seventy-nine persons are (n the pri- vate hospital of tiie New Jersey Zinc FROM TYPHOID FEVER| Company here, many of them In a No one will be permitted to leave Five thousand residents of - n controlled, The water became nace Township, Ne olluted through a valve in a main Which became opened accidentally, ing ing re Rash Hla al Maa ite dis tina dt de ig hoon eats FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1922. 4 W. & J. SLOANE FIFTH AVENUE AND FORTY-SEVENTH STREET NEW YORK The Christmas Season Brings its attendant problem of what can be bestowed that will be most acceptable —most enduring—most sensible and useful—best calculated both to please and serve beyond the fleeting period of a season. THE IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE FURNISHINGS Which we are conducting embraces many articles of moderate cost, substantially manufactured, beautiful and attractive in appearance, useful as well as decorative. It may be that you can find here the solution of your problem. The articles offered are not inferior and undesirable, assembled solely for sale purposes, but are the Carefully Selected Merchandise of Our Well-known High Standard We are confident that, in merit, desirability, wide range of selection and total value of the merchandise offered, The Magnitude of This Opportunity is Unequalled Jt Includes ANTIQUE FURNITURE, FABRICS, PAINTINGS, MIRRORS, SCREENS, PORCELAINS, CLOCKS, TAPESTRIES, AND OBJECTS OF ART of undoubted authenticity and of a character suited for use in the finest decorative schemes. REPRODUCTIONS, so skillfully made as to require the knowledge of an expert to distinguish them from the originals, frankly sold and priced as replicas. MODERN FURNITURE of reliable construction, designed and finished with a care and attention to details, giving them much of the distinction and character of the masterpieces which were their inspiration. Book Racks . . .$35up Refectory Tables . $50to$100 Screens . . . $100up pecs Higher » + 90up Tea Wagons. . . . . 35 up Secretaries . . 165 up + 35up Centre Tables . . . 30to 110 Book Cases . . .50u) Snobing Stands | 351055 Windsor Chairs . . 181035 SewingCabinets. 12to Foot Rests. . 35 to40 Chests. . . . . . . 450up Waste Baskets . 28to 35 Highboys . . . .175up Console Tables. . . 151050 NestsofTables .25t0150 Drop Leaf Desks. .115up Chairs, Upholstered . . SS up Sofa Tables . .40to 75 MIRRORS Adding a charm to the room in a way that nothing else can. At $18, 22, 30, 40, 50, 55, 60, 75, 90, 100, 125, 135, 150 and 175 SHEFFIELD SILVER Selected from Reliable English Collectors Candle Sticks . $15 Cruet Stands . $18 Teapots . . . $35 Souffle Dishes . $25 Dishes . . 35 Urns: » « « 95 Candelabra. . 25 Trays. . . . 120 Ink Stands . . 40 Baskets . . . 27 Fruit Trays. . 40 Lamp Bases. . 60 DOMESTIC RUGS in great quantity and variety These are not undesirable accumulations, but current patterns in reliable qualities, attractive in every respect. They are conveniently located on our first floor. Wiltons, Worsted . « $115, 125,135 Axminsters, $44.75, 52.50, 59.50, 68, Wiltons, Wool . . « 80, 87.50, 95 Velvets . . 2 © « « » 40,45, Chenille . + «© «© © «© » » 110 Reversible Wool SPAS 7 ENGLISH WORSTED WILTON RUGS Size 9 ft. x 12 ft. at $75.00 1000 SMALL ORIENTAL RUGS at Unusually Attractive Prices Sizes 4 ft. 6 in. x 3 ft. to 7 ft. x-4 ft. Recently received, they offer an une qualle, -d opportunity to all who desire Genuine Handwoven Oriental Rugs aan Qs For Christmas Gifts or Personal Use Priced at $25, 30, 35, 40, 50 and up. They afford a surprising selection of great magnitude at a time when there is a general scarcity of desirable rugs. CARPETS—PLAIN AND FIGURED In both narrow and wide widths, will be found in a variety of patterns and range of qualities unapproached elsewhere. It is impossible to describe here in detail, all the varied merchandise that we offer for your consideration. A personal visit, we are confident, will be interesting, and would involve no obligation to purchase. We have in no instance cheapened the quality nor lowered the standard of our merchandise. It must always be the best. During this sale the store will remain open until 5.30 P.M. Opens 9 A.M. gfe Es Seg Se — ws = tee