The evening world. Newspaper, June 17, 1919, Page 4

| © MUNICH socIALISTS WIN. SRMRLIN, Monday, June 16 (As i in Munich yesterday, the In- ‘@ependent Socialists made large Kaine y ndents, captured sixteen meats in City Council against ten for the majority Socialists. The com- wf have a majorit | Hoe my, e Jew f ition and wedding presents of diamond and sali gold jewelry, and silverware started Lamberts are fully prepared for the early buyers. ‘The busy Lambert factory in the same building with the store, supplies much of the stock, and the rest of it comes direct from other factories, so that in no case does a Latnbert customer pay middleman’s profit. . ‘ Diamonds we import direct, as we, have done for many We save your money on every purchase of diamond jewelry, in spite of the scarcity of fine diamonds, and of high | prices in the present market. Our importations were made |) long ago, when things were different, ‘Solitaire All diamonds mounted in our own ry. A few suggestions for wedding gifts of Lambert diamond ent all guar- Diamond Laval- a Tieres, hand made platinum mountings, $35.00 up; diamond lavallieres, solid 14 karat gold mountings, $12.00 up; diamond hand made platinum top mountings, $50.00 up; diamond barpins, solid 14 karat gold mountings, $14.00 up. Citéles: of Happiness | “Lambert Seamless Solid Gold Wedding Rings ar® seasonable as June roses. And their beauty endures for a loti¢ lifetime; indeed, it is - undimmed by time and wear. All styles. No charge for 2 = ‘and Graduation Gifts That Honor Your ,| Draining Your Pocketbook. “HARLEM MOUSE" IS CAUGHT IN TRAP SETBY SMART BOY * i stebinna 14-Year-Old to Thieves He Found in Apartment. ]| If Howard Elmore isn't a top- | | notcher in the Boy Scouts of America be ought to be, and if he hazn't re- ceived a jetter of commendation from the Mayor or the Police Commis- sioner of New York there probably will be such a letter on the way to | | him in the mext mail. Howard, fourteen years old, caught Wj | the “Harlem Mouse" last night in the midst of a job of burgling. This is how it happened: ‘The Eimores live in the big apart- ment house at No. 415 Central Park West. The elder Ehmore is superin- tendent of the building. At 10.30 o'clock Howard was extinguishing the hall lights on the second floor when he noticed that the door of the J. A. | Golby apartment was slightly ajar. Knowing that the Golbys.are at Bradley Beach for the sumer—Mr. Golby 1s a diamond broker in Maiden Lane—Master Elmore stepepd in to investigate. Two hard fooking citi- zens were stuffing the Goby belong- ings into burlap bags, “Hey!” ald young Ehmore, “you guys don't belong in here; get out! Come on, ekedaddie!™ * When the burglars promptly ske- daddied, leaving the bags behind them, Howard wondered ft he hadn't been too hasty. So he ran after them, yelling “Stop thief!” and “Po- lice!” an® “Murder!” and everything glee (he could, think of to muit the cane, ‘ At 1084 Street and Central Park ‘West Detective Kdward Fitzgerald took ap the chase. Between Central Park and Coltimbus Avenue i cree the detective arrested n Buckley, twenty-eight, who, the po- recently completed a term of four and a half years at Sing Sing and , isa as the * le Howarl Elmore as on elry Buyers diamond) and solid -gald rings Class Rings of ’19 Congratulations to the graduates of "19! Memories of Commencement Day are kept fresh and vivid by Lam- bert Solid Gold Class Rings, in dignified and fitting - signs. Variety wide as usual, oe Solid 14Karat Solid 14Karat Gold Pino Re Bold Class man finish, ing, no and $8.00; 10-Karat ross Tielebs Gold, $6.25, $8.50. Was Order of ainner ‘ant. EITM UMN Ue ne TL mn 102d" Joh HVAT = = = = = = = = = — = = = = = eo THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1919. liars, ‘The other wkedaddied success. JULY FOURTH FIREWORKS coming Fourth of July .celebra- In the West Side Police Court to- sess whore, record welts ofl AGAIN UNDER THE BAN BY Mayor's statement on the admin- er arrests, was held in $2,000, rf attitude was partly for examination on Thursday and MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION pre ny the wrong impres- went to the Weat Side jail. poe indepehdinbe Day: this bee 7S tieees Raunnienl re year would be observed with the te hundred Wyoming troops of {Lid Not Off Because of War Vic-| “Ild off” because of the great vic~ from Camp Mita and Merrie’ wert tory, but Parade and Patriotic Sail (wan, 7 Wentis, Abe miyse Rucsts to-day of the Rocky Mouns Exercises Will Be Arranged. otates that this year Independ- aoe ee vthennon ta: hy tieataneiak N @ proclamation jssuéd to-day, ence Day will be specially signiti- bor’ of Now Sele followed by i | Mayor Hylan decrees that the | cant and that "in this city ar eh. ton Filth: Avenue Reathul ban will not be lifted on fire- | rangements are veing made for : MMI WEST THIRTY - FOURTH STREET STRIKINGLY BEAUTIFUL SUMMER FROCKS IN NEW AND UNUSUAL EFFECTS ; Wonderful revealments of the accepted, vogue, of singular timeliness as to models and fabrics, naive in simplicity of line but ultra fashionable in style appeal. 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The Fire Com. missioner will issue ‘no permits for their display or’ use, The ‘The police will see to it that the law Three hundred an in this regard is observed.” rade there will be musical con- works and fire-arms 4 the | an unusual demonstration in the | certs and patriotic exercises i {Rane ne Speaks on “Ordent by Fire.” NORTHAMPTON, Mass., ‘June 17.— Fire that at Rahar's Inn early to-day forced a hurried exit of the guests, most of whom were Smith College Alumnae of relatives of members of this year's senior class that was gradu- ated: to-dey. Joss was slight. da ninety-one Smith studente received thelr diplomas a In addition to the victory pa: |mencement oration was delivered by ja_C. 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