The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1920, Page 21

ead bot sdbad Beaker CUA Wo pos Jewish theatre, “Thad to ¢0 to”work,” hf ng. rat es srg we oo pinata ok, wa ee eutt buttons and studs. ee aiic s TAKEN Gold mean purse about three inchas| Qer"ot diamonds each duoucone-un's | INSANE SOLDIER square. ind | ; Ke pte Lg og A ‘Tan leather box with purple lining, “jy es ee a | BOLTS FROM COURT police and confitmed by Mr, Fis with five bracelets, as follows: y \ Ct MS FISH'S GEMS; | sss Secon ae Fo at pair sleeve ; monds with pearls suspérided at the | linke, bluish gray enamel Until He Is Run Down by pearls set in leaves. lisp Gold bar, pis. One-half inches Two Firemen. ' Bar pin, platinum, 1 inch tong, leaf) Piatinum bracelet with large number ‘aiging ‘one. ‘stone. t design, about 18 amali diamonds, § smal] of gmail diamonds. nk stone, light blue stone, light gree: Jown F. Ahrens, @ powerfully bult ) (Continued From First Page.) pearls et in leaves. Platinum bracelet set’ with about man of twenty-elght, who served with Bar pin, platinum, form of an arrow. | twenty-five diamonds, each in square “four "chain about cl (enor). chea| the Tank Corps in France and was over= . : set in diamonds. vet! each about three-eighths karat. jv ia and gold colored | seas eighteen months, was brought be- | { moe hp could not have gone out the) “Ui oi ststinwm, arrow chase, 1| vite’ ieueunt oct oith feee omennite if pendant. This made} fore County Judge J. Gratten Mae f ck way without being seen by the| inch tons. ond Eat orks ita eating aes | bya. Fund Mabon to-day in Brooklyn on the peti- tion’ of hig brother, Frank Ahrers, of No. 1040 Park Place, that he be com- mitted Permanently to the Brooktyn In- i), had given notice that he would leave tte, platinum, folding, set tn Prfecoe Taken| sane H Lorgne' onprtal. on May 1 to return to his “former | diamonds, flower design, both sides of | small platinum loop encrusted with dia- The soldier declared with heat that Lorgnette, platinum, about 18 dia-| about one-half karat. monds in tiandle, each about % karat] Gold bracelet, set with nine sapphires, (btub leather Jewel case). karat. + other servants.” Mr, Fish said the man now sought position” at Red Bank, N. J. This|handle, diamonds &% karat each, monds connecting the pendant from r efit Sn OS ee es ‘was regretted, he said, because the Bar pin, platinum, 3 inckes long, set | chain. le ts Gailat jer, Mahon See ahs Space ‘and , eal si nem on career ib en to a wi Man had been a good servant and/|in Gamonde and: sapphires alternating, | Gold and platt Seren, Coben ~ ¥ . tng he wae boing taken to ar “Som hate ‘was well liked, During one period of | 0u beyond cuverenes, | Naruse CaaS Over °°® | Supreme tice Deleh Sueet almost to | Bo where rrow nded with filigree work with ye three weeks he had been confined to| Tneth of na: black silk ribbon, | surrout “\jury in ber suit against the Fidelity &| he caught by ‘Firemen *'Thomus on each Ve a tassel of platinum and | large number of diamonds, three small Peon * Peo of Maryland to re-| Me Swit a son? Frederick Gil of Bn- jped by ilincss and had been cared for | aiamonds, each tassel about 1% inches | loops of diamonds at bottom. 000 bond given when her | gine ike @ member of the family, long, pletiotm ‘slide on ribbon, set ‘Wrist watch, platinum, Cértier, Paris ~ Sas separated and hevt St Some of the jewels are understood | diamonds. P* 46 bave been heirlooms long in the! Black leather purse, two diamonds, Ns nh No. ee ay CONCERTS Ano MUSIC possession of Mrs. Fish's family, She |one Karat each, set on outside, | egahi lt jum ex . ents In 1916, she contttied. srere’ paint. CARNEGIE HALL GERMANS was Miss Florence Delaplaine. Her | amond surrounded with black enamel; re ‘buttons, gold, 5 weaeil ‘tts, rand piano ahd CARNEGIE RECITAL. GOPRANO— inside marked “G. Amsinck, 23 East ‘GA. cdaing gilts, « baby grand p first husband was James Beekman,’ 430 Street, i ‘en ace” G. A. mahogany furniture, after whose death she married Gus- ten ‘platings tave Amsinck. He too died and she 1: “F, F." tn allver outside, inurm side, shape of shicld set with dia- married Mr. Fish in 1912. Two black leather chain purses, four} ™ ‘The police say that the man they | keys in each. | peek has served seven prison terms? Gold = gentleman's, set one Mog String of sraait pesria 2%, yards ions, Blaineites attorney? thero ts stil $19, 000 Mrs. Misha Appelbaum sold clasp sot with diamonds. alimony stolen Yorks enstivatiog audionoes.” N.Y. Time 1 string of imitation pearis, goki| Mrs. Wheeler is now appearing ‘at ata! Maxagun'r MUSICAL BURRAU OF a atte. Mined the Wheelers separated the Black silk parse, silver rim on = riehee, patina "bars or nd’ Stock E mT Tt ' . You're hitting on all six when you puff-in Camels delight- flayor and mellow mild body. *You’ll say it’s great ! LL the good words you ever heard spread about Camel Cigarettes won't measure a foot high compared with the pleasure Camels will actually give you! Take their mellow. mild body, for in- stance. 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