The evening world. Newspaper, April 29, 1920, Page 10

Patty voting das abotished by the pase-| SWANN EXPLAINS age of thé Geran Wlection Law under I AN VICTIM THEFT CASE DELAY the administration of Woodrow Wileon JEWEL THEFT. —— “the Fy soc sro voce ape ¥ Says There Is $46,000 Discrepancy | Watney ‘of Morrie.” Bridges, Who Confessed Rob- in Figures of Man Robbed , and Boy Companion of Furs. _ Freed as “Only Children.” ' en-year-old Helen Bridges, of Dr. Frank W. Bridges, vet No. 241 Ocean Parkway, , and John M. Seeley, the ag, of No. 2116 Regent Place, A complaint made to the Citizens’ Union by Edgar Lehman, a fur mer- chant, of No. 45 West 27th Street, who was robbed of a quantity of furs on April 16, that the District Attorney's office and certain detectives have been iB were set tree by Masistrate Walsh changed that be. haa ‘boon treated es at the request of Mrs. George | though he were the thief while the rob- YOUR family will ot No. 227 Ocean Park-| bers, who have confessed and are at R family thy, from whose home the girl con-| liberty under bond, ere shown every never tire of ice cream she took a diamond ring and a | cormideration by biel Nentifng’ Has ariennhn for desserts nor will Ie: police, istrate al ola one tege ares Weaday be ret | the wMcers of Jefferson Market Police | i] YOu ever tire making it—in Hioket tor the ring y to sell. | Court. one of our improved freezers. Lelsegang shook her head Beg is true,” said the District Attor- if she wished to push the | ney, “that I requested several adjourn- “They are only chil- | ments in this case, while my assistants are making an investigation. “An insurance company asked me to look into discrepancies between Mr. Leh- man’s estimate of the value of the stolen goods and the val n them {fepaton trom the gitl while invest!-| ty the thieves, ‘Mr. Lehman says he social conditions in Flatbush | was robbed of $53,000 worth of furs. Deosiy Commissioner Ellen |The two men who admit they took the furs say the loot was worth only $7,000. ty was recovered by the who said they obtained a con- The insurance company which has been gaked to nd Rak tea the claim wants informa- AcrtO VACUUM oeeree ion and me to obtain it.” efetgreees OVERRIDE EDW EDWARDS'S VETO . | Sersey . Restores Party Colantn, eb Ear Hy forse. 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