The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1920, Page 11

‘ ' . * ® "ORGANZED BAND 1S cations. He had one on his property third on the jewels which were stolen from his home at East — —_— ‘Hampton. ERNST RHeE wre CT —— ‘The insurance companies have} CPU TACPRCMIRT LAPSED” GE ESR AL their own detectives on the East Hampton job, tions, pearls and diamonds and designs, but of the larger stones in the collec- tion, hope that the treasure will find its ‘way to a pawnshop in this city, be- cause the bi gstones are easily rec- ognizable ‘Phey will probably be cut down be- fare being offered for sale. addressed to the Hotel Sevilla, Mrs. Caruso said: The police of Long Island and New York watching every bridge, road and train, Everything possible being done. Have given police description of —— | and —." MH 18 said, of discharged servants. Property which Headquarters here: ; pearls, farge diamond and 200 small dia- symlued at $50,000 or $75,000, | Pearl ring set in platinum. "| wo large diamond rings. j Ruby ring. | Ring set with large emerald, ER FT I NTT NT SAAN tit ath) t WOMAN CONVICTED AS A BOOKMAKER Market in Brooklyn SPRING WHEAT A BUMPER. 2 Coart. e Crop of 277,000,000 Bushels In the Forecast. | stein. of No, 206 Corbin PF SOUGHTN 0000 CARISDJEVEL THEFT (Continued From Tenth Page.) Mrs, Etta Kenney s believed to be the only woman ever convicted | of bookmaking in Kings County. (t hap- pened to her to-day In the Court of] prospects «for winter wheat. im- Special Sessions {n Brooklyn, and ske|ooyeq during May to the extent of was sentenced to the Workhouse for | £9,000,000 bushels, making a total eatle me, entence .|matyd production of 781,000,000. bush Minty ddys, tut the sentence was ous- |i. ‘or 160,000,000 leas than that of Court, a years—was forecast by the Dopart- Schwarastein ment of Agriculture to-day from the conditioneof the crop on June 1, which he kppt at the Knickerbocker) naeq, she has a fish store at No. fis Vouk thirteen years old, 4 feet, 6 inches, 115 Hotel when that was his residence, |s7 Buffalo Avenue The, condition of other cropa ts: pounds, Ng a snag bathing sult) " " e P| ak’ ef , 7. 5 f ; -} was foun om tiny In the water another on his paintings at 50th| petectives heard her taking bets by | Oats, per cent. of @ normal; bar- | was \ ater near ley, 87.6 per cont.; rye, 844; hay, 86.9; |Seaside Beach Park, Coney Island, t Street and Fifth Avenue, and &]tclaphone and found a book of recorded | pastures, i ragoven ERY’ cud lee the body was Temeven to tt $8.8; 9. orning. beta in her possession. peaches, 64! Kings County Morgue. armed with deéscrip- not only of the attings of McCutcheon’s Pure Linen Handkerchiefs New Patterns for Men, W omen and Children They say that there is little || their description from In a cablegram to her husband, “Dope 'worry, We) are. all sare, For the fastidious woman who.seeks a smart colored pattern or a dainty trifle of lace, to the man who demands purest linefi and generous size, McCutcheon’s ap Trode Mark displays an ample variety of pure linen handkerq@hiefs ‘The blanks represent the identities, Following is the list of the stolen} Mrs. Caruso gave For Men Plain finen Handkerchiefs, $6.00, , $9.00, $12.00 per dozen and up. Handkerchiefs’ with Hemmed and Hemstitched borders in cord and tape effects, $9.00 per dozen and up Fancy printed Handkerchiefs, $1.25 and $1.50 each and up. Linen Handkerchiefs with hand em- broidered initials, $15.00 and $18.00 dozen. ‘ For Children A variety of Children’s )Handker- chiefs in pretty colorings, quaintly embroidered, 25c. each. For Women Armenian Handkerchiefs with ex- quisitely fine lace edges, $1.00 to $5.00 each, P Madeira Handkerchiefs, hand em- broidered in plain and fancy rose scallops, 75c to $2.5@each. -A wide variety of smart printed and daintily embroidered Handker- chiefs — the favorite colors, 35c. each, $4.00 per dozen; 50c. each, $6.00 per dozen. 4 Initial Handkerchiefs in varying qualities of linen, $4.00, $6.00 and $9.00 per dozen. Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d Streets VY ZR BV ANZ BY BVA BL ABV BN DO ay AA ia Pearl necklace containing seventy wedding gift from Mr. Caruso, valued at $75,000 or $100,000. z Diamond necklace containing one | | monds, gift from Mr. Caruso on his Yorty-seventh birthday, Feb, 27 last, Flexible diamond belt, Ring set with diamonds and sap- phires. Ring set with diamonds and rubies. Ring set with lar@ pearl. Ring sot with lalso diamond ana ‘two sapphires. "Arrow brooch of diamonds set in platinum, Pair of diamond hairpins. Pair of diamond and amethyst ear- Brooch set in sapphires. ‘Two gold watches, STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to'5 P. M. HEARN Fourteenth Street West of Fifth Avenue Tomorrow Thousands— Thousands -MEN’s SILK SHIRT Our regular $9.50 to $12.50 make these shirts the best rk will see this season. Fabrics Include:— . “Empire Silk Roger Thosgpaon's White Jersey “ais Eagle Crepe mpire King Cloth Jersey Flat and Satin Stripes and Jacquard Designs Compare this value with the Silk Shirt Values around town and then judge for yourself. Sizes 14 to 17 NO RETURNS Elegance of materials and Fallon value of their kind that New Yo . Endless Variety Smart Stripes NO EXCHANGES See Page 27 for Our Three Column Advertisement es v THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE Manhattan Beach Fight tn Civil Complaints charging Nathan § Man- y hattan Beach, with malicious mischtet (git Runs a Fis WASHINGTON, June 9.—A spring | And disorderly conduct growing out of Iam Tr vl r o — | Di etl in ttt ide for a and Detectives Heard Her Tak- oo. cuedae te ge ar eere al idea bla action in gutting guide, ropse for. « " F ‘4 ish dha Nett Gln wae Gr akats ie Building Corporation on Manhattan [Ij ing Bets'On the Races. |last year and 18,000,000 bushels great-| Beach were to-day dimnixsed by Mugis- er tham the average for the last five|trate Gelsmar in Comey Island Police Thomas Foiey, the conyplalnant, Void “the “court. civil action is now pending that will settle the question ax "to the realty company’s right to fence off the beach — “Hiog’s Body Found at Coney, | ‘The body of an unidentified boy about st 9, 1920. \? ‘7 ' playing it. CWT 7 WT Wr Wer er We Lx Ze ““ (XRADUALLY, tenderly, toward the end of ‘ the verse, the lovely voice melted away as tf the singer, having lulled her little one to sleep, was moving slowly o..t of the room. Fascinated, almost doubting that so flexible a tone could come from a phonograph, I noticed that Marjorie, by simply moving the Graduola back and forth, was actually playing the record herself; accenting a note here, modulating a phrase there, making of this remarkable phonograph a responsive medium for the expression of her own musical thought.” In MANHATTAN, 29 West 42d Street im THE BRONX * In BROOKLYN 367 East 149th Street 11 Flatbush Avenue A Decidedly Improved Soft Collar Fastener Slip-Grip is a simpler, more efficient, better looking soft collar fastener—an inconspicuous strip of gold with spring tension fingers that slip over the edge of the collar and hold it firmly in place. Slip-Grip will not work loose, yet a gentle pull will remove it. It has no hooks or sharp points to cause damage and can be adjusted to any position in a moment without even mussing the collar, On sale at Clothiers, Haberdashers, Department Stores, Jewelers and Drug Stores—50 cents up. Eisenstadt Mfg. Co., ‘Manufacturing Jewelers, St. Louis, Mo. 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Without changing their individual conceptions of their songs and compositions, they vary their interpretations in detail. _ This:is exactly what anyone can do by using the Graduola.’ Without actually changing the interpretations ( phrasing always remaining the same) it can be varied in tone color, thus giving it a freshness and spontaneity which the ordinary phonograph performance never possesses, Ahd it is a fact that even when the player knows nothing of music, these changes sound well and add to the musical result, the ex- planation being that the arbitrary elemegts of interpretation, namely:—tempo, phrasing, and basic expression are unaffected by the Grad+ ot aia impossible no uola. tant advantages as well. the playing of its records. Vocalion Prices Conventional models from $60—with Grad- uola from $165. 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