The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1920, Page 21

a —— eo THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1920. — i a a oe: - alanis American premiere of Gino Marinusel’s | MATL HOLD-UP LOSS | additional Post Office officials came| they are convinoed he te withhotaing | TWO ARRESTED IN they are convinoed | 29, He sald he was William Burns,| door closed, she opened tt, ‘The wine | hew opera, “Jacquerie,” with the | to assist local investigators in a| valu ™ PUT AT $3,500,000 thirty-elght, a window cleaner, and|dow cleanor was missing. Hér jewel 1) insurance on the | $20,000 GEM THEFT) was charged with receiving stolen|"°% !" & bureau drawer was empty. Postal Official Says Estimate of Council Bluffs Robbery Is Kreisler Plays Witk | National Orchestra| check-up of the ‘ ait ad given a Swedish name, but appeared to be Irish. The, sleuths learned from the window, cleaning piace that the man lived at) > pouches, One sack which was found ripped open contalned $800,000 In Gevern- ment bonds, the Investigators sald. |goods, Later the police arrested Mrs, BrunetJdentifies One of Them} Abram Abrams, fifty-threé, of No. 3f as Window Cleaner Whom | Weat 115th Street, a merchant, and | charged him with receiving stolen Postal OMectal Confirms Katimate Mrs. Brunet notified | that the man By Sylvester Rawling, OMAHA, Ngb, Nov. 17.—An esti USIC promoters may mate In a Council Bluffs newspaper sau : She Employed. the Mills Hotel, open |The bonds were en route from San|that the amount of property atolon he Employed goods, Weventh vation, ‘aid alten foe = but they recove equilib- COUNOLL BLU 17.—Loss| Peancisco to Washington, D. C, and] from a mail car tn that city Saturday) Detect of the West 100th Street] Mrs. Brunet identified Burns as the|in the vicinity. rium instantly. In the Chicago, ton & Quincy | Was believed a larger amount than|Dsht will total $3,500,000 is fairly} station yesterday arrested a man at/man who came to clean her windowa| The Jewelry has not been recove flow of their endeavor mail car robbery last Saturday| that had been contain accurate, In the opinion of L. J. Pat-| 95th street and Seventh Avenue|ghe morning of Oct. 29. He cleaned |ered. It consists of a five-carat dias ff there had been no dietraction. In night will total at least $3,600,000, ac-| Merle Phillips, twen! terson, Superintendent of Matis at 20, @ windows of two rooms and then| mond ring, three small diamond fee evening Fle arin tie pee vile Rare meine ee laorter on the train, siicky to hs|Councit Bluffs, Mr. Patterson sald hh be with stealing $20,000 hee wont Into the bedroom. Mrs. Brunet] rings, three scart pins set with dia : ita IS * , 8 40) story that he merely stood watch on|the figure reported In the newspaper | Jewelry from the apartment of Mrs.|teft the door half open and went| monds and pearls, a diamond studded eminent violinist, was soloist with the evening paper is, according 0! the locomotive while two others did|would “come pretty close” to thel Paul Brunet, wife of the President|into another room. bracelet and a diamond studded gold niational Symphony Orchestra at eine Trbute 10 Mac he newspaper of the & Five minutes later, finding the! watch known when the actual robbing, but officers assert amount stolen, hange, Inc., on Oct, Aarnogie Hall. Not even be could| 3 @vorcome the devasiadng effect of | cus the weather upon the strings, but he played his pa ¢ Viottl concerto and in the aens rondo cap Ficcioso with # notion worthy of y leds the or- ifying exposi- nai” overtur from “Siegtried,” and Rhino Journey" and death from bhe “ ter: dammerung.” mpanini jay dying in a © ital last winter, shortly after | season, he "BROOKLYN FAMOUS "FAIN” SWEATERS LAST 3 DAYS OF THIS TIMELY STUPENDOUS - @ story of thirtecnth ¢ Plans for the Caroline Beabe, the pianist, and the efficient ensemble which sle has gathered to make the Chamber Music Society, gave a first concert of the jor New Yenr's | ar Include Lu- eve. Other ‘ ne n Murat season at Aeolian Hall last night. In| ¢) memorium of Charles T. Griffes, the American composer, who waa cut off im the prime of his promise, they played 6, transcribed for| G elf for piano, two|G double bass, flute, oon and French nee was impres- y Grainger’a children's! Over the Ills and Far his opus No. lety b; Butterfly” at La Martin, — tenor ‘op Scoten’ tenor, and Albert Paillard, Joseph Hislop, aERE Won eye the Opera Comique. a e e The Symphony y Orchestra fo yea." (oe bosses ale CS FUROR aie ° Joan Mannen, a Spanish violinist, JOE*SEL” STATION ar Coman ~ i eee) SL WEEKLY | The Following Are But a Few Attractive Items Selected evoked én ingrauating tone sndimade ENS AN AC i A A ‘ MARINUEZ] OPERA aoe on Ta From Our 264 Different Styles Offered at This Sale 2 OPENS SEASON OF ’ | W ’s Wool C S 3 as- New Sal CHICAGO COMPANY | hye] 4M: Ls Fair vegan. oo, TUG | eat cin and odds Vales 4.76 Price 911.96 | CHICAGO, Nov. 17—The 1920-21 son- (SO) eg = Oe OL New Sale $ 56 $11.95; were $8.95........... Now . non of the rand Oper Com: BET 103° € 104" Srs Price e ' Zz Women’s and Children’s Brushed Wool Tams. All colors. value $1.50; were $1 pany will ope Girls’ Belted Model Wool Sweaters; solid and contrasting colors; sizes to 34. Reg. value $8; were $6.95. . 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