JEWEL ROBBERIES UNCOVERED HERE WITH SOLUTION(Continued from rage l»—— .■ rnmmm.m *• nunrnf*^ *•— - * —u- - —— ' '• ■ way or another and police succeeded in recovering six but it was learned that one had been sold to an o.d gold man, and police doubt tha* *t j can he recovered, although they hope to recover the others The three charge.* against Kan-tenwem are larceny of a pear! ring from the Hoy store, larceny of eight rings from the Vasbinder atore, and larceny of 129 from a pocketbook of an Eaat Side woman During the pohce investigation of the various ramification* of the case they discovered that Kantenwein had been doing aome work for the woman when the money was stolen, and upon being blamed with the theft, pohce declare that he admitted it and gave one of the rings as .security for returning the money Thering had not Keen redeemed however.