The evening world. Newspaper, August 30, 1921, Page 5

{TTY INVESTIGATES ELECTROCUTION OF GIRL BY LIGHT CORD Medical Examiner Demands to Know Why House Current he thumb. A discoloration on the girl's mm As Fatal. thumb and another on her right great — {ce indicated the current had passed MA ae As @ result of the death last night ®f Miss Beatrice Schwarzler, seven- teen, at No, 18 Rochelle Strect, City Toland, where she was spending the @ammer with her parents, Dr. John ¥. Riegelman, Medical Examiner, to- @y began an investigation to find @at why the electric wires of the cot- tage were carrying eo heavy a voltage. Mies Schwarzler was holding a portable electric light cord. When connection was made with the elec- trie light socket she fell to the floor. he died a short time later. According to the Medical Ex- miner, Miss Schwarzler was wear- ing a wet bathing suit at the time and her hands were damp after a swim. This fact tended to make the shock severe, but, he said, the wires of the cottage had to carry an un- usually high voltage in order to kill the girl. He has directed the com- pany supplying the electricity to give him a report immediatety. Dr. F. E. Lawrence, a neighbor, who was called to attend Miss Schwarzler, reported he found the girl breathing and this was protracted through his efforts, but he could not save her life. On the portable light cord Dr. Rie- gelmian found a worn spot. He ex- pressed the opinion that the current struck through this to the girl's through her body. Otto J. Schwarzier, father of the dead girl, is a builder, contractor and owner of garages and lives at No. 1882 Grand Concourse, the Brunt. —— TILLIE WEISMAN QUEEN OF ARVERNE CARNIVAL ‘Will Ride Parade This Miss Tillie Weisman of Weisman's Inn, Beach 63d Street, Arverne, L. 1, has been elected Queen of the Arverne Carnival, and will ride in splendor in the float parade this afternoon. The coronation will be Saturday night. ‘The election, in which every vote was bought and paid for at @ nickel @ vote, olosed in a lively session at the ball last to. EL be rejected. Se Atlantic Atlantic City Wednesday, August 31 SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES Eastern Standard Time, brersedtne? Station - 6.30 A.M. jadson Terdfna jee Oty «2 5s 6 Stopping at Newark, Elizabeth, Rehway, New Brunswick, Retarning, Leaves Gimitar Excursions Sundays, Sept. 4 & 18 Pennsylvania System THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1921, _ 5 night at the Prince Casino. The nickels are to be used by the Arverne Hotel Association to build a boardwalk. The election was to close at 11 P, M., but when somebody rushed in a minute or two late with a shoebox containing $800 the money was considered too important Miss Weisman had 36,048 votes, Her nearest competitor, Miss Nettle Lifshitz of the Ocean Crest’ Hotel had 27,943, and Miss Helen Jacobs o¢ the Brit in Hotel W ' = = 630 A.M. city - - - 600 PM, Purchases will appear on bills rendered October | st “Sth Avenue James McCreery & Co. 34th Street TOMORROW—LAST DAY Of Our August Sales Tomorrow is the last day in which to take advantage of the low prices offered in these five August Sales---Furs, ‘‘Master-Made’”’ : Furniture, Oriental Rugs, McCreery Quality Linens and Blankets. Charge purchases made today and tomorrow will appear on bills rendered October Ist. Dest & Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th Street, N. Y. Established 1879 if School Outfitting for the Girl & Junior Miss A HIGHLY SPECIALIZED SERVICE FOR ‘ PARENTS WHO RECOGNIZE ITS VALUE Bo & CO. was founded upon the idea of special service to young people and three generations of school out- fitting have given us an insight into youthful needs and preferences, a knowledge of schools. and regulations that few other stores possess. Mothers of schoolgirl daughters will find this knowl edge particularly helpful and will appreciate the comfort of shopping here, where all the essentials of a correct school wardrobe are shown under one roof. An abundance of pretty and practical garments is ar- ranged for easy selection, capable, courteous salespeople are in constant attendance, and a special order department, the only one in the city devoted exclusively to younger girls, rounds out a service unique in its scope. A specialist’s service, of course, but it costs no more! My Beginning at Girls’ Wool Jersey Dresses . 9.50 Girls’ Serge Dresses - - 12.95 Girls’ Serge Middy Suits - 9.50 Girls’ Silk Dresses - - 18.00 Girls’ Wool Coats - 18.00 Girls’ Serge Bloomers - 2.95 Girls’ Wool Skirts - - 4.65 Girls’ Orpic Shoes’ - 8.25 Juniors’ Serge Dresses 10.00 Juniors’ Silk Dresses - 29.50 18.50 4.50 39.50 Juniors’ Wool Coats -- Juniors’ Gymnasium Bloomers Juniors’ Wool Suits - + - = (SECOND FLOOR) FURS Remarkable savings may be effected on Furs pur- chased to-morrow. Even on small Fur Scarfs the saving amounts to many dollars—on larger Murs and Coats it permits of economy no woman should ovcr- look. Hudson Scal Coats, 40 inches long, fashioned of s« lected skins with collar and cuffs of Natural Skunk. September Price, 365.00, August Sule Price, 285.00 Hudson Seal Coats, 86 inches long, of choice skins—sclf trimmed. September Price, 285.00, 205.00 ed skins 265.00 S. Gov- August Sale Price, Hudson Seal Coats, 86 inches long, of scle collar and cuffs of Natural Skunk or Beaver. September. Price, 345.00, August Sale Price Genuine Alaska Seal Coats, 36 inches long (U. ernment dye). September Price, 545.00, Mole Wraps, 47 inches long, of choice selected pelts, self-trimmed. August Sale Price, 365.00 September Price, 465.00, Persian Lamb Coats, 36 inches long, made of cho lustrous skins, with self collar and cuffs. September Price, 425.00, August Sale Price, 345.00 (Fourth Floor) LINENS To-morrow is the last day of the August Sale of MeCreery Quality Linens. Varied assortments—and prices reduced from 25% to 40% make this a sale of interest. Take advantage of, these values to-morrow. August Sale Price, 475,00 4.50 and 6.00 doz. Turkish Bath Towels, hemmed. 3.25, 4.25, 5.25 formerly 5.00, 6.00, 7.00 doz., 3.00 and 4.50 Napkins to match....... doz., 4.50 8.00 Madeira Luncheon-Sels, formerly 6.75 hand-embroidered, 13 pieces. fe Irish Linen Damask Table Cloths: . Sty 5.75 70x 70 inches.formerly 7.00, 4.50 9.00 doz. Madeira Tea Napkins, i vie e B75 hand-embroidercd corners, 70x 88 inches..formerly 6.50, 5.75 ‘loz., 6.78 70x106 inches..formerly 10.50, 7.25 6.75 doz, Pure Trish Linen Tea Napkins to match, 22x22 inches, Napkins, hemstitehed, doz., 4.50 formerly 9.00. doz., 6.06 10.00 Hand-Crocheted Luncheon Irish All Linen Table Damask, 70 Scts, Irish design, 18 pices ins. wide. formerly 8.00, yd., 1.90 sel, 6.75 £.00'doz. All Linen Scotch Huck Specials Towels, hemmed. doz., 5.00 7.50 doz. Turkish Bath Towels 9.00 doz. All Linen Irish Huck hemmed, doz, 5.00 Towels, hemstitched. doz., 675 15,00 doz. Trih Linen Tuck 6.00 doz. Union Linen Huck Towels, hemstitchod. 2Oxd6 inches Towels, hemstitched, doz., 4.50 doz., 10.00 (Second Floor) BLANKETS ‘To-morrow is the last day of the August Sale of Blankets, Comfortables, Spreads and Steamer Rugs. The opportunity to secure them at prices reduced from 2596 to 40% should not be missed. 500 pairs All-Wocl Plaid Blankets, double size, choice selection of colors, formerly 12.50, pair, 7.25 200 pairs White Blankets, double size, winter weigh', wool and cotton, colored borders, formerly 9.00, pair, 6.00 300 pairs 100% All-Wool White Blankets, pink or blue horde Single Double size......6. seen widajeyeiers formerly 14.50, pair, 9:50 .formerly 16.00, pair, 10.50 120 Wool-filled Comfortables, plain color sateen bor ders, figured cambric centers in various colors, New designs, double size. formerly 7.50, 5.50 400 Bed Spreads, crochet weave, Marscilles patterns, hemmed, double size. formerly 2.50 and 3.25, 1.75 and 2.35 100 All-Wool Steamer Rugs. Choice sclection of new plaid patterns, fringed ends, Sizes 60x80 inchws. formerly 10.50 and 15.00, 6.75 and 9.50 (Second Floor) ORIENTAL RUGS ‘To-morrow is the last day of the August Sale of Oriental Rugs. Prices are far below their usual replacement values. Now is the final opportunity to secure exquisite rugs at remarkably low prices. . Embossed Chinese Rugs .. 9x12 ft. 225.00, formerly 475.00 - Chinese Rugs, with embossed designs, in blue and gold tones. Finely and closely woven, Persian Rugs Arak Rugs, unusual values in Extra fine Persian Rugs, lux- rugs of this kind. Size range — urious texture and colorings. In from 10.1x7.1 to 12.11x9.11 ft. sizes ranging from 11.10x8.8 to 175.00 to 275.00 =:14.0x10.7 ft. 375.00 formerly 285,00 to 545.00 formerty £95.00 Mosul Rugs. Mxtra fine qual- 39.75 Eighth Ploor) Small rugs for overs, small ity, in small sizes. rooms, ete, 75.00 and 85.00 “MASTER-MADE” FURNITURE To-morrow is the last day of the August Sale of * Ieurniture, vantage of these Made” striking reductions we advise carly shopping *Master- To take ad- ‘ ON unusual and ' kL, SiG ee would . us many suites and separate pieces can- Four-piece Chamber Suite, illustrated, in Mahogany consisting of Dresser, Chifforobe, Vanity Table and bow-end Bed. formerly 425.00, 297.50 Ten-piece Mahogany Dining Room Suit . 247,50 formerly 4£ Ten-piece Walnut Dining Room Suite. former! Ten-piece Walnut Dining Room Suite. formerly Ten-picce Mahogany Dining Room Suite... formerly 475,00 Tcn-picce Mahogany Dining Room Suit formerly 495.00 Ten-picce Walnut Dining Room Suite formerl) Ten-piece Walnut Dining Room Suite......-- formerly 875.00 Ten-piece Mahogany Dining Room Suite formerly 850.00 237.50 . 375.00 295.00 former r piece Chan 375.06 375.00 687.50 550.00 not be duplicated, and unprecedented would be hard to find anywhere for the class of merchandise of- formerly vir picce Chamb formerly 1000.00 Chamber Suite formerly P Mahogany Tea Wagon, Such prices Three-piece Library Suite, illustrated, upholstered valucs in Tapestry, with loose spring cushions 191.75 form rly ‘B14.50 » Sepuratel . 59.50 + 42.50 Arm Chair. . Wing Chair. . 297.50 139.75 174.50 214.50 194.50 49.50 39.50 » 49.20 Three-picee Library S$ formerly 364.50, formerly 9.00, 347.50 ‘Three-piece Library Suit Vhree-piece Library Sui Three-piece Library Suite... . formerly 489.00, Walnut Library Table Mahogany Davenport Table.. 495,00 Mahogany Day Red, complete 900.00 formerly 5.00 formerly 59.50, . 695.90 formerly 110.00 formerly $5.00 29.75