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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1922, 18 VOWS VENGEANCE ON SN WHO KILLED BROTHER Ald Police to TO SAFEGUARD CITY MTIRATRECLOSED BY| FROM FOREIGN PLAGUES Health Adviser. d against the intro- this port of commu- such as typhus and to the progress of his investigations and studies of dreaded diseas: he will seek to prevent the spread of thelr Infection to this country by immigrants. —>—— FIRE DOBS $10,000 DAMAGE, Fire discovered at 11 o'clock to-day in building Nos, 61 and 68 Taaffe Place, Brooklyn, occupied by the Columbia Cement and the Eastern Bronze and Wire Company, did $10,000 damage. The cause is unknown. Frank O'Brien, THEATRE COLLAPSE DUE TO VIBRATIONS, a New Announciné a Fiske Acts Quickly When Building Inspector Makes Report on Lyric’s Condition. Mayor Fiske of Mt. Vernon to-day ark, stood over the body of her son, Joseph, sia! eald, by his brother in ti of their home il sail for Poland to-morrow on jteamship America of the United States Lines, as a rep- resentative of Dr. Royal 8. Copeland, “N.Y. BERT SA H. B. Seaman Thinks Large Fans or Street Cars Caused Roof to Fall. (From a Staff Correspondent of The Ever!xg World.) WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—Henry B. Beaman, Chief Engineer of the Public ‘Service Commission of New York City, who spent twenty-four days in- vestigating the crash of the American Theatre Building in Brooklyn, believes the collapse of the Knickerbocker 1 of was due to vibration caused either by {the large fans which operated the \' cooling system of the theatre or by y the constant passing of street cars on both sides of the structure. “I have examined the ruins of the Knickerbocker,"’ he said, ‘‘and I be- lieve when the final results of all the investigations are in it will be found that vibration from the fans or from the constant passage of street cars Commissioner ordered the Lyric Theatre, in South Dr, Gibbs si Fifth Avenue, near First Street, a motion picture house, closed because he considered the building unsafe. ‘This is the oldest theatre in Mt. Ver- Sanitary Relief Expedition, ized yesterday in Dr. Copeland's of- fon with the Health Com- er, forwarding information as of Health. jails in the name of the organ- thirty-one, of No. 875 Broadway, em- ployed in the Columbia Cement Com- pany, the only employee In the works at the tine, was badly burned about the face and hands endeavoring to ex- tinguish the blaze, He was sent to the cumberland Street Hospital. non, having been built forty years, * ago. The order to close the Lyric was handed to Chief of Detectives Silverstein, who served {t on the pro- prietor. Mayor Fiske said, “Building In- spector Burden reported to me that the Lyric was unsafe so I decided to act quick and close it. I don't intend toshave a disaster on my hands like that which happened in Wahsington, it I can prevent it. I have caused an | inspection of every theatre in Mt. Vernon. The report on the Lyric ‘Theatre shows that the galleries are supported by roof trusses which make it unsafe and it is doubtful if it can ever be placed in @ safe condition.”* clams HARVEY STARTS FOR LONDON. PARIS, Feb. 3—George Harvey, American Ambassador to Great Brit. ain, left for London yesterday noon, He had spent several days in Paris Joseph was shot three t Luigi Garzo after he had ai to prevent the latter from down the door of his mother's apart- . Luigi had threatened to beat Amazing Reductions Kellner Prices—Always Ex- tremely Low—Noyw Still Fur- ther Reduced — Astonishing Values in Quality Furniture! 20% Reduction o | in2O"Century Taxi Rates (Granted in Coupon Form ) —16¢ for the first Third Mile ~24¢ per Mile Thereafter ctctie: The Lowest Taxi Rates in New York. caused the catastrophe. The walls, being. of hollow tile, a construction that never should have been permitted in a building of this character, were | without the necessary solidity to re- syst vibration. “I believe, after a brief examina- on, it will be found that one of the (short truss rods, probably the cr leading to a point just over the stage, lipped from its base and. in slippin, ‘ned the main truss tg such ar Re on his way from Cannes, where he suffered minor injuries in an auto. mobile accident during the receat meeting of the Allied Supreme Coun- Queen Anne Over- stuffed Living Room suite. : 3 pieces he’20" Century Brown White cabs have been the first to take the Tax out of Taxi, by introducing low, affordable Taxi Removable Marshalt spring cushions ; spring edge seats; spring backs) (EVIN'S tent that the main truss slipped c : ° sh lis foundation. and. fell, orinyi ESTABLISHED 1905 rates . Now, again they are the first to reduce down the whole roof.” You will find t i | h Mr. Seaman talked to Engineer- é rates s urther. Commissioner Keller about the acci- Victrolas dent, but did not make an official re- id Vick FOduUE port. an tetor products fs “I called his attention to the use of exclusively Queen Anne Bedroom For instance— the hollow tile in the construction of | Allemonelee Latest suite in American . @ wall of that magnitude, and its use i Sean Walnut. You can now travel ina @s a base for heavy beams,” said Mi records. a pisces “20%C, ie ll 4728 Se: es h a 2) building code permitted the use of such ma. {ef EASY TERMS ARRANGED oabahibe Rene entury 5miles for*l terial. I had nothing more to say.” Best equipped demonstration rooms rae The same cost for 1 to5 passengers Mr. Seaman refused to compare | = se m the crash of the American Theatre | = yy with that of the Knickerbocker: $23 5 “My report on the A ci ey 7 Testy report on the American The Le veld the costly change of fare meters,the said, ‘‘and as it has not been made | — iy . Boniior t gcuin mee diacuae te | 1 And Dining Room Suites, too—$235 to $1800 entury patrons are requested to provide for the Public Service Commiss New York City, Mr. Seaman is con- sulting engineer for the Department of Bridges, New York; the Commission, Cambridge, is Bridge Engineer for the Erie Rail- road system. 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