The evening world. Newspaper, August 1, 1922, Page 21

oes REE DIE; 100 ILL, ~ FROM ARSENIC IN RESTAURANT FOOD (Continued from First Page.) as | le was the only poison food served luring yesterday's lunch hour, the Poalth authorities seized portions « food in the restaurant and are} ing their own Investigation While the two girls who died are} ignown to have eaten the dendiy pie, | y others who were stricken and | @till in a serious ¢ ition did not | tt Any of the tainted desert, but hoewed the effects of the poison al- | ost instantly after eating other foods. | { Miss Ida Weissberf, j No. 976 Kelly Street, the Bronx, and nd Miss Lillian ¢ eighteen, of Not 262 Brook Avene, the Bronx, died day. Miss Getz was stricken Inte yester- tweny-five, | wR y and rushed to Lincoln Hospital, | 9M Where Dr. Goldberg made heroic ef- ‘torts to save her life. Shortly after he death of Miss Weissberg was re- from her home, at 8 A. M., the|— md vietim died. According to Mrs. Rose Getz, ther of the dead girl, her daughter old her shortly before she died that he had lunched at the Shelburn Res- urant yesterday noon. ey became violently ill ctor was call ter which t¢ iss Weissberg 1 M enous ‘The firm's and attended them, were sent home. | th ed she would be wement last night, orse and « doctor in the neighbor- jood «swasecalled, She showed tm- | Th . but at 3 A. M. went into] th, n Flanigan of}m he Simpson Street Station was called ind while waiting for an ambulance |p id what he could for her, but she] be led before the surgeon arrived of Assistant Medical Examiner and ordered rene for an autopsy nine what Ba wr tre op Pte that poisoned them. As far frown all had luncheon in the restaurant, but all did not eat the ame kind of food. Most "ims were in the ten-stor Buliding in Broadway between 2 and 26th Streets, @ Miss Sadie Brown, prominent civic worker and m of School Fos No. 20, Js ser Lat her hor No. 1118 Forest Avenue, the F ® result of poison eaten in the restau- rant yesterds “J ordered tong pf coffee and u picee we va not *y ha andwich, a cup of pe y + far come violently I noticed s my luncheon sons about me who were st the same time. “1 do not think the poison was In the ple as [ ate but a small quantity The woman who was seated next to me and who was stricken about the €ame time ate nothing but amount of her portion of mode, She inf ful almost instaniy It was sald by physicians attending Mies Brown to-day that she was seriously but not dangerously ill from the effects of the poison, The Prompt use of emetics and a stomach pump probably saved her lite, say the physicians. Four of the vietiing are still in hos- Pitals. Two of them did not become Violently {1 unti? late Just night when they went to New Y Hos pital. Others who went to this hos pital at an early hour this morning in taxicabs were Louls Winkler twenty-four, No, 907 Southern Boule yard, Bronx, who sald he had eaten huckleberry pie; Mt ulla Sullivan twenty-two, and Miss Frances White, twenty-three, both of No. sterdam Avenue, and Lb twenty-two, No. 80 1 Brooklyn, all thre models at No. 15 They ai returned home ing treatment, Many other victims were taken to hospitals, but so far as the polic could learn all were di within a few hours twenty-nine Bronx, and } eight, No. 663 E lyn, in Bellevue f No. 1020 Mast 179th Str Bronx, | Teeth Without Plates A 1 Save Decayed Teeth, Tighten Loose Teeth, Treat Diseased Gums Badly Docayed Teeth and Roots Care- fully Extracted. Teeth Thoroughly Cleaned | SETS OF TEETH. {| old and Porcelain Crowns, ridgework, Fillings end Inlays ‘old, Silver and Porcelain, Made at Reasonable Prices. BROKEN PLATES REPAIRED | WHILE YOU WAIT a smatl ef a la was n acted fter recelv- 103 E.128th St.,cor Park Av (Over Lott's Candy store.) 740 Lexington Ay.,cor.59 St (Over Liggett's Drug store.) 169 E. 34th St., cor, 3d Ay HOURS Dally... Tues, and Thurs, 9AM. to 28th Street, in New York Hospital home were: arching for medical aid took police reserves to restore ¢ Ambulances cama from New Yo -|pumps were being operated the collapse of tenants became general An elevator operator ran into the Dr first He was followed by other operators Among those attended and sent Sadie Brown, thirty-six, No. orest Avenue, the Bronx. 1118 victims Included typists, tele- pause of the Is, clerks, office boys and r employers, The first became ill t 4.50 o'clock and excited te soon running through cor ‘s It finally mical ana iture of the polson It may be sible to find out how it got in food. jose sick feared they would dle © not sick expected to be at any eo ee LEGION OFFERS JOBS FOR EX-SERVICE MEN llevue and two other hospitals, and sides the wholesale administration emetics, ten or a dozen stomacn at the me time. 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No Credits No Approvals Ik Poul To Close Out a Limited Quantity of Higher Priced Summer Frocks of Impeccable Character in Style and Qua Inimitable dresses of distinctive and exclusive de- sign; odd numbers of much higher priced models, in Canton Crepe, Georgette and many other superb fabrics All Sales Must Be Final son's most approved Every desirable shade included. esses “ean ndise urds and Voiles lity 118.00 Ts | _THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1922. |3OY AND MAN HURT || AS TRUCK HITS CAR|| Thrown Out When Auto Is}i}) Miss Getz told her father yesterday] Samuel Goldberg, thirty-seven, No Sidewiped by Mail fternoon that she beeame violently | 1076’ East 86th Street, Brooklyn. dah. I shortly after eating two ekg sand-| Sadie Goldman, twenty-three, No bot SETA. Van at Corner. ches and a piece of berry pic at the |980 Beach 129th Street, Rockaway. Max Neftorberg, ten years olf, of faurant. She was stricken during| Joseph Hertel, twenty-six, No. 850}and several tenants. Dr. Hopkins|No. 1 evn Boulevard is in nf) night again, but rallied, only to] Hewitt Place, the Bronx had an assistant telephone for am-]| serious condition at Fordham Hospital i} ie during # Inter attack Max Orland, twenty-four, No, 8§}bulances and all available p ans. Jas the result of ar automobile acci- ||f} Miss Weissbers, a daughter of Mr.| East Broadway. A general call was sent out for phy-|dent. Morris Sirop, twenty: nd Mrs. Charles Weissberg, was not] Charles Rosing, twenty-eight, No.|sicians in the neighborhood. Sfuredia sane Hine: mong those listed by police and am-|102 West 119th Street. The building resembled an emer-}] ‘Tie two were viding with Willam lance surgeons as having been| Henry Simon, thirty-five, No. 934] cency hospital. Men, women, boys|Muarkowitz of No. 1616 Charlotte nade ill by the food, She was em-| East 1Sist Street, the Bronx. ind girls lay about the fi Street. in a commercial automobile loyed by in & Co, at No, 225] James Stanley, forty-five, No. 91]halls. Some were unconsc man and Southern ifth Av A went to luncheon | Franklin Avenue, Ocean Grove, N. J.(screaming from the po tl mobile and a ith several other gitls from the of-| Arthur H. Rose, No, 8605' Broad- Indigestion, Picking their way among {'nited Stated mail truck driven by ||[f ces at noon. According to the story | way, them were the white-uniformed am- james Debanem of No, 214 West 148d ihe later told, they all ate ple. Solomon Mackenson, No. 106 Exst|bulance attendants other, Slrop Soon after returning to the office re The doctors were un: Get It Now ABRAHAM €~ STRAUS BROOKLYN’ Store Hours: Closed All Day Saturday During July and August Y to 5. pistes : INC. | Telephone: Matn 6100 | Hundreds of Home-Makers Waiting for Prices to Go Down % Will Find cAll They’ve Waited for in This Half-Yearly Sale of Furniture What a delightful experience it is, for housekeepers, to walk through our Furni- ture aisles and see all their dreams come true—to see the beautiful furniture, they have longed to possess, now marked at prices they can easily pay! The low prices come, too, just when the hundreds of new houses are ready for the new nest builders. And, if the new house or apartment should not be ready for a few months, the furniture may be secured now and delivered later on The big thing is to get the full advantage of the low August prices now here. More than ever, this is a time to make sure of the big savings, for all market con- ditions point to advancing prices again. Shop all over Greater New York, as we have, and you'll discover no better furniture anywhere, and you'll find lower prices here, in this low cost store’building in the low rental zone, than you'll find elsewhere. Be sure to see the splendid bargains (not advertised) displayed tomorrow on the “AISLE OF OPPORTUNITY,” where half-prices are in the majority on furniture that any home will welcome. Living-Room Furniture That’s Livable----and ery Low Priced 3-piece Suite, illustrated, $250 The suite shown here reveals how comfortable, inviting, and beautiful is the living- room furniture included in this sale. It’s furniture that will prove a greater and great- er satisfaction the longer you live with it. The sofa is large and roomy. The wing chair is spacious, the arm chair restful. Solid frames, web bottoms, spring edges, separate spring cushion seats. Covered in Verona Velour, ornamented with dainty silk tassels. The same suite, in any of several genuine mohair cov- erings, is $295. Various other Suites for the Living-Room 3-piece hand-blacked mohair suite with ma- | 3-piece tapestry spring arm suite, was 1ogany frame, was $1,075, now $537.50. | $487.50, now $325. T8995 walnut mohair suite, was $3 B-piece tapestry suite, was $225, now 8-piece mulberry mohair suite, was $425, | , $187.50. now $250. 3-piece mahogany frame cane and velour 3-piece dark taupe mohair suite with cushion suite, with pillows, was $297, now arms, was $650, now $585. $212.50. 8-piece blue mohair suite, barrel arm design, | 3-piece mahogany frame cane and velour was $525, now $395. } suite, with pillows, was $325, now $225. Also a large number of odd pieces at reductions that average 334°). A. & 8.—Fourth floor, Central. -—_————_ = a - cAxminster Rugs Reduced One-Fifth . EAMLESS Axminster rugs, made by a nationally-known mill, and sold to us as slightly imperfect. Apart from the slight defects (which do not affect the rugs’ appearance), these rugs are as good as the best seamless Axminsters woven. They’re heavy, thick, durable rugs in Persian and Chinese designs and plain colors, Several hundred rugs in large and small sizes, 7 Price of Price of Perfect Rug | Sale Price Perfect Rug 27x54 in.. $5.50 1 WOROIED aerogenes $: $33.50 36x72 in $9.00 | 814x101¢ ft. oe $44, $55.50 414x614 ft.. $18.00 GIA AD ics cater $49.50 $62.50 Seamless Axminster Rugs—Second Grade Price of | Perfect Rug | $14.50 | $26.50 | Price of Perfect Rug 50, $46.50 $42.50 $52.00 A. & 8.—Third floor, Kast. For Wednesday's Selling Sale P. Sale Price 81(x1014 9x12 ft.. The World’s 1922 | White Cotton Fabrics Durable qualities for prac- tical uses, at economy prices, Beach Suttings, 32c yd. Former price was 49c; one yard wide and serviceable for chil- dren's suits, maids’ uniforms and skirts. | | French Batiste, 50c yd. 89 inches wide and lowered in price asa result of an importer’s sacrifice, Long Cloth, $1.59 pe. tnd th'ten-yard longibw to tbe piece. Remnants of ee and fancy white cotton fabrics are reduced about one-third price. A. & B.—Btrest floor, West. Trish Linen Damask Tablectoths, $2.98 each This very special price is about the present price of import; full bleached and in an assortment of patterns. Size 70x70 inches, Damask Napkins, $1.95 dozen The former price was $2.50 a dozen, They are of mer- cerized cotton, hemmed and ready for use; round designs and size 20x20 inches, Hemstitched All - Linen Huck Towels, 45c each Former price was 59c each; full bleached, heavy quality, size 18x34 in. 35¢ White Bath Towels, 25e each Hemmed, good quality, 22x44 inches. 59c Turkish Towels, 45 ea. Extra heavy, double thread towels; hem: ends. Size 23x43 inches, Ae size Street floor, Bast. —— ° Framed | Pictures By Maxfield Parrish and others Pictures that are pleasing, yet inexpensive. They're colorful and interesting, and very ap- | propriate for mimtiner. borne Maxfield Parrish'’s ‘Dinkey Bird” and “Air Castles’ are $2.48 each. “Psyche,” attractively framed in a 14x18 inch oval frame, is specially priced at $3.25. ‘The Shepherd Boy," $1.75. A vari- One of colored prints in antique gilt frames, 98¢. A. & 8.—Fifth oor, Central. | Announcement! Th “LIVABLE HOUSE” is re- opened, Beautifully Redecorated. Come | and See It. Just Published Summer Resorts Annual And Good Motor Roads Tour Guide 112 Pages of information for the Summer Vacationist and Many Touring Maps for tbe Automobilist : Price 10 Cents at all World Offices Subway and Newsstands By Mail 10 Cents. Address \, orid Summer Aesort bureau, World building, Park Row, New York City AS NORD SORE Oe ee