Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-10
DR. SCHIRESOKs
OFFICE ATTACHED
FOR sl,I4O DEBT
furniture and Apparatus of An
other Institute in Jersey
City Is Held.
NEWARK CREDITOR SAYS
DOCTOR OWES HIM MONEY
Patients Tell of Gold and Silver
Pills and Medicines Colored
Like the Rainbow.

Following the exclusive story in the
EVENING STAR of the mysterious
disappearance of DR.. Henry ]. Schire-
son and the closing of the Peoples
Medical Institute and Home of Blood
less Surgery" at 80 Central avenue.
this city, number of deputy sheriffs
of Hudson county today visited the
New Jersey Medical Clinic. 1Os-10Sk
Newark avenue. Jersey City, and at
tached the furniture and medical ap-
pliances.
The institute was filled with patients.
mostly foreigners, and the visit of the
officers of the law was not without ex-
citement. The attachment was issued
al the instance OF the Delsiner Adver-
stising Company through which con-
Germ was placed all the advertising of
DIR. Schireson's enterprises. principally
in newspapers of foreign languages
1t is claimed that DR.. Schireson is
the real owner Of the Jersey City place.
in addition to owning the Peoples
Medical Institute. in this city. The
amount of the debt is alleged to be
Si14040
Frank A. Boettner, counsel for the
advertising company, who went to Jer-
,sey City today, said that he has proof
that Dr. Schireson paid bills of the
Jersey City institution and is its real
owner
Ii was learned that until a short
time ago DR.. Schireson and his wife
occupied apartments in the Coleman
House. the most exclusive resort at
Asbury Park.
Color Scheme in Medicines.
Many foreigners, former patients of
DIR. Schireson, told today of unusual
experiences.
II would appear from what they said
that the doctor had adoptedsa color
scheme of treatment for their many
ills. Beautiful gold and silver-tinted
pills, and vials containing liquids or
the most beautiful hue, it is declared,
were held by the doctor to be panacea
for all ills from a toothache to ele-
phantasis.
Much was claimed for these great
medicines. To hear some of the patients
talk they were led to believe that by
the "bloodless surgery treatment
cancers would bounce out overnight
and the following day would be pick
ling in one OF the labeled jars in the
doctors laboratory Tubercular
patients were told, it is declared, that
by. a frequent use of the beautiful pills
they would be made as strong as
Sampson in six weeks. AS for an ordi-
nary cold it was stated that the pills
would Danish it in night.
lit certainly was beautiful and con-
Al. IL. \
one of his former patients today He
was fluency itself. or course, he was
somewhat handicapped when his
beautiful talk had TO be translated by
a plain interpreter"
Paid Doctor More Than $50.
Here is the story told by Joseph
Feszczuk, of 27 Prince street. six
months ago l went to DR.. Schireson
and told him that l was suffering from
tuberculosis. I will cure you in six
weeks he says the doctor told him.
but | will have to have $49 I gave
him the money, and then he said that
should come TO his office every week
and pay 49, After paying So for sew
eraI weeks / told him that the gold
and silver pills and the bright colored
li1lids he gave me did me no good.
L
weekly payments later on. About two
weeks ago when l went to the place l
was given a card to go to 10S Newark
avenue. Jersey City. 1 did not 20
here. ! paid DR.. Schlreson more than
49,"
Frank Sanwlsuk, who lives at the
same address. said that he went to DR..
Schireson, suffering from an earache
and was given exactly the same pills
and yari-colored liquids as Feszczul<
had received.
summoned Doctor to Police Court.
Emil Kowalehak. of 217 Court street,
told how through his wife. who doubted
DIR Schireson from the first. he had IN
d,ced Judge Herr to compel DR.. Schire-
eor tc give back S25.
"Nay went to see DR. Schireson,
telling him that / was suffering from
a acl ere cold in the chest" he said.
.He demanded $50 for. treatment.
Ya.d him / was poor man, and he
aral'y came down to $25. which puid |
him. He gave me the gold and silver
Mills and the bright-colored liquids, |
uh,ch I have since learned he gave |
I, aIl his patients. Ny wife Catherine |
VS. suspicious. She went TO Judge |
rJetr IN the Second Precinct Court. ard |
s,,a that she believed the doctor wasn't |
a,,titied TO the money. Judge Herr sent
for the doctor. The result was that
,e2, DAYS later the doctor came TO my
bome and gave me back my money
II was learned today that DR.. Schire-
son leased the house. 80 Central ave-
nue for three years in May. 1909. The
ren, was paid promptly each month,
u Is said. until August. The check for
the August rent was returned marked
,sinsufieient funds" A letter was re-
oeived a couple of days ago from DR..
schireeon. 1t was postmarked White
Plains. and stated that he had given