The evening world. Newspaper, May 27, 1918, Page 9

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 27, 1918. | Ineriorouh em at nae Bestigh Boy a War Vet sists of failure to provide conduit |lines. Just why these power cables lare not ready when the rest of the | work is practically completed isu IN RARE OPERATION WORK ON SUBWAYS Delicate oany 3 Saves Mrs, In view of the Interborough's de- ee fault it is questionable whether the Berger From a Life of | Invalidism. | d of Bi Both Mayor and Comptroller Hoard of Estimate should take any action which would, under the law, Make Charge Over Delay amount to our waiving the default ‘ i ‘The City of New York should not by in Equipment, ony careless action release the Inter- borough or any other corporation of Both Mayor Hylan and Comptroller | its legal obligations.” | Surgeons of the Beth Israel Hosp!- | Craig charged at a special meeting of | Some one suggested there was a pro- tal house etaff, as well as specialiste the Board of Estimate to-dny that the| Vision under which the deal between the Interborough and the city could be terminated. city under the terms of dual subway] Comptroller Craig replied: contract No, 2 for failing to provide| “1¢ we did that we would be making equipment within the time required |the Seventh Avenue and the Present | for the Lexington and Seventh Ave- (subway separate tines,’ | nue su Borough President Connolly argued was made at a hearing on 4 request |that going into legal technicalities | from the Public Service Commission} whieh might delay the payment of for $300,000 to enable the In the $300,000 would delay the comple. | ough to complete connections between | 4; 1 system | the new sub. Where there are millions of the| Manhattan, and | city's money involved,” replied Mayor at Borough Halland Atlantic Avenue,| Hylan, “we mugt look out for the Brooklyn, These connections would |technicalities, for it is through tech- complete ihe gigantic “H" made by|nicalities that corporations get the tho present subway and the new Bev- | ictter of the taxpayer.” enth Avenue lines on the east and| Comptroller Craig assured Mr. Con west sides of Manhattan, with a shut-Inony that the steps the city would tle service connectin take to protect its contract rights second would not delay the subway work. n neuropathic surgery throughout | the city, are watching with intense interest the condition of Mrs. Annie | perme 4 patient tn the hospital who | | yesterday had a tumor removed from |her spinal cord. The operation, successful, was one of the rarest and} ale oO 7 ) most dificult known | Interborough has defaulted with the y lines, ‘The accusation Mrs. Berger, who is sixty years} oll aad wheee ome ta ate Women’s White Wash Skirts to the hospital suffering from paraly- sis which affected all her motor] | $2 69 nerves below the arms. Her ailment | had defied diagnosis by several phy- : sicians, Dr. Benjamin Rovenbluth, | | staff neurologist of the hospital, de- | Cotton gabardine and white pique in qualities that will wear well cided that the patient wap suffering | and wash well, are used in these skirts. They ure spic and span, | from an unusual form of paralysis) ] di | eavibaa by & tumeeeda BROUIS WiCn newly made, in styles that have this season's approval for smart- the present subway way at Times Squar hem at Morty n Grand Central, and Tt | Fewid acebd eo FeerENThiOn Hem | the channe! of the spinal cord; but an ness and trimness. The poe! kets and belts are fashioned in new Tt on 1 th | ikg GonBORALIOK COUNML Me. 16) tN operation would be of so delicate a| |F and interesting ways. Each is unusual at its sale price, for they renee peau Ny {nature that the chances of success | , gae 4 | bost course of procedure. The Moard hibete . are all worth more. | to receive the opi manent Invalidlam, readily accepted | The five styles are shown. How many will you have? SE PRINCE ER the alternative, and consented to the| |B oS “A Pound of Tea"— SIAME: HERE. operation, So yesterday a prominent| San NUS: See Come surgeon, assisted by Samuel W , ; | Rock, house surgeon, attempted tho| We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower Than Any Other Store, but for Cx removal of the suspected tumor. Un-| |der anaesthesta, the sufferer’s spinal column was exposed at a point Dr. | Rosenbluth had indicated as the one kely to contain the obstruction. The spina) cord was exposed by ) delicate cutting away of the bony then you'll get the real pa Beripae yA covering and at the exact spot indl H " delicicusned’ ab por Mish. tt"is his “Aarst "vacation. in ulx : cated by the spectalist's diagnosis a} erald Square Falk Haavank leaves Thomas Joseph Kehoe of Liverpool, England, has the distinetion tumor the size of an almond was dis- ‘esh, | Peruvian shi 11 to Ports| of being a war veteran at the early age of sixteen. He enlisted when | closed. This was removed by the blended to perfection. | Outside Americas. Uncle of King and Minister to Den- mark Ison Vacation. Prince Traidos Prabandh, uncle of the King of Siam and Siamese Minister to Denmark, ta seeing New York to-d | He and his wife and five of thelr c dren are on their way from Copenhage to Bangkok, and will spend the week TrTrHaaA. |at_the Hotel Astor met here by several of ort them he was fifteen and was but four feet ten inches in height when sent to. | most delicate surgery, where the Abed drtber The Govern) the front line trenches. What he lacked in size he made up for in fight- | least diversion of the Knife from @ Dt yom eroree: Pee nee ein to tirelen porta roe] ing spirit; and when the enemy launched an attack on the Ypres |true course would havo produced Sealed: packets only. weeks ago It forbade the sailing of Peru-| sector, where Kehoe was stationed, he jumped right into the thick of | ‘death |vian merchant shiva outside of North A Abd South After she had recovered conscious- ness Mrs. Berger showed sensibility to a pin prick in the thigh, which the fight. He was wounded in the thigh, and as he lay helpless on the field a German knocked him senseless with a blow from the butt of a Lud: wig Baumann’s rifle. Kehoe was picked up by Red Cross nurses after lying in & |wienerto had been numb to pain. Her oui this tatut laees eye eigen shell hole for more than forty-cight hours. He is in New York now cred prices, recovery is bead dea od and will make a tour of the recrufting atations to ald in enlisting = f assortments of high grade furniture and F Ry): || furnishings fi room. men under the colors pie Nace AIRCRAFT INVESTIGATION iii ; iE pctahire ch rs det weadae MAYOR OF RAHWAY THREE INJURED BY AUTO TO PROCEED IMMEDIATELY | = Pe Eereeeemea or tn entire hums from the tale articise pap’ - few dollars d the balance cxcmllweuky amounts—aq | ASKS BAN ON HEARST — IN DODGING AN AMBULANCE) senate Sui-Commitee to Visit “counts Opened From terest added—no extra charges of any kind. 3 Plants This Week and Then 1 Whether you Purchase a single article or an are outfl "5 receive the sane Says American and Journal Should All Taken to Hospital Severely Start Public Hearings. ‘h TO th 000 Liberal Credit and Low Prices Be Read Only by Pro- Hurt After Accident at WASHINGTON, May 37.—The sud- German Busy Crossing. committee on aircraft of the Sena Military Affairs Committee to-day do idee to proceed at once with its nvestigation of alrcraft production 4 from the path of a speeding |The committee will begin a tour of Bar Harbor und Bellevue Hospital ambu- | aircraft factories late this week Fae Willow or American waters w On smelt Weekly or Monthly Payments Small Accounts Kevectally Invited. lt ate s meeting in the Three persons crossing Fifth Avenus Trinity Episcopal Church at 424 Street at 10 o'clock fast night n Rahway, N. 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