The evening world. Newspaper, July 24, 1919, Page 12

A Practice Switchboard in an Operators’ Training Department where students receive practical instruction under Central Office Race 0 Training New Operators to “Handle New York’s Big Telephone Load yond Operators’ Training Departments in New York City are very active today in supplying the many Central Offices of bey beng with trained operators to help shoulder the big telephone load ‘Sejat ies 900 seine -wenslls ikdoans ors now ing through the intensive course of instruction in these Training Depart- menis and they are receiving fe while they learn. In a tecent month a record class of 537 was graduated. Never before thas telephone operating held quite the same op- ities for young women. The starting salary rate has increased and the unusual demands made upon the service have created, and will continue to create, additional super- visory positions that = ‘with them salaries ranging from $22.00 to $42.00 a week Training students for dutline at existing Central Office switchboards and preparing the trained personnel for new switchboards now in course of construction is part of the gen- eral plan for restoring to New York City — “The Best Telephone Service in the World”, ® NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY If you are interested in Telephone Operating as a Profession CALL SPRING 12000 FOR PARTICULARS. THE EVExiw@ WORLD, «uy HIS LIFE SPARED OLDER BROTHER Boy Struck by Policeman's Bullet Has Chance to Live After Transfusion. Tommy Burke, thirteen, is alive to- '@ day only bécause his brother, John, twenty, give him.a pint 6f his rich blood after he was struck by a bullet & policeman had fired at a stray dog. Tommy, who is in St. Vincent's Hos- pital with the flattened bullet stilt in. @ his abdomen, would have died withia @ two hours if it had not been for the @ transfusion. Pa The boys ate two of the eight chil- ¢ dren of Mr. and Mrs. James Burke, No, 3 Weehawken Street. Yesterday @ afternoon a dog was bitten ina fight % with another canine and ran through the street, Children fled ip fear of the animal and Patrolman John J. Higgineon of TraMic Squad A cor- hered the dog and shot it. Two shots failed to kill the animal and as the around the corner on a pushmobile on the verge and was struck in the side by the %OY was on t bullet that had pierced the dog’s ear, struck @ paving stone and was de- oe }a@ child when Higginson commandeered an auto~ he f |mobile and carried Tommy to the chhdres. hospitel. -The policeman was in teare | sien es BY BLOOD TRANSFUSED BY THE BLOOD OF | ™m Serta third shot was fired Tommy came broken as the policeman, hi ting table. ke” sbecived’ Higginsoh bpeipred | fold-me "he ‘a ts reduced, however — 6.85 ‘Women's Oxford, in Dull Calfskin, Russia Calf or White Nu-Buck. Imitation full wing tip, with centre of hysteria while the It was not his id he man wept like he came to see me and the more heartbroken is the father of four Pump in Patent Coltskin or Dull Calfskin. Leather Louis x‘ dnd baad tes Sous 6s om. | BAYER GEN Howe, house physician, summoned Dr. George R. Stuart, visiting sur- geon, and meantime prepared Tommy { |for an operation to stop the flow blood. After the surgeons had stopped the hemorrhage it was seen that Tommy had lost so much strength |that he was beyond the aid of eci- ence unless some one contributed H jenough blood to keep life in his body. parents and older children of r / “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” to be ' genuine must be marked with the ¢ safety “Bayer Cross.” arene vn an unbroken it contain onsohn ‘readily recovered ne | BECEAENS, oles loss of blood and he will Gre 4 Vincent's to-da: H acetic night, but that did not swerve him , —/ pg a ‘determination, made when he as younger, never to drink liquor. One of the nurses, last night offered 4 milk punch to him, but Jahn re. fused it use It cor ‘yeca atained bran ““flieginson frequently called wri —_ aaa Sees SS OE han a ar ae a ae ee ae cen are - just playing? It seems as if they’d never come white again! 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