The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1920, Page 12

La & | } Sse peers i} ui t tf i Hi SHORT CUT TOM. D. “SOLD BY “DOCTOR” STUDENTS CHARGE pave ‘Alege They Paid Morris Sorgen $360 Each to Get in Col- lege by Easy Route. Detectives Flynn and Bonnanno of Capt. Wines's staft in the Bronx are ooking for Morris Sorgen, Registrar of the Universal Preparatory School of Newark, N. J., on the complaint of ®everal students who claimed that he Muleted them of $360 each on the Promise of making medicos o fthem at Btort notice. The home of Sorgen in at No. 1501 Boston Road, the Bronx. ‘The lure of the Universal School ‘Was an advertisement reading: “Students—You needyno regents: enter college of medicine, dentistry, @c, without regents; pre-medical eliminated; State Board difficulties adjusted; no Idlers.” Two New oYrk boys are the wit- esses for Assistant District Attorney Charles B, McLaughlin, who has been aasigned by District Attorney Francis Martin to prosecute Sorgen on @ charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. They say that they answered the advertisement and met Sorgen to whom they pald $360 each, and claim that he represented him- self as a doctor, a member of the State Board of Regenta and a fnem- ber of the State Board of Medical Ex- aminers, He @d thom, they nay, that Nia short course would enable them to matriculate in any college in the country, including Harvard, and Johns Hopkins University. ‘The boys say that at Newark they found the “school” to conaiat of three rooms, the office, classroom and the study of "Dr, Simons, Principal.” After a week they complained to Sor- gen of the lack of benefit they were deriving and he told them to get $10 and that he would have them magric- ulated. Ho sent the money to the University of Massachusetts, to which they were admitted In last April, after & Walt of seven months, They found about forty students there, they any, from the Sorgen school, and were informed that a course in the college would not se- cure thelr right to practise In New York State, So they left the univer- sity by as short a cut as their arrival in the medical profession wan to have been, Yale THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1920. FOUR ARE KILLED BY ESCAPING GAS t Men and Woman Struggle Toward | jt Window, but Fall Before Reaching It, A futile struggle againet death took place early yesterday morning in o furnished room on the first floor of No, 205 East 534 Street. Two men and ® woman, altnost suffocated by Muminating gas escaping from du open jet, crawled toward a large win- dow for fresh alr, They kept their faces to the oor to avold as much as possible the contaminated alr. Near the window they were completely overcome and died. A fourth occu- pant of the room, apparently over-|- come In his aleep, died on @ couch nearby. Those dead are Mr. and Mra. John Harold and their two guests, Seamen B Perkins and B. F. Lamberg of the crew of the U. 8. 3. Florida, now In the North River. <> SAVES HUNTER FROM BEAR. GILE, N. ¥., Nov, 1.—In a fight with a Inrge black bear on a ledge high up on Blue Mountain In a snow storm two hunters came off uppermor:. They were John ey of Constable and Charles Developed of Magnificent Fabrics Lovett, @ New York City newspaper man, Lovett waa armed with @ rifle of heavy calibre and fired three shots into o benr at close range without Ll | . Cornered, the hunter had onty quntne knife se vou, . a fy ms oft Ne boast conn fired, Store Hours i Lag) oraahin Ahonen the animal's head, Killing it. inatan tly, 9 A. M. to Tuesday, ‘ 6P.M. Election Day. 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