The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1921, Page 13

ak cL tea THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER | seme, ae WARNED OF DISAPPOINTMENT, CRIPPLED CHILDREN RUSHED TO “DR. LORENZ ARE TURNED AWAY Hu: dieds Must Try Again on Some Later Clinic Day in Manhattan or Brooklyn—City Bureau of Child Hygiene Worked to the MATRIMONIAL PLUNGE FOR SUBMARINE HERO Rescuer of Com OR OTHER GIMBEL NEWS SEE PAGE t+ GIMBEL BROTHERS 32ND STREET - BROADWAY - 3382 STREET—NEW YORK CITY DOWNSTAIRS jes im Sunken Craft te Take @ Bride. BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Dec. 18.—Peter F. Dunne, who erawied through the tor- pedo tube of the submerged submarine 8-48 and made possible the rescue of the other men who were penned in the control room of the boat, is to marry next month Miss May Burns of No, 872 Gregory Street, Bridgeport. The Only Dolls That Really Walk With indestructible heads at $2-:00 up. Alo Walking and Talking Dolls, Doll Carriages and Sample Toys at factory prices. Strolling Beare 13 inches high at $330-each. ALBERT KAHN, Mfr. ‘ : : 5 * Dunne is @ boxer and has taken part 23 Union Square West Limit Making Preliminary Examinations. — |,, severat prettminary bouts bere under { ‘ U au the name of Sea Dunne. Ra fs fast tla a datas od and 16th Sts. D Hundreds of persons who brought |days to select sixty oases deemed |°"4 i regarded as a comer in pusiitatic their pled children to the De-|Sultable for Dr, Lorenz's attention. a . Partment of Health headquarters, No.| oi riag Colt, Lorons Mapes or heed ; : 7 803. Peail Street, yesterday and to- | Health Department, fling that such THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE’S SHARE OF day, for preliminary examinations by | Work is not contrary to ie law re- quiring State licensing of physicians. cry miaaiany ovo, to, hoed-or |e" Gommtnas Copia THE ENTIRE STOCK OF ekatdidation by Des Addie Lorene 65l galt’ hte. ahtente cnLy yo hea a bring can be treated as well by an-|Dreme Court Justice Martin. The court Ft. Sint susan or tat they are oi ame Joug auton ah er aac oan Ee Be PUES, OxTZ FL. $19.75 $10.75 the kind on which Dr. Lorenz spe-| Sou they had done in correcting the Model No. 7 should make many Value $24.50 Va ue. af cializes, poor transit conditions on the Jerome $55—was $110 morrow, had to be turned away be- cause all that the city physicians could examine had already been ad- mitted, |when the Board of Regents meets. WHOLESALERS AND JOBBERS Hundreds of others probably will| “The medical practice act states ¥ PRerben? AUB. iCEPERe suffer the | specifically that the Commissioner of WES’ saane experience at the Friday clinic to be held by Dr. Lorenz in Brooklyn this week, when he will examine the first sixty who apply, and at the succeeding Monday and Fri- day clinics in Manhattan, so Dr. Jacob Sobel, Assistant Director of the Bureau of Child Hygiene, to-day re- iterated his request that parents first take their children to private phy-|coming Legislature will’ make a Brussels 9x12 Foot : $34.75 Value at sicians or city hospital doctors be-| change tn the Medical Practice Act onograp Ss R 12 fore bringing them to the Lorenz] {i,, wit) have greater freedom {m act- ald 9x $32.80 Grade : 8.8x10.6 Ft. $24.50 clinics. ing in such emergencies.” $2.75 Grade : 27x52 Ins. $1.85 “We examined 119 ch day and found only yester tion,” said Dr. Sobel. “Of the hun- dreds who will seek Dr. Lorenz's aid most of them will find, even after seeing him, that their visit is fruit- less because either the cases they “Parents should all take their chil- dren to a doctor for his opinion on whether the case is suitable for Dr. Lorenz before subjecting the children to the discomforts of a trip and the waiting at the Department of Health headquarters.” Dr. Sobel said that persons living in Manhattan, the Bronx and Rich- mond should come to the clinics held on Mondays and Fridays at 10 o'clock at No, 505 Pearl Street, and those liv- ing in Brooklyn and Queens to the of them} suitable cases for Dr, Lorenz's atten- | talk Monday night with Dr. Augus- | tas Downing about the leensing of Dr. Lorenz and had no doubt taht a permit would be gramted by Dec. 29, Education may, in his discretion, on the approval of the Board of Regents, indore a license or diploma from an- other State or country,” sald Dr. Copeland. “No provision is made for |a temporary permit to practice and Dr. Downing is limited in what he can do by the provisions of the stat- ‘ute. Tam sure if Dr. Downing had |any personal freedom in the matter he would act at once. I hope the ——eceepeceaans Grand Jory Thanked by Court, | The August Bronx County Grand Jury, which has been investigating rapid transit, enforcement of the Mullan- Gage act by the police ana other mat- ters of interest to the residents of the Bronx, was discharged to-day by Su- Bronx Avenue subway and spoke of the trains now running through to Kingsbridge instead of stopping at 167th Street. $< ‘TESTIMONIAL TO HARRY SOHLAOHT. Masonic friends of Harry H. Schlacht, President of the Downtown Chamber of Commerce, to-day presented him with a dJamond studded Shriner's ring, bear- ing upon it all the symbols of the thirty-two degrees. .This gift was made at the offices of the organization, No, 150 Delancey Street. It was a tribute to his work among {mmigrants. Mr. Schlacht recently retired as United -Half Price... homes happy. There are many cheap phonographs on the market today. There are many underprice phonographs for sale today. There are many nondescripts available ~phonographs that nobody ever heard of be- OO $21.75 At Half . Price! $24.95 National Seamless FACED Velvet ne THE HUB CARPET CO. Sold Out to Gimbels by Receiver for the U. S. District Court High Grade Axminster Rugs 2500 Yards Brus Lincoln Seamless Brussels GIMBELS—Downstairs, Lower Floor Wool Filled Comforters At Prices That Mean Big Savings 300 Wool Filled Comforters $3.50 Grade : 27x52 Ins. $2.50 Rec width, in bordered patterns for hall and stairs, jue. the $27.50 sels Carpet :39c Yard 8c States Commissioned Head of Welfarg ones held after this week on Wednes- | it Buis dsland, days at Flatbush Avenue and Will- oughby Street, Brooklyn, the need of which was suggested by The Evening World. There is no need, he said again, for persons suffering from nervous dis- eases, infantile paralysis, curvature .of the spine, deformities resulting from mental disorders, birth paraly- sis resulting from a lesion of the brain and deformitics following rheu- fore. BUT— This is a sale of Standard Pathe Phonographs There are no strings to this offer. All of the models illustrated and men- tioned here will go on sale Tuesday at ex- 100% In neat Persian effect, with plain Sateen borders to match. Full size. Col- ors: Copen, Rose, Tan and Green. A most ser- Pure Wool $5.55 Filli ing DIES SUDDENLY ON HIs JOB, | Frank Caruso of No. 23 Sherman Street, Long Island City, died sudden- iy from heart failure while at work {in a furniture Thetory at No. 739 First Avenue to-day. viceable Comforter for these cold and chilly nights. The value is ie great that these will sel out in a few hours. come early, RUGS | Cork Linoleum ra JAS RARE RAnRmAnneaen NSE || ° matism to be brought to the Lorenz . tf e | ae Cut from full rolls; meri actly one-half the regular selling prices. 8 0 0 P ch irs 4 C rt) t t on an d | camea)” tala ir. Sobel, "and t0, brine rileae Biisel This is the list: l ° d A t he he ‘ill ly that th Sie sien the" tine OF peuple whe | oe Al Re moh net wer Sid Ms bina eee oe 00 Mixe ankets could be helped by Dr. Lorenz's ad- al 4 . y A Blanket special of un- Wide cnlorsd bindings to WAM Of the oanen'to ve examined by Model No. 6—regularly $75, now..........- $37.50 usual merit. All new match borders. Strongly pr Lorenz tormorrow have been se-|m@ Seamless Axminster Model No. 7—regularly $110, now.......... $55.00 and fresh from the mill, woven, durable blankets, ¢ Aeaeinaticna tthe daat of wonahl wee "927 50 oe Model No. 10—regularly $150, now......... $75.00 Every pair perfect. Size 85 made to give long and held, to-day, ‘and persona who come caraless Wit Model No. 12—regularly $175, now........ .$87.50 66x80 inches. ‘air satisfactory wear. ~ . to ie depa: e] expecting to see less on i | NOW... 0... 100.00 ” init in Sina et | seen gaa me Molel Ne. 21—(art, model, Sheraton “de +___ Deri, ee they five tn proontyn pean aa ss sign), regularly $250, now......... $125.00 > 21x56 Axminster and Velvet Rugs 6 * go to Flatbush Avenue and Willough- by Street; or, if they live in Man- hattan, the Bronx or Richmond, wait until next Monday and come again to No, 5% Pearl Street. One hundred and twenty-five pa- Satltuction Guaranteed or Money Back, DIX Brothers. Genuine Convenient Terms Gtimmons o-lach Square Post Beds ‘lents were examined at the Depart- 255-257 Fifth Ave. ° | “A real val- Two - inch of Health thi if by Drs. ue! Mad Sa an Want Ware Far Pee rents |S Bet. 28th-28th St. Up one flight _ will be_ made Bed , we! Made conte: clinic to-morrow. Allogether 468 pa- ere re = Model No. 12 $14.95 mons Co. uous square m4 ; tients have been examined in four $87, 50—was $175 ‘ that means post beds, rm This is the Art model q pa ttty. ° tn white o¢ 5 : oes By nut. ; Sheraton design HL ee Limited | [Pe saving! quantity, ¢ simmons’ Vermin - =| Cotton Proof West 34th St. » Mattresses Sprit s. gis $7.95 of Queen Quality HIGH and LOW SHOES Art Model $125—was $250 * Model No. 16 $100—was $200 Values up to 10.00 Mid-Winter Sale 30 Styles to Choose From BOOTS—€xi#2 heel walking boots in black and brown Calf and black Kid, dress boots in black and “brown Kid and in combinations. OXFORDS in tan and brown Calf and black Kid with choice of either Flat, Military or Cuban heels. STRAP SLIPPERS On Sale This Week Only Model No. 3, Mahogany $27.50—was $55 Model No. 6, Mahogany $37.50—was $75 4 from; ample service for 6 tive and Benes, 6 Fruit An Unusual Value! A Sale of people, All are open stock wveees: a 1 Wieat Pater and can be matched at any 38-Pc. Decorated Dinner Sets American porcelain; several $ ad lates, 6 Bread and But- f r 1. 50 | One of the several decora- time. Set consists of 6 Din- tions illustrated. Mail Orders pretty decorations to choose lates, 6 Soup Plates, 6 Filled While Quantities Last! New Phonograph Shop, Eighth Gallery, New Building JOHN WANAMAKER in all desirable leathers with Louis or Baby Louis heels. 50 Pe. Dinner Sets, from Imported China Salad or 12 Thin Blown er TW 4 $14.75 to $25.00. Neat border Fruit Bowls, Beautifully dec- Tumblers, a QueenQualityBootShop STA Sa CO es artis Deen eA ’ 32-34 West 34th Street Broadway at Ninth, New York ican Porcelain. background, $1.60 Jars, } Ib, sise._ on, ‘ : 4 ' « GIMBMLS—Downstairs. Lover Floor, «