The evening world. Newspaper, December 14, 1921, Page 11

od LOR [amination by the famous Viennese $20,000,000 TO BUY ‘actitl tr EXAMINES; Pirhe BH Siooktya clinic will be hela FOOD FOR RUSSIA ie SCORE |loughby Street, next Friday morning lat 10 o'clock, when ‘Dr. Lorenz will 8¢2] priation of $20,000,000 would be avail- See t the Departinent of Health head- Flatbush Avenue and Wil- the first sixty patients who are pre People from Brooklyn | food products for distribution in the t F sented to him. | ‘and Queens only are advised to go to| famine districts sueteee under a bill ' | ei —— this clinic, On the following Mondays and Fri- lays, at 10 o'clock in the morning, for They Had No Appointments, #8 !ns a8 he remains in New York, But Specialist Refused to Disappoint Them. Dee Adol’ Lorenz when he arrived .t sripples were wgiting f the Department of Heaith Building; ‘his morn z to hold his first clin f cases referred to him by hpysicans connected with city institutions, Six- | ty of these cases had been selected | by Drs. Jacob Sobef Assistant Direc- | tor of tho Bureau of Child Hygiene, |” and Franklin By Van Mart, orths- pedie surgeon of the Kings County | Hospital. ‘The additional cases were of pa- tients who had taken a chance and | gone to the buildin, mpst of them in | taxicabs. When Dr. Lorenz learned of the expense they had been put to | f] in search of the chance to consult | ¥ him he consented to examine these cases The clinic was held in tie office of Health Commissioner Copeland. | ¥ Among the physicians there to assist the Vienese surgeon were Drs, Her- | ¥ man T. Peck, Assistant Sanitary Superintendent in Brooklyn; Child Hygiene in Brooklyn, Henry D. Sayre. State Commissioner | of Labor. Continued arrivals made the num- ber of patients seen by the doctor 183 | § before he stopped work. Dr. Cope!and | expressed the opinion that license to | § practice granted Lorenz Asked if he contemplated Chicago, Dr. Lorenz said “Iam afraid to go to Chicago. ady torn me to pieces.” will be Dr. | have al In later clinics in both Manhattan | ¥ and Brooklyn, which are to be hela by the Department of Health at the | suggestion of The owe Evening Wo: princip will have an opportunity for an ex- Laura |X Riegelman, Chief of the Bureau of | and | % going io | They |¥ Dr. Lorenz will hold other clinics at the Department of Health headquar- ters in Manhattan for cripples living in Manhattan, the Bfonx and Rich- mond, and on succeeding Wednesdays in Brovklyn. Only sixty, patients will be examined | | by Dr. ach of these clinics, vid since thotsands are expected to ly for examinations, many will be pointed Lorenz at « LORENZ WOWT GO TO BOSTON— TOO MUCH WORK HERE. BOSTON, Dec. 14.—Dr, Adolf Lorenz unable to give treatments else- than in New York, he said in a to-day to Mayor Peters. “I very much regret that poor health and the great number of cases in New ; York will not permit me to vislt any of the States during my stay in this coun- try.” he said. Jetter was in re- yitation by the Mayor The hoop-skirted belle of Gen’l. Grant's time bought hee toilet set at Lang. Her fashionable sisters of today follow her example. Quality JEWELRY fi JEWELRY CO. 1051 Broadway tr Stout Just the right time to sec needs, at LOW PRICES. WAISTS Dressy Walsts of Crepe de Chine and Georgette, sult shades, readed and hand embroidered, Sizes 39 to 56 bust . >, 389 Other Waists 4.95 to 6.95 SILK HOSE Double extra size. Fine qual- ity silk. Elastic ribbed top. Double strength heels, soles and toes of mercerized silk lisle. Seam in back. Excellent value. 1 19 Special FLANNELETTE PETTICOATS 89c Striped, white, with ink or blue em- roidery. Sizes up to 65 hip. 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