The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1922, Page 17

(alae ite tht aot in de cectanion ee GIRL LOSES MEMORY WHEN REFUSED A JOB; STRICKEN IN OFFICE Waker to Hospital Dazed After Vain Search for Work. When tolé by Ottc Kurth, art dir- ector of the Mid-Week Pictorial, pub- Ushed by the New York Times, that there was no opening for work tn his office, a young woman, not yet tdentl- fied, lapsed into a ctate of amnesia and was wnablo to leave the office. When the young woman called on Mr, Kurth sho appeared to be dejected and stunned, he said, when told there was no vacancy she could fill. ‘When he asked hor name and what she could do, she remained silent. 7 his effort to arouse the young ‘ Bonn failed, Mr. Kurth sent for i] Patrolman Hefferman. The patrolman, having no better uecess than the art director, sum- moned ab ambulance and Dt. Her- bert of Flower Hospital, who re- sponded, said the young woman was suffering from some mental strain. She was taken to Bellevue Hospital. The young woman 1s nineteen years old, five feet three inches tall, weigh- ninety pounds. She wore a brown e and coat and a red hat. She no jewelry, had no purse and there was nothing on her cldthing to identify her. pi IN NEW YORK TO-DAY. syivania. New Yo Bociation, Association to p ing for Girls, meetin International Billiard Pennsylvania. * Gyro Club, luncheon, Pennsylvania. Eastern Goods Bi meeting, Pennsylyan: Bohemian Sisterhood, sylvania. Export Managers’ Pennsylvania. ’ As- te Proper Hous- nnsylvania, ‘Tournament, Club, Wholesale Dress Buyers’ Association, Aaron J. Levy Lodge, meeting, Penn- atten luncheon, FIRST PRIZE = smoker and entertainment, Pennsylve- nla, evening. National Association of Cotton Fin- meeting-luncheon, Pennsylvanta. Keren Hayesod, luncheon, Pennsylva- nia. . Confectioners’ and Chocolate Asso- ciation, luncheon, Pennsylvania. Ink Association, luncheon, McAlptn, 12.30 P. M. Daughters of Pennsylvania, meeting, Waldorf-Astoria, 2 P. Sphinx Club, dinner, s Pp. 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