New-York tribune. [volume], October 07, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

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Thousand More
police Asked to
End Auto Peril
Increase W ill Bo Urged Be
fore Grand Jury Now In- I
vestigating Trai?ic Condi?
tion^ Within This City
Cars Killed 702 in 1919
____-?
Magistrate McAdoo Gills
for Special Court to Deal
With Motoring Vccidents
Recommendation for a substantial
Increase in the number of traffic police
be made by the add;- ;
now investigating i
metropolitan tram;- conditions.
Announcement of this wa' made yes?
terday by Moses R. Ryttenberg. As?
sistant I1 str :t Attorney, at a dinner
E ?,??:-, under 'uc auspices of the Njw
tjonal Highways Protective Associa?
te in the H ??? W oleott. Mr. Rytten
g, ? .? . rpe of the investiga?
tion, f. It! rease might bo "con
sijcrab'v more than ?.000."
The ? nr.et was a round table dia
e ,.'- i c.cf-gr.cd to re?
duce what v ? '"New York's de?
plorable accidents."
]? was ' ? I in by Chief Mag?
istrate W Magistrate W.
ge P. Le Brun, seere
?try to the cl :al examiner; the.
motor v. nissioners of several
neighboring states and others through
whom the present traffic laws are
c '.reed.
Death Record of Autos
Mr. Le Br n said that in the first
fight m ie current,year there
resulting from
In 1P19, he said,
'.ero v hieb 87 occurred
a*, cor:
nsus that a license to
> easily ob
? ?nab! '? i . State and" that
a more rigid
mts.
tried the pres
polici men and paid :
? . n 1,000 corners
' lered unsafe
e they are not
I be a competent
e of them, and
ild 1 transferred
' ' s '. ' traftic at ot'^er
? >uld not le
* o the traf
. de at ence.
the automobile
of crime, a
? ' ; ?!? better cm
if community
at any of the
' e condition is
may perpetrate
gh-powered
n as it r< lates to
' ? .. .'? is ! of the greate >i
: i e ty. It co u
? ' ?
iiiMiMiw. ? i.? mwiTrmnmi
by the placing of a policeman at every
comeri"
Auto Fatality Court Urged
Magistrate McAdoo also recommend?
ed the establishment of a tribunal
to deal exclusively with crimes and
???dents resulting i? death, wherein
miVr hnvleo i1 'Ulto,nohi!e *????
might have their day m court. This
plat? wa suggested rece ntlv by Magis?
trate Nolan,
Majfistrate Cobb said he bHievor] the
power tu revoke licenses should ho
reposed m magistrates in tead of [odsr
"-;-. as it doc: now, solely with the ;- ,
retary of Mate. He al o recommended
bility of drivers. '
"as the ce nd ..- is." ho said, "v.*en
jan operator hit? and maims or kills
; a pedestrian it is a gamble whether or
I not he has anything from which dam?
ages might bo recovered. Under our
i present loose laws any one at all can
obtain a licuiwo. I have even had a
number of cases in which the exami?
nation has been passed by substitution.
1 behove every applicant should be
, rigidly examined as to his antecedent*
??? well as to his ability to drive i
, would even recommend that the finger
prints of all license holders be ket on
for purpose of identification in
cases where drivers seek to evade re
por nbihty."
Other suggestions were that the law
ide to suspend automatically the
'?'?'"; ' ?j ??'? driver after an accident
until an investigation.
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Raglans, Set-in Sleeve Models, single or double breasted,
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$43 to $83
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Specialists in Apparel
Thursday?We Shall Hold a Most Remarkable Sale ot
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At
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?300 in the collection, not one in?
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Special $39*50
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Fourth Floor
cReal Hair
Cap *!S[ets
Special 85C Doz.
Made of real human
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Main Floor
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Women's
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Very specially priced at
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$3.95
So light in weight they will it comfortable under
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Thursday?
Misses' Modish
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?in those styles which are
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Special $42.50
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Developed in
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Colors : Beaver, Java, Dryad,
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Second Floor
Black Vachette
Fitted Cases
Special
$12.50
The best value in week?
end cases to be seen in
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holder. Pictured.
Main Floor
'Beginning Thursday?
oA Sale of
Women's
and Misses'
Oxfords
REGULARLY $10
At
?95
The vogue for Oxfords ?s unabated?so this sale
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Leathers : Patent calfskin, gun metal, tan J
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Specially priced at
$2.50
The smartness of these spats is undeniable?for
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Colors: Fawn, Tan, Grey and Brown.
Second Floor
For Thursday Only?A limited quantity of
Dinner Corsets
REG. $10, 12.00, 13.00 and 15.00
Special $9-50
Made of flesh color silk and linen Broche in waist
line or medium top models, with or without elastic
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None C.O.D., Exchanged or Credited
Third Floor
Women's Satin Afternoon
FROCKS
?Duplicates of those uehaie
been selling at $49 50
$39.50
Satin for afternoon ? satin
for street wear?the favored
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Several delightful models are
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in white satin beads, others
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Colors : Navy, brown and
black.
Fourth F loo,.