The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1922, Page 9

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* Non - Enforcement of Taxi Law Causes Many Tragedies in N. Y.. Cold Figures of Dead and Maimed in Street Accidents Don’t Begin to Reveal the Pitiful Tales. By Sophie Irene Loeb. ‘The new law requiring the bonding of taxicab chauffeurs against acc!- Wents and deaths remains unenforeed. The officials charged with the enforcement of this law have ‘‘passed the buck"’ one to the other. But in the meantime the toll taken in human lives and in maimed and crippled goes on. Since the law went into effect July: 1, im a period of only three months, death and casualty lists among chil- dren alone chronicle eleven killed, +three seriously injured, 127 Slightly injured and sixty-six hurt but ‘unknown. In a period of eight months in the Trafic Court, 40 per cent. of the | humber of taxicabs running in the city have been in that court for viola- tions, the majority of them for speed- , ing, and against this but 9 per cent. f all the other vehicles running in he city appeared in this court. The chauffer left the dead child and disappeared. The number of the car was taken by witnesses. The chauffeur was found by the po- lice the next morning and arrested and was let out on $3,500 bail. He was of the Yale Corporation and his name was Teichman. He was tried at the police court and held for the Grand Jury, but the case was dis- missed. Further efforts are being made to secure redress, but with the chauffuer not bonded the matter seems hopeless a8 are nearly all of these cases, the number of uncollected judgments It is in the wearing of the Kayser Italian Silk Vests that their superior quality and ex- quisite tailoring are given the truest test. Just three inches above the knee — they do not wrinkle ot roll up. $2.50 and up THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER For to-morrow (Wednesday) Another Special Offering of Women’s Fur-trimmed Wraps and Coats These garments, silkelined throughout, and some fur- collared, others with fur collar and cuffs, are in the season’s fashionable models: against taxi chauffeurs being ove: According to statistics. from the} 9 oq, Police Department, taxicabs have = killed fifty-two people and injured ar aeraeacaaaee 1,666 since the first ot the year |SHIP NEWS INFORMATION making a total of 1,718, or a ratio of ‘one to every ten taxicabs that run on the streets, killing or injuring some- Due To-Day. body, as against one in every twenty Majestic, Southampton of all the other vehicles. Biboney,’ Havens Also it is estimated from 75 to 95] Mount Carroll, Hamti per cent. of all the vehicles running Rerernetiorg, Bergen in the city, exclusive of taxicabs, are REG, insured, while less than 10 per cent. ue To- Morrow, Lacont of taxicabs are insured. President Gattieler London: Look for the Marvelflt rein- forcement in the crotch of et And YOU would be wearing mos Se hin silk underwear this minute Sau anny Seca if you knew ITALIAN Silk pk Tm ae Of gerona and marcova cloths ¢ These are only figures, but what are] Ameriean Legion, Rio de Janeiro. ; Marvelft reinf i bei! nacted | Volendam, Rotterdam : g a ‘ , 4 reinforcement crory day in. the. homes of hove] Rigra Ghagen . WHAT is Kayser Iualian Silk, anyway? “Oh, $0.50 and up * . directly affected? Here are some Due Thur, base “T know— it’s that finely woven ‘aday, iy that tell stories of sorrow that, CAP rrannorer,. Bremen i silk that stretches.” That’s all right—but wait better be imagined than des 5 arrilio, Banta Ma Mie ‘ a On the afternoon of Sept. 14, 1922,| Parime, ee pa tipsecee ; just a moment. Do you know that it is made Of gerona, marcova, bandella and velverette between 6 eae es cares a pane of the best silk there is, the finest, the strong- f “af street in front of her home with| Aguienia, @outn. 0 = Salts. est, the purest selected silk, the silk of silks; go at $95 OO Chr father waiting for the mother and Bou To-Morrow, that Kayser alone makes Italian Silk Under- : another child to come downstairs. el bdet ear; that good silk is the l t-wearit ‘Anelke for a moment, slipped away ale Close, atte, wear; | silk is the longest-wearing from her father's hand peg en + 8.00.4. Mt. 12.00 ¥ fabric in the world ? Could underwear be more In black, navy, brown and kit fox shades hardly started to cross 8 + 8.00.4. MY 00 Pat 5 Barty ee haerlaake sie aA seeeeT130 AM. 2.00 P. OE luxurious? Could underwear fit better? Maybe down the child. She was taken to], 11.00.91. 1.00 P. a. some day — but not today. (Third Floor) Gouverneur Hospital and died imme- diately. The chauffeur was taken to @ police court but was let out on bail. ‘The street was a one-way street VAOOPL SM: 8003.48 Be veing down, but the driver went + 3.00P.M. 5.00 P.M. the wrong way: ur, and Mre. Nolte came from Ger- Sail Thursday. many about forty years ago. Mr. Nolte is about seventy years old. He 12.80P.M. 4.00 P. af. +12.30P.M. 3.00 P.M Ie is the most economical underwear there is — because it lasts so long. Madison Avenue- Fifth Avenue, New Bork Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street Designed for comfort a Kayser Matis Close. Bails, Italian Silke Union Suit ful- frocks fils its rurpose — with “room enough” carefully + 9.00A. M. 12.00 M. yg peg Chalipire sic is peacncllyatere + 6.30A.M. 9.00 A. Mf | Soul uisite to the tailored costume, . 00 A.M. 11.00 A. M ea $6.00 and up Mexico, Ver about 6.30, while returning from a Bait Friday. = Ee mo Underwear He had been trying to avoid another | westport, Helsingfors 12.00 M. 2.00 F . vehicle and stood behind an ‘‘L'’ pil- | Munargo, Antit M. 12.00 M. lar. The chauffeur was arrested, but] Baracoa, ‘Bavanti : Hate was let out on $2,000 bail. The car a —— - serene aie ons zee ELE was not insured and no one is liable. On Sept. 16, about 3 P. M., Annie Itskowitz and her family were getting ready to go visiting. The parents were in the house and the child had gone downstairs ahead of time. She wanted to buy something in the shop cross from her home and had almost hed the other sidewalk when a ‘saxi ran the girl down. The chauffeur confessed that he was guilty, and that he had lost conrtol and that the brakes were out of order. The child was taken to St. Mark's Clinic but died. There are two sur- viving children, five and seven years eld, The mother has been very Ill since the accident. Q@ This taxicab belonged to the Yale Corporation, but this is an as- sociation with members who use the name of the Yale Taxi and pay for the privilege of same. But the Yale ‘Taxi Corporation is not Hable for its members. Owing to the laxity of the enforcement of the law, it has not yet been ascertained whether this car is liable or not. On Aug. 20, 1922, about 8 P. M., Henry Rothstein, seven years old, came out of his home to cross the street to buy something in a store when a taxi ran the boy down. The driver came down the left side of the str and did not blow his horn. Particulara were given to the parents by the pedestrians, is a night watchmen and is working for a contractor. Mrs. Nolte is a Yanitress. The home is extremely poor ‘and George was the only child. FIFTH AVENUE James McCreery & Co, 34TH STREET A Sale of 5000 Pairs of ‘America’s. Foremost Specialists” OPPENHEIM.CLLINS & @ 34th Street — New York Notable Styles—Newly Received (Wrist Length) “Jouvin” 1.95 G1OVES reriness00 The values offered in this sale are strikingly unusual. All the gloves are of the first quality kidskin, Jouvin ‘‘Peach- skin’ quality,—to be exact. At 1.95 it will be difficult to resist buying several pairs tor yourself as well as for your friends as gifts. Everyone enjoys having real French kidskin gloves. Women’s Coats, Wraps and Capes O achieve delightful smartness— these splendid Models are fashioned. And to meet satisfactorily the de- mands of Economy they are offered Extraordinarily Low in Price Coats of the soft new fabric Delysia— with silk-fringed throw scarves and unusual button trimming. Models also, richly furred with Caracul. Special 50.00 Coats featuring notably interesting fashion details--newest sleeves and artful draping. Luxuriously banded with Taupe Wolf, Squirrel and Beaver. Special 68 .00 Furred Coats or untrimmed Models in skilfully bloused and straightline ef- fects. Deep, luxurious fabrics, hand- some linings, a wealth of rich detail. All are full pique sewn and wrist length, just the thing for street wear. Made by Rey Jouvin Freres, Grenoble, France. All sizes are represented in Black, Black and . White, White, Brown, Mode and other fall colors. Blous'al' Mok HT || French. Real Kidskin Mousquetaires, 12- and ~16-button: Four persons out of every five past forty, and thousands younger, contract Pyorrhea. Bleeding gums are the danger signal. Heed it for the sake of sound irey Marcooa ith Collar and ee White and colors as well as plenty of Blacks 4.50 and 5.75 At the new tariff prices they will be 5.75 and 6.50 teeth and health. / He Special 78.00 ¥y [Main Fleer} Deep shawl collars and wide cuffs of Combinations of rich-surfaced materials | Sarneue—oF elmaming of Mele. Tangs ae developed in Coats ae fur- Cy quirre) an eayer distinguish trimmed. Deep collars and cuffs of | aK FOR THE GU tut W: ld Ip {I REAL ESTATE ADVERTISEMENTS FOR grace rappy Coats in formal manner, Caracul, Viatka Squirrel and Fox, i| Hore then 0 sooth pate | '|\THE SUNDAY WORLD REAL ESTATE SECTION i) 386 end 60¢ in tubeo Special 05.C 0 Special 1 10.00 | MUST BE IN THE WORLD OFFICE BEFORE FRIDAY. ames I CIRCULATION OVER 600,000

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