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The Washington herald., 1911-12-13
"You can get it at Andrews"
NEED SEPARATE DEPOTS.
Conditions of Five Years Ago Are
Not RRmRIiRd,

Not Remedied.
What we need in the way of freight
facilities for Washington quite as ur-
gently as We need anything else are
separate freight depots of the railways
traversIng the South within the city
limits. In my opinion such depots would
do more than any other one thing to
assure rapid and trustworthy handling
of freight shipments
This was a statement made five years
ago by r. T. Andrews after a careful
comparison of freight conditions in
Washington with those of other cities.
How true is this to-day?
"Let the 'Hurry-up' wagon bring IL
10 you"
The Washington herald., 1911-12-13

And through it all Billy didn't get a
scratch. There isn't a mark on him to-
day to indicate that he had ever been
otherwise than peaceful and well dis
posed
Billy still haus a wagon. 1t is the
famed "hurry-up'' wagon OF the company,
which travels at full speed when a rush
order is sent in. The best driver in the
establishment let's Billy think he is run
ring away and Billy seems TO have as
much fun as he did when he was march
ing around on two legs and breaking
things up.
The trouble? Maybe Billy is nervous.
Maybe he is unnaturally bashful SBut
George, the hostler, sticks TO his old con-
tentiOn:
Hes jes' plain devilish."
The Washington herald., 1911-12-13

comes to takin' a centipede out for a
walk, An throws up NAH job
Mr.. Andrews persuaded the man to
stay Then, hunting up the autoist, he
Gained his feelings and paid for the
wind shield.
This Is the Cash Report.
That night the president OF the paper
company made this memorandum in his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08

tine, Fla. are leading candidates for
the convention.
Committees Announced.
During the exercises At the Academy
last night, Mrs. McSherry announced
the appointment Of the following con !.
vention committees:
General Memorial Committee--Mrs,
Lizzie George Henderson. Mississippi;
Miss Mary Poppenheim. South Caro-.
lima: Miss Decca Lamar West, Texas.
Rules and Resulations--Mrs. W. r.
Clement, oklahoma Mrs. w. w.
Watts North Carolina: Mrs John
Willis Heatfield. Illinois: Miss Mary
Striblng. West Virginia.
Amendmenta-Mrs. James A.
Townsville. Georgia. Mrs. A. A.
Dowdell. Alabama; Sister Esther
Carlotta. Florida.
ResolutionS--Mrs. D. p. Ross. Ala.
bama; Mrs. James Y. Lee. Virginia !:
Mrs. mcclure. Mississippi; Mrs. Duke,
New York; Mrs william X Beard.
Pennsylvania: Mrs. Roma ]. Wor-
nail, Missouri.
Presidents Recommendations
John p. Hickman. Tennessee: Mrs. +.
q. Odenheimer. Maryland; Mrs.
.. A, g. Paught Louisiana; Mrs.
Thomas T. Stephens georgia; Mrs.
Joha l.. Woodbury.. KY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
DAUGHTERS OPEN
ANNUAL MEEIInG

Continued From First Fsge1
suffrag1sm. delivered the principal
address Of welcome.
Governor Mann followed with an ad-
dress ia which he landed the valor Of
the Confederates, and the devotion
and SELF sacrince OF the Confederate
women, without whom he said. the men
Of the South could not have made
half SO dne showing as they did in
the four years of mighty conflict
Mayor Richardson, with his usual eio-
Quence, spoke In similar vein.
Ready for 0usineeA
This morning the daughters got
down to bushes In tho auditorium Of
the Jefferson Hotel which 10 their head
quarters. First they will hear from
the credentials committee which will
determine who r. entitled to seatsfn
Andrew jackson Montague's new chap
ter In Richmond win b. approved BY
this committee. but there y talk that
q hght on the Moor Of the eonven-
ton over the eligibility Of lcA Nom
tague's delegates u brewing.
Colonel Hilary A. Herosrt Of Ala
bAma and Warrington. who served ~
secretary Of the navy. under Presi-
dent Cleveland. In on the scene. COL
onel Herbert wants the Daughter en-
dorsement of a book he has Just COM
pleted. This book bears on sscsseion
and the causes that led up to the war
between the 6tAes. And u n hinteA
that he desires It adopted ~ + text
book in Southern schools. 6ome Of
the Daughters who have examined the
book comment on 1t fAvonbly. with the
exception OF his reference to tho con-
flict AZ the civfi War.
Questions Involving erection Of mon
uments At Shiloh ana Arlington ara
to be threshed out IN The oeav1ntien.
home Tor neely Cea1e6s1aAe $780,.
Nashingtoa. p. G. - - Angus-i
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08

Union of1cer upon the stan of Gen
erai Steele. That much Steele him
self knew. and ne knew ~ he con-
demned the boy to death, that the
death was not for . friend. I do
not claim for all OF those who rode
beneath the Southern Gross, the
knightly qualities Of Sir Galahad or
ChevaIier Bayard, and 1t may BE- my
eyes are blinded. by tho prejudice of
one to whom tho Confederate cause
Is still a sacred thing. and tho old
South a holy land Of dreema but I
believe that had this thing happened
| othsrwise--had the South been the
| invader. and a Northern lad stood
upon the scaffold condemned to die.
for refusal to betray his friend, the
enemy. that something in the soldier
OF the South. that marked him apart
| from the soldlers OF any other Of
earth'A armies. would have broken the
bonds OF discipline. and stayed the
| murderous command.
| However, the South's day Of Desc
latlon II over: it, day Of complaining
never was. Young Dodd's was but
one Of those burnt offerings upon the
iron affairs OF the gods Of war. that
have been. since sword first shocked
on shield. In contest, and shall be,
80 'Oh6 az otOou pfctS n&Ilofl y WIOu8
to nation. Others have died for coun-
TRY and for cause, but few so young
ana yet SO godiike in his youth.
Among them. the history Of this coun-
try records Nathan Hale, Sam Davis
and last OF all David Dodd, and there
the list must halt.
Inspiration Of Man
! The glory OF doing In human; tho
glory OF renouncing divine. Once in
q nations lifetime---oftener, porhapA
but always once--it 10 written that
one strong life, shall stand out trans
cendent. sublime. that his fprlorn and
shipwreoked brothers seeing. shall
take heart again. 1t does not mat
ter whether the accomplishment be
the founding OF 4 dynasty. the maxi
ing or breaking OF nation. or a
simple act Of faith, merely that II
be grandly done. And the inspiration
OF man comes from the contemLR alton
OF these things. to which the South
adds. for tho ennobling of its youns
! manhood: and tho spur. II spur be
needed, the death Of this young hero.
And though his sun went down
! while II was vet day" It left in its
setting, 4 radiance that Will illumine
the name Of David Owen Dodd while
patriotism lives. and men are brave.
and women worship chfvalry even
until
| THE sun grows cold. and the stars
are old.
AND the leaves Of the judgment book
| unfold"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
.LuTHERANs ARE
IN SESSION HERE
EASTERN CONFERENCE OF MIS-
souri, SYNOD ASSEMBLIES At
aATHlEHEM CHURCH.

The Eastern Conference OF the Luth-
eran Synod Of Missouri, embracing the
churches in Philadelphia. Baltimore.
Waehiagton, and in Virginia cities.
commence q three days session yes
teri1ay morning at Bethlehem church,
Sixth and Clay streets, OF which Rev.
r. II. Meuschki Is pastor.
The service yesterday morning was
largely in tho nature OF welcome
ssrviceA the exercises lasting fr,m 10
to II O'Clock.
Twenty-Five Lutheran pastors. rep
reAentinY practically all Of the churches
comprising the conference we're pres
ent.
The conference was in session again
yesterday afternoon from t:A6 until
S:46 O'Clock. and at I o'clock the visit
ing ministers were taken fer an auto
mobile ride to the various points Ok
interest throughout the city.
Sesaiors For To Day.
There will he sessions Of the con-
ference this morning, this afternoon
aad 80 night
Rev. Fl. etiemke. of the Emmanuel
Lutheran church, Baltimore, will
preach sermon. which will be fol-
lowed by the holy communion. There
WILL also be morning and afternoon
sessions Tomorrow.
Pastor Fl. Brauns, OF Philadelphia, IL
reading before the conference an ex-
tended psper on Sabbath Observance
Tho Eastern Conference 10 one OF
twenty-five similar conferences. The
Synod Of Missouri embraces the en-
tire country. being designated as it IL
because Of the fact that 1t originated
In tho State OF Missouri.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
MANCHu SOLDIERS
DEhEAD GEN. WU

CONTINUED From First Page.l
lists are having success after success,
gaining possession OF town after town
and forts without opposition on the
part OF the imperialists. 1t needs
but a match to start general con-
flagration.
NaS1on ON Financial Rocks-
China il fast drifting on financial
rocks. The assembly In s@crcI session
has refused TO approve OF the neec-
tiations being conducted by the pres
eht government for nm emergency
loan. The assembly voted to oppose
all borrowing until the new cabinet
10 installed in office.
A mass melting was held at Linan
Flu, in Yum Nan province. and a series
Of demands upon the government was
formulated. These included the es-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
CINCINNATUS WALKER
WILL FACE JURY SOON

Especial to The Richmond virginian.,
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE,
VA. Nov. Judge Jones will be-
gin court on Wednesday instead OF
yesterday.
Cinoinnatus Walker. indicted for
the murder Of j. NJ. 6hackelford. ar
rived from Norfolk this afternoon. in
charge Of Deputy Sheriff q. A. Minor.
Hts case win be called wednesday.
II 10 reported that Judge J. l..
Taliaferro has resigned ~ Common
wealth's attorney. and some people
seem to think the walker case will
be continued. Mr.. Page. Walkers
attorney. accompanied him from
Norfolk.
Walker Is well and asserts his In
nocence. and seems to have no fear
A. 70 the results Of the trial.
There was a great deal OF talk to-
dAy lof organizing an agricultural
association in Gloucester. A meet
Ing OF citizens has been called for
Thursday to launch tho association
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08

mont 1t Pskin. which In corrupt and
prone to be oppressive.
Difficulties In Way.
Il admit that there are tremendous
difficulties before us. but we must
win. We guarantee an adher-
ence to foreign treaties whether they
were made fairly or unfairly. We
will pay our obligations to foreign
nations and open up all the ports Of
China to foreign trade. Thus will be
guaranteed an enormous advantage 70
all foreigners as well ~ to China.
Il believe that the institution OF 4
republic il feasible he continued.
III had ben asked this question 4
month ago l would have answered
that such an outcome was impossible.
Now l have been surprised. but I
am convinced. II the youn9 emperor
were allowed to remain on the throne
a short time perhaps II would be bet
ter. but the selection OF = new dynastfc
head and q new emperor would be
certain to create jealous and produce
"a reign Of anarchy which would r..
suit In the shedding OF much blood.
'-lhe plans OF the reformers have
been considered for six years. II the
merchants ere patient and the for
eigners rep'ose confidence in the sin
certify Of our desire to avoid blood
sh~d, sowayassn can b put down and,
We guarantee a vast increase In for
eign trade and improved foreign re.
lations. We are determined to estab-
fish a ste BILE government and hope 10
give China extra territorial rights and
complete autonomy"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
MONUMENT FOR
noted PRElATE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR MEMO.
RIAL PLANNED Fon BISHOP
VAN De vYvER.

Tho several Catholic churches in
Richmond have appointed a committee
to have charge OF the arrangements for
ths erection Of suitable monument to
the late Bishop A. Van de Vyver, the
members of the committee being Con
John Murphy. Jno. J. Blake, Felix
Keegan. Rev. Father J. b. O'Reiily.
John Kahn. James J. Dreamer. John
w. Moore. A. J CavAnaugh and JOS
eph w. Bliley.
The committee has selected Col Muir
ply as chairman ana Felix keegan as
treasurer 1t Is proposed to raise not
less than $4,000 for tho memorial.
which will he placed over the Bishop 8
grave at Mt. Calvary.
II Is hoped to have tho monument
ready to be dedicated by next All Souls
day,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08

His education had been acquired in
81 Johns College. in Little Rock. and
there lived many Of his friends ana
relatives Bright. light hearted and
popular. he was welcome to the city's
best homes. but AZ he went about the
pursuit Of the pleasures incident to
his youth. the thought OF the trust
Placed upon him remained predonni-
nsnt and married. him apart, in his
own mind. from his care free fellows.
No detail ~ armament or fortif1ca.
tson. escaped his clear young eyes. ana
chance phrases. couched in military
RESPONSIBILITIES dropped from the lips
" Nnton Ol4lcers, about town ana in
sarasota Found Judgement in hts
tF1ImG
11l1 - = tscasswhsre.-it xfu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
MAKE WAR ON EXPRESS
COMPANIES HIGH RATE

WASHINGTON. Nov. War on
express companies WAS opened Satur-
day by George J. Kindel. OF Denver,
adversary Of the railroads.
He hlsd a complaint with the In
terstate Commences CommisgiDn allet-
Ing the express companies make az.
c&sive charges on shipmsnts from
Denver OF Missouri rivof ~oints, and
to Chicago. New York and Boston. He
demands a general reduction, charg.
ing the present tariffs ara unreason-
able and unfair
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08

Building
a gold will o district.
Futherin ornaio will by
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08

tablishmment Of q republic and COM
plete autonomy for the provinces. Tho
demands were forwarded to this city.
accompanied with the intimation that
three days only would be allowed for
|the governor to acquiesce in them.
Russians flnanciers. under the guise
|of = loan. have arranged with the
viceroy OF Manchurta to advance So
SOC, goo, accepting a. security Chinese
shares in the Russo-Asiatic Bank of
Peking.
DIR. WI Plane Republic.
SHANGHAI. Nov. DIR. WI Ting
Fang, formerly Chinese minister to
the United States. who joined the rebel
movement yesterday. was to-day
chosen director OF foreign affairs in
the revolutionary government. 1t has
been known for some time that DIR.
WI favored a Republican form of
government and to.day's announce
ment caused no surprise.
In outlining his plans and hopes for
the reformers in China DIR. WI said
that while he was loath to accept
office and hesitated because OF his
close connection with the MAnchu gov
eminent he was now practically
forced to aid the cause of China.
,Ninsty-nine per cent. of the popula-
tfon, he said, was supporting the pres=
emit status.
Personally" said WI, I favored
, limfSed monarchy. retaining the
emperor az figurehead, with strong
Chinese cabinet and constitution. but
the prevailing sentiment appears to
favor q republic.
Tn each province q gnvernn- will
be- elected. each city and town Civ
ing its allegiance to tho new govern
ment. The whole people Of China.
North and South. are united against
Manchu supremacy and the govern
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
Alhany on For An,ox.

SHANGHAI. Nov. THE AmeFis
can cruiser Albany has received ordsrs
to proceed forthwith to Annoy. where
the revolutionary situation y reported
AZ SeriouG.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
Nauon ON Financial Rocks-
The Weather

- Forecast for Virginia 49, Eair-- aud
somewhat colder Wednesday. Thurs
day increasing cloudiness, probably fol
lowed by rain.
North Carolina: Fair and slightly
cooler Wednesday,. Thufse~ sob
ably showers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-14
DANDRUFF AND ITCHING
SCALP YIELD TO
ZEMO TREATMENT

Why should you continue to expert
ment with salves, greasy lotions and
fancy hair dressings trying to rid your
scalp of germ lite. They can't do 1t
because tnev cannot penetrate to the
seat OF the trouble and draw the germ
lite to the surface OF the scalp and de-
stroy It.
Why not try PROVEN REMEDY
One that will do this. We have rem
edy that will rid the scalp OF germ life
and in this way cure DANDRUFF and
ITCHING SCALP.
This remedy is ZEMO. clean. re-
fined, penetrating scalp tonic that goes
right 10 the seat of the trouble and
drives the germ life TO the surface and
destroys il.
A shampoo with ZEMo (ANTIsEP-
TIC SOAP and one application OF
ZEMO will entirely rid the scalp OF
dandruff and scurf Do not hesitate
but get bottle Of ZEMO today. IL
acts on new principal and viii do
exactly what We claim for it.
Sold add endorsed In Crystal Falls by
the Sam Bridges Drug Store.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-14
o. D. Kinney Dead

Orrin ID. Kinney, mine-owner ana
we'll. known former resident of Crystal
Falls. died at o. clock Monday mtrn-
ING AZ his home at Athens, Pa, where
he had lived for the last five years.
The news. which was conveyed 20
Mr.. Kinney Duluth friends 10y mes
sage 10 Il. b. Hawkins, came as a dis
tinct surprise Mr. Hawkins had WIS.,
tied Mr.. Kinney Sept 90 and 20 and
he was then in the best of health. APP
pareutIy. He was making plans Tor
trip around the world this winter AID
was to have sailed from New forh
Oct. 81. The cause of death was not
given in the message.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-14
Elorence MINE Resumes

Happily the Mining News Is IN a
nosItion this week TO give it's readers
more especially those residing IN this
city. a piece of good news The Flor
a,ca mine will resume active mining
onerations in a few DAYS, or as soon as
everything at the plant can oe placed
ia 6rst-class running order
supt. Dickinson received Orders on
Tuesday. from General Manager No9el
10 yet everything in readiness Tor a
resunption OF ining operations ana
further detailed instructions came from
the general Office at New York on
| Thursday.
II is expected to begin mining ano
hoisting ore early next week, with one
tdayl shift. This will give employ
ment. approximately, to about one
hundred men at present, and this forc'
Ia likely TO be maintained through th'
coming winter.
In their selection OF mining force
srnt Dickinson and Mining Capt
Iarson will give the preference to tor
mer employees. especially the marrie'
men, competency. OF course. being on
OF the requirements exacted by tn
management.
a The stockpile. which aggregates
I bout 90. 900 tons or more. will be ship
/. ned to lower lake ports a. fast as pc'
. sible. the steam shovel having bee
I. nut TO work at csr-loading yesterda,
{ Mining News.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-14

First publication October "a, 1911;
Last November 4. 1911.
To the owner or owners OF any ana
all interests In or liens upon the land
herein described
TAKE NOTICE. that sale has been
lawfully made OF the following describ-
cd land for unpaid taxes thereon, and
that tho undersigned has title thereto
under tax deed OF deeds issued there
for, and that you are entitled to re-
conveyance thereof, at any time with
In six months after return OF service OF
this notice. upon payment to the un.
dersigned or to the Register in Chan
Grey OF the county in which the lands
lie. OF all sums paid upon such pur
chase. together with one hundred PEI
centum additional thereto. and Tn,
sees NJ the sheriff for The service Of
cost OF publication oil this notice to y
computed as upon personal service OF
declaration as commencement OF sui
, and the further sum OF FIVE dollars TO
each description without other add
tional costa or charges !. II payment n
: aforesaid IL not made the undersigne
will institute proceedings for posses
Z sion OF the land
Description; Southwest quarter 9
Z Southwest Quarter Section Sever
Z Town Forty-Bve North, Range Tnirt
seven West Amount Paid. $s.02 lax,
. for Year 1903.
Z All located and being In the Count
! Of Iron. State OF Michigan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-14
GOVERNMENT LAND OPENING
5000 HOME STEADS OPEN
TO SETTLEMENT.

400, 562 acres open to settlement IN
the Pine Ridge aud Rosebud Reserva-
tions, located in Bennett and Meilette
counties, s. d. The Chicago 81 North
Western Ry. is the direct route to reg.
istration points Gregory. Dallas ana
Rapid City. s. d. and tbs only line
to the reservation border. Dates OF
registr alton, October to 81. inclusive
The lands to be opened to settlement
are some OF the choicest in Soth Dako-
tn. For printed matter and full parti'
cuIars. apply to Ticket Agents. Chica'
go a. North wetsren Ry.. or address
A. G. johnson, r. I. NJ. 226 W. JACK
son Blvd. Chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-14

The resumption OF the Lorimer near
ING and the starting of the PROBE in'o
the expenditures of Senator Stephenson
in his primary canvass has star'oo
anaw the agitation over campaign ex-
nanditures. Now, every good cl'izeh
firmly believes that there should pe ht-
lie money spent In political canvasses.
Thav want the poor man to DO on
MARTY with the man with a Darrei'
That IL the theory and 1t ought TO be
the right thing In practice liz IL
thongh9 We consider ourselves a
.oood citizen" but we must confess
that we don / take much stock ~ THESE
flare heads about campaign expenses
for the reason that we conisder II all
froth with the fellow who is doing the
most barking and we have had some
little experience. No candidate spehuf
money because he wants to do so pu'
because he has TO spend it, He has t'
amend Il because the people-the very
naonle who do most OF the bowling !
demand IL. A candidate for once
Legitimate prey for every class from
the preacher down to the topper and 10
every source OF expense from the pro
gram for church supper or concer
down TO touch for another grow
ar, And, there isn't much differenc
in the method used. The reform
paper generally has its special rate 10
political advertising the reforr
preacher has his Especial expectancy
because of HE inhence the ward heele
graduates his touch by the uumoe
OF pals he can deliver, Thrown int
the hopper it's all the same sris
Wen wager dollars to doughnuts ina
ninety per cent of the fellows who a.
making the biggest howl about %
pbenson and Lorlmer nave their SIP
cial rates" for candidates for Quo
Give ia the "old liner the teilo
who makes no pretense to being
former for he will treat candidate I
Office the same as any other fellow.
he does anything tor him he III char
him iust as he would his butcher
his baker and IL he don't do anythii
he don't want any pay. These ne
fangle primaries are great things
the fellow whit he "big init.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-14
IRON AND STEEL REVIEW
Returns tor September indicate Partial
Paralysis

Returns 10 the steel companies indl-
cate that the partial trade paralysis the
latter part OF September was more Sc
we're than anticipated and the keener
competition tor business brought out
iowar nrices ia a more extended terri
tory. Speciti cations tor finished pro-
ducts on contracts suffered less tnan
the volume OF new orders and In con-
saoueuce most of the steel mills contin-
ned to operate last week. as well as IN
September, at an average rate OF 90
per cent of capacity Shipments were
somewhat below specifications. liz Is
esti mated that the September statement
OF the steel corporation will show AIDE
crease OF l75. 600 to 200. 600 tons in un
filed orders.
The railroads are showing more IN
terest in equipment purchases Tor next
wear because OF the tempting prices
Last week there was an increase IL
bridge contracts, the railroads placing
more than one third of the fabricated
structural contracts. the total being
81 600 tons. The Pennsylvania rail
road placed an order for 5000 tons To-
grade crossing elimination at Cleve
] land with the Fort Pitt Bridge Co.
The principal building order was 10
} 4. 500 tons for the L. G. Smith building
3 at Seattle, which went to the America
> Bridge Co.
t Export included 40, 600 tons of stee
0 pipe for Calgary. Canada; $500 ton
J of structural steel for the Selkirk hott
: at Winnipeg and 5000 tons of rails fc
IS Japan. Rail contracts pending &c
n foreign shipment call for about so' "
II tons ard domestic roads are negotia
J. ing for go. 600 tons for 1912 rails an
e 9. 900 cars.