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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-17
PROMOTERS have
| ABANDONED PLAN
!. FOR ROLLER POLO
Plan to Organize Eight-Team
League, Include Richmond
Fails; no City League.

Chances for polo league or even a
Representative Richmond team for the
coming season, are very small and
unless some quick action Is taken soon
Richmond will again be without roller
polo after the sport had been going for
four seasons.
According to men interested in the
promotion Of the eight team circuit
which was to have taken II teams
from Terre Haute. Racine, Grand
Rapids, Indianapolis, Muncie. Fort
Wayne, Richmond and Chicago, Is
practically dead Although the pro
moters are of the opinion that there
is sufficient demand for the sport In
these cities, they are unable to find
enough sporting capital to put up the
necessary guarantee for the teams.
Few Of the major league roller
polo players have been taken by the
army, the majority OF the hickory
swingers being above the army age
There Is more than enough material
to put out league OF six or eight
teams that will prove a drawing card
but the financial support for the clut
is lacking.
Chicago League Planned.
Plans are being made in Chicago fol
the organization Of elk team league
with five teams from Chicago and ont
from Racine. Wisconsin. This league
will probably take in most of the fastel
players in the game, including a mum
Der Of men who played in the Indians
league last year.
It is reported here that Bob Griffith
star halfback on the 1916 Richmcnt
team has alrexuiy signed contract tt
play with Raciae, and that he will no
return here Ais winter. Griffith
home Is In Radtne and it was Their
that he spent the summer. Red" ant
Kid Williams, two Of the Muncie team
have signed contracts with Chicag'
teams and efforts are being made t
obtain several eaCtern players for tn
Windy City circ1dt.
Some effort is being made ny tn
management of tine Coliseum and othe
Richmond men interested IN the gam
to organize a Ciey league team, Blu
even this effort has failed SO fal
Many OF the players that were wit
the City league Trans last year ar
now in the army, Including Davis, But
Ter. KEN. Minor and Taggart and it
not believed that enough material
available to fill out four or six tear
league.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-17

A Simple Way To
Remove Dandruff,'

-
There 10 one sure way that has ,t.ev.
er failed to remove dAndruff ct eflce,
and that is to dissolve It, then you de-
stroy It entirely. To do this, Just get
about four ounces Of plain. coI6 mon
liquid orvon from any drug store this
is all you will NEEDY, apply It at night
when retiring; use enough to u6oisfen
the scalp and rub it In gently veh the
finger tips.
BY morning, most II not all, NJ your
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four more applications win completely
dissolve and entirely destrrf every
single sign and trace Of II, nb matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You will find all itching anA digging
Of the scalp will stop instantly, and
your hair win be fluffy, lustrozs.
glossy, silky and soft, and look and
| feel hundred times bettea-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-17
Woman's Skeleton
Found in Capital

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 16.-Authori-
ties here today were trying to solve
the mystery back of the finding of the
skeleton Of a woman in sack along
White River near Broadripple late
yesterday.
The sack was found late in the day
by two negroes who were fishing. 1t
apparently had not been in the bushes
long. The bones of one leg had been
cut off,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-17
Lemon Juice
For Freckles
GirisI Make beauty lotion at
home for a few cents. Try I'll

Squeeze the Juice OF two lemons into
bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white. shake we'll, and you
have quarter pint Of the best freckle
and tan lotion, and complexion beauti-
ner, ct very, very small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces OF orchard white for q
few cents. Massage this sweetly fra.
grant lotion into the face, neck, arms
and hands each day and see how
freckles and blemises disappear and
how clear, soft and white the skin be-
comes. Yes! II is harmless
ADV
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-17
GIANTS DEFEATED
BY WHITE S0x
IN EXHIBITION

GARDEN CITY. n. T., Oct. 1.-THE
Chicago White Sox. winners of the 1917
world series, defeated the New York
Giants in an exhibition game here yes
terday, to 4. before 5000 soldiers
from Camp Mills at Mineola. The
soldiers were members Of the One
Hundred and Sixty-fifth United States
Infantry. most Of them New Workers,
and of the One Hundred and Forty
ninth Artillery, composed OF men from
Illinois.
Al Demaree, who started for New
York, was easy for the champions, who
scored in the first three innings, while
Benz of Chicgo held New York runless.
New York scored off Williams In the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-17

fifth. but the White Sox hammered G.
Smith in the sixth for three tallies.
The Giants added two in the ninth
when Danforth eased off The score
Chicago "a. L.. Ill 003 o00-6 IL
New York IN. L.)oo0 100 OBJ Is 2
Batteries-B Benz, Williams. Russell,
Danforth and Schalk, Lynn, Jenkins;
Demaree, g. Smith and Gibson, On.
slow.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-17
Oh, BOY!

CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-Benny Kauff.
home runner, has gone and done
it. According to Joseph Santley,
leading man in 'Oh, Boy Benny
has accepted an offer to appear In
vaudeville in a sketch written by
Santley. Benny is to get $4,000 a
week-Santley says.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-17

ic will be .-The Fight Against Booze. =
led By Miss Marjorie Pickett. Come
Rev. L. 3. Timer filed his regu1
lar appointment here Sunday night
A good crowd attended.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-17

the Red Cross. The withdrawing is
being done in one of the windows OF a
downtown store OF Elgin.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-17

Baseball Is finished for the season
but next Saturday, Indiana viii meet
Minnesota and Purdue will meet Chi
cago on the gr1diron. And a. the same
time, Eariham will play Miami.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-17

A man In Elgin. Illinois. is paying off
an election bet by whitewashing
quarter of ton OF coal with tooth
brush, piece by piece. When ne Is
through, the coal VIII De aucnoneo oS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-17

II YOU won on the ball game, buy q
Liberty bond---if you lost. prevent
further foolish losses by investing your
remaining cash In the same kind OF
security.
Lay a little side bet on the Demo
ratic-Autocratic series In Europe!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-17

But while the bone is being discuss
ed, let US not forget Red Faber. the
mighty base stealer. His stunt was
different from Zirn's only in that It
did not cost his team the game.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-17
CAMOUFLAGE
ABOUT THE WORLD SERIES

There is just little of the old war
paint left.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-17

Hunters go all the way to Africa, and
then shoot poor elephants. McGraw
has hunted UP and harbored Merkle
and Zimmerman-and he mover went
to Africa either. Ivory is valuable.
som etimes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-17

When B. H. Zimmerman ran Eddie
Collins across the plate, Herzog spake
most truthful words, out on second
base. He said to Umpire Evans:
"Bidd. did you ever see anything like
that 1 have $1,7o0 riding on that
game and that's the shortest run for
$1,000 l ever witnessed"
The s1,7O0 was the difference be.
tween so and 40 percent of the players
shares
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
TRApsHOOTiNc BODY
PERMITS SUNDAY MEETS

Probably the greatest revision
in the rules of the Interstate As.
sociation for the Encograzemnt
% TrapshootinE made az the re-
cent annual meeting was the
one 10 permit the sanctioninE
of trapshooiing tournaments on
Sunday.
This change vas made a. the
urgent solicitation of the trap
shooters % those sections where
the blue laws 90 not exist In
many % the states west % the
Ohio rivsr, sunday IS the big
day for sporting events-and
With the Interstate association
for many years refusing 20 reg
ister a tournament on the Sab
bath hundreds Of the western
trapshOoters failed 10 appear in
the oricial averages % the Inter.
state association-said averages
only carrying the names os the
shooters who shoot AZ 2O10 or
more registered targets during
the season
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
CHAMP AL Mccoy
SIGNS TOO MANY
FIGHT CONTRACTS

NEW YORK. FEB. = The burn
INK question of whether Les Darcy
the Australian pugiist. will BE- al.
lowed 70 show Ehat he can do With
Al Mccoy IN a l0round bout will
be decided this afternoon by N.
New York boxing commission
Grant Hugh Brown and John Weis.
mantel The former the matchmakpr
for Madison-sq garden. and he lat.
ter FOR the Broadway Sporting club
will 90 20 he mat in finish bout
Tor the benefit - the commission
Each promoter has contract
calling for the appearance ~ Nc
Coy in i0-round bout Al 70 FAR
forgot himself a. ~ sign articles
for lo-round anair with Jack Oh
lon al The Broadway club some
time ago Evidently be believed
Weismantel bad mlsiaid the papers
or would say nothing IN he went
over 20 rival league. Tor he sub.
sequentiy reported 10 Madison "a
garden BY signing articles calling
Tor a l0round scrap vith the long
distance jumper. Darcy.
Weismsntel begsn ~ yell tho min.
ate he heard ihat- Mccoy had
Jumped and he has taken nj. ~
TO the commission.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
FACULTY KAYOS
ATHLETICS AT
NORTHWESTERN

EVANSTON. ~ Fah-i -ia-Aih
letic possibilities of Northvesterr
university took decided slump to
day when results of the February
examinations were announced
showing the captains of three teams
Ineligible and numerous other ath.
ietss conditioned
Underhill basketball captain. Ol.
son. wrestling chief. and Johnson.
leader of the swimming team.
failed Among the men with con.
fiions are Carney. crack hurdIer
Who probably will leave school on
account ~ 'nunks." Heise. weigh,
nan Smart. sprinter McCafthy
pole yaulter. Sweet. quarter miller
Bornbergsr. sprinter. Burch. pole
vaulter: Brumbach. loW hurdIer.
and Brightmire. football star and
printer.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
Bullock Greens On
Trail of Y. Nj. o.
Quint

One basketball game OF excep-
,icnal class and another that may
have Interesting results are carded
by the amateur tossers In Detroit
thls week. The Rayls viii play the
Rochester Ccntrals Wednesday
flight This team is one OF those
talented York state hves that com.
pares favorably with the OSweSos
ana the Buffalo Germans. II has
marvellous record and is IA year.
CID, retaining most OF the PLAYERS
who were with II when II was arst
assembled. According 10 critics who
KNOW the Centrals and from tips
STEAMED from their records. their I'm.
vasion OF Detroit this week will be
an occasion de luxe An added fea
tdre OF interest is The fact that all
the Centrals are Hebrews.
The Rayls returned this morning
from Ft Wayne. where they scored
a double victory Sunday In af'er-
noon and evening games. In ,he
afternoon they trounced the Ly-
o,ums. q TO II. and at night they
beat the 81. Mary club. % to II.
The Rayls won six OF eight games
on their trip. losing the frsi two.
ON Tuesday night the Bullock
Greens will play the St Louis club
al the Holy Rosary gym This game
il interesting because the Bullock
Greens are demanding place IN the
city championship tourney. which
viii start next week with the Rayls
rnd Y NJ o as stellar entries.
The hardware quint has been
after game with tho Y NJ o.
all winter. and have not yet been
accommodated This team defeated
the First Presbyterians by a larger
score than any team has conquered
that clan. and tomorrow night. they
Eope 90 yanquish the ST Louis Ave
10y a more overwhelming score than
The Dayton Triangle did Any time
they equal the Triangle victory. they
viii be entitled Co games with any
body IN town. In the Bullock Green
lineup will o. Curtis. Rastin and
oreman. formerly ~ the Y VI H.
a. West. from University OF ~
uoit. F1nzel. from Eastern high. and
Moore. formerly of the RivcrSiGes
The Detroit ~" will play its only
game this week at Chicago, WHORE
'he Mazariies will meet the T. A. c.
Saturday night The only high
school leaFue game win be that
rlsyed between Cass and Western
which cannot affect the Champion
fhip situation
Northwestern will entertain Grand
Rapids South hiyh and Central will
entertain Ann Arbor high on FRIDAY
evening Eastern viii entertain
Ypsi high saturday night
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
WESTERN WANTS
YOUNG PLAYERS
Each Club Must Carry Six
Rockies the Season
Around

The Western league has stepped
TO the front in encouraging young
players 10 take up baseball a. a
profession.
a rule adopted At q recent meet
ing compels each OF the eight
teams in the league 20 keep sir
players who have never played in
anything higher than Class y ball
on their rosters The teams are
allowed but rs men and the rule
vii be an inducement TO managers
20 develop young players.
The new rule applies 10 old play
ers the same as new ones Joining
the clubs Only nine men with
previous engagements In leagues Of
higher standing than Class A may
be carried Each club may carry
I've pitchers. two OF whom must be
youngsters
Thirty full games for inhelders
and outhelders. rs games for catch.
ers and 10 for pitchers viii put
them out OF the youngster class
To enforce the "youngster" rule
managers who refuse to get rid Of
old players above the limit will
have their games forfeited until he
obeys the ruling
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
International Polo Tilt
On February Sport Program
IN WHICH THE GOLF
CODE GETS a JOLT

Some golfers are long on 'hs
game and some are long on the
rules Here IL n story OF two
golfers not 20 long on the game,
but
They were playing on a course
where the snow was coming
down fast and wet Al the four
teenth hole one OF them found
his ball covered with snow In
putting the ball was barely tap
ped and IL stuck 10 bis club In
raising his club al the curious
sight his opponent claimed the
hole because the other had lift.
ed the ball
Tut. tut re,orted the nrst
named. I'm going 10 hold this
ball over the hole and when the
snow melts I'm going 20 hole
out claim interference by an
agency outside the match. /
can't be penalized for that"
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
English and American
Teams To Meet
At Riverside

san FRANCISCO. Feb. 70 The
biz polo tournament which has
been going on a; Riverside Cal.
since FEB. -. viii wind I'D Thurs
day with a big International cham
pionship in the British American
game.
This playground ar RIverside
probably has witnessed az great
collection OF American polo stars
a. ever vas gotten together In he
United States. not even eHcel.ed by
the Eaia1ies of stars sometime A.
Meadow brook Geld. Long island
In The match of England vs
America. Hugh Drury. the noted
English player GOV living a. Riv.
erslde and playing With the River
side club. has organized a team o.,
BritIshers 70 20 against The Amer
lean team capiained By Malcolm
Stevenson. and the fact ,hat th.
aggregate handicap rating % the
players viii BE- In excess OF % goals
Tor each team indicates 20 pin
enthusiast that il wiu b. some
game
The 1aeaa- ~ tiay ~tH=is--=a.-
Chsmawa park. the beae.t,ll t4rf
held on Maznolia.av-, con .deret
~ poloisis a. one ~ the bes' and
scenically most attractive Geld. in
The west
Among The noted players ALREADY
On the coast for this fournarnen.
are Malcolm Stevenson. Perry
Besdleston G. " Hrckscher. q &.
Runsey. Thos - Eouti.rr ofNeu
YORK W Balf.ng. a noted Eorilst
player Eari ~ Hopping and col
Max F1eischman ~ Cincinnati.
steven velie. ~ Kama CITY
clifford WeafherRan ~ Portland
ore. and Coudlu Drlrcon HabasT
Trevis. Harry Haztngs Christian
Dc Guigns and CAPT K r M,NaHy
- San Maieo
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
ARTICLES FOR
WILLARD AND
FULTON READY

CHIC bjO FEB ~ Tor, Ir-es
end Frank Fore. uansaer. ra.,ee.
'iveiJ % Jsss WILLARD and Frsd rrI.
Ton. viii gei together here r1lfI,
and sign articles Tor their mget t.I.
81 ~ hgh'. b. O. gred.ctsd IT. sr
oersiood The arflcles have 80,
drawn up and copies In pa~e.,.,nr
ot The managers f0r DO aAst ,r moro
fna all E-inklea haynr been .r,rsd
cut and The foraslity - -iguInv bs.
ing The only th.nz l'r 20 inch ne
match
Details have rot been anroy1ref
Int it,is understood hat willard b.
70 get "a guarsn'e. ~ he frst $50.
600 that comes ~ ths house. ab ,slj
a. an option ~ n ger ern, ~ tbe
movie rights Or So. 900 IN cash for
them
Grant Hugh BrouB Y,di-gn
Square Carden promoter. prol,6l,
viii get th~ hght. tho several l.dters
are ianarrHtssd - HTvF FHbmIffef
offers
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
DETROIT WILL
LOSE MODESITT

The Detroit Y NJ C. A IL facing
Tho loss OF Dr J B Modesitt. ath.
Ietic director Al the ~ for the pas'
seven years Previous 20 his 10
troit engagement Dr Modesitt mad.
great reputation for himself Ia
the west a. a promoter of sport and
municipal and association recreation.
he has been highly successful IN
every respect In Detroit and Will
leave neIt month 20 accept richly
earned promotion lie a. 10 be sec
retary of The health and recreation
commission Of the International Y
N G. A.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
.HAMMELEF IN
LINEUP AGAIN
Crack Goaltender Will Play
Against Riyersides In
Series This Week

Clad in the gaudies, Jerseys that
have visited Detroit this season, the
Riverside A C. champions OF the on
iafio Hockey association in 1915
Vill eNhibi, their puck chasing aDil
Hy against he Detroit contingent
Monday evening al the Arena. in the
hrst % a TAO game series
The visitors viii bring along the
same lineup that PLAYED here before
with one exception-that ~ McCAr
cry. who is holding down the right
ing berth There may also De an
added star. Harry Watsin. the Aura
Lee PLAYER who has starred IN the
four games that team has appeared
AZ The Detroit arena.
McCagery b. playing strong
game Tor the O Il a champions
and IS being toutst as The player
who IS rounding ont the Riverside
combination into team mat Is al
most certain 10 Nin It's second o. h.
a. title Rlyersides already have
qualified for the group plAyon series
by sWeei ing the boards IN Group No.
! and scoring 50 goals 10 opponents
10 in seven games.
The defense boAsted BY the visit
tors. Nhich neld Detroit 20 three
goals N the opening series % The
season. j. rated The best IA O. II. a
this season and Will be hard one
for The locals ~ count any goals
against Colletl i hne goAiie ard
in ~Eoc- Merricx and smith be has
great pair 10 assis; him IN ward.
lnE % attacks close 20 the net.
Detroit viii have Elmer Irving
IL the liaeup AZ rover Irving j. a
postmaster al the hockey game. hav
ing played with the Cleveland chan.
Incns Pete" Hammelef wiil D.
back In lhe cage ready TO stop ere
shots ot the RiversideS and vtfn
Progt N reserve. the cage guarding
duties for the locals will DO well
fasen care OF
A anal practice session vas held
sunday and tie Detroits were going
good. Between periods of he game
skating races viii be put on with
several local racers competing In
the second of q series of one-mils
events for the city championship.
Guy Lyman. former New York A &,
skater. and Jack High. Nho gained
laurels on the gliders az a. Louis
are among the contestants
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
KOTCHER AND
FISHER EVEN

MIAMI. Fla. Feb 10 1t % nov a
horse apiece for Charles Kotcher, Of
Detroit. and carl Fisher. of Indian
apolis Fisher beat Kotchcr. % De
troli. and Carl Fisher of lndianapo
Lis Fisher beat Kotchcr Saturday
In The io.mile race for express cruis.
era. evening up the count Fisher IL
using the shadow III while Kotcher
is racing with Raven ILL., another
of Fishers boats The Detroiter's
original entry was sunk on the way
down
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
Rayls Play Crack Rochester
Team This Week; "Y" at Chi
MICHIGAN KNOCKS
AT CONFERENCE GATE

There was much mystery con.
nected with the affair. and there
were lot OF denials. pussy.foot.
Ing and side-s,epping over the
weekend on the part OF persons
who should be possessed OF In.
side info, but this much is
known
Representatives OF the Western
conference and the University OF
Michigan got together IN Chicago
Saturday and took up the ques.
ton OF Michisan's return TO the
conference, As resul, OF the
meeting. IL Is very probable that
Mich.gan's schedules for 1918 will
include conference games.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
SYRACUSE FEARS
l.. OF Nj. WINNERS

SYRACUSE. ~. Y. Feb. 10
Michigan the most feared foe OF
the Syracuse university track team.
comes TO this city on Thursday OF
this week for the annual indoor en-
gagement In the John u. Archbold
gymnasium. Thomas y. Keane.
coach OF the Orange runners. OK.
poets a good exhibition by his men
bu, r. making no promises OF vic
tory Michigan whipped Notre
Dame last Saturday.
There are a number OF high class
performers on the Syracuse track
squad this year. but they have not
been tested In a meet OF the i'm.
portance OF this Michigan engage.
mcnt. There are q few veterans
of known ability and II is on these
that Coach .Keane depends.
Syracuse will be strongest in the
middle distance races. II is en-.
pected. Capt Nswkirk and Peter
son being ideal halfmilers. Wat
sor and Smith are showing up well
NJ the longer distances.
II Is In the dash events that the
youngsters will have to shine.
Michigan has been famous for It's
i0oyard men. Such stellar per.
formers a. Craig. Bond and Smith
have given the Wolverines a repu.
tatlon. Every effort will be made
TO break down this seemingly un-
beatable record OF success
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
TRAINING WILL
START MARCH 6
Tiger Battery Men Will Report
Al Waxahachie First Week
In Next Month

Weekend announcements from
the Tiger throne roem proclaimed
the receipt of Bernie Boland's con.
tract and gave some Information
on the training trip. Coyeleskie,
Veach. Burns and Wit are now sup.
posed To be- the only holdouts
The nrst contingent. Waxahachie.
bound. will leave Tuesday night
Harry T,Ithill and Oscar Siansge
vill compose thA; party Tuthill Is
going down TO prepare the way for
the athletes. and StanAge is going
TO escape the cold weather The
next bunch will leave on the even
inE OF March J for 81. Louis 10
land. Yelle. Coveleskie. James and
Mckee will be the only players in
ihs; party. which will also include
the war correspondents and Secre-
tary Charlie Nayin. Cunningham
Dauss. and James Burke will Join
the party AZ 81 Louis and Sunday
night the gang will set sail for
Texas
Training VII start on the morn.
ing OF March s In addition 20 the
gentlemen named. Catcher Spencer
and Pitchers Watson. Woods. Mitch
ell. Flanagan. Couch. Ehmke and
Jones will be on hand then They
wil 20 direct from their homes
The rest OF the club will report
about March 10
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19
KAZOO STAKES
ARE ANNOUNCED

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Feb Is-
Amounts % 10 stakes md the
classes In which they will b. award.
Cd during Kalamazoo grand circuit
meeting have been announced a. FOL.
lowe.
Paper Mills purse. 2.0s tro,ters.
$4,000; Columbus Hotel purse. ? u
trotters. $1,000: Park-American 10
tel purse. 2:is trotters. $1,000. Bur.
oick Hotel purse. 2:1O PAGERS. 81.
900. Hickman Hotel purse. O5
pacaFs- 5000 Mlebisss Rail~nY~
rurse. for all fast PAGERS. 5000.