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New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
BAYSIDE

HOMES TO SUIT EvERYBODY,S pOcK.
EfEOOk IN BAYSIDE AND VICINITY' %
j. WILSON DAYTON
Phone Bayside 04l
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

EItTHING
ONE-FAMIIY DWELLING, rooms,
bath. hot water heat, gas. electricity,
parquet floors, garage. Price $4,000.
ID. r. McGRATH,
So Main St., Tel. 2087 Flushing.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

sPRE-WAR BUILT, PRE-WAR PRICE
ScARSDAE.E--Especial attractive resi-
dence. stuccp and half timber; twelve
rooms and three baths; parquet hoors
open firepleces itving and sleeping porches
not water heat; large plot; trees. flower
beds. concrete, garage; five minutes walk
70 station; possession spring; price 1900;
terN1s arranged.
burke Stone Inc. Bronxville. N. Y. Phone 1850.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

SACRIFICE nine room stucco house all
modern improvements with garage;
price $500: terms arranged. A. Weres-
tenhoefer. 81 Mt. Vernon ave Phone a02s
Mt. Vernon
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
Edward C. Griffin &
P. H. Collins
BANK BUILDING
Tel. 352 Larchmont. N. Y.

Offer folloping highcloss selee-
lions from their complete list Of
Ldrchmoni properties:
Water front point of " acres.
New frame house of Is rooms, 5
baths all improvements. Large ga
rage, very attractive grounds: Beach
boat landing, &c. Wonderful view.
For sale at $4,000 Liberal terms.
In most desirable section near
Sound, house of Ia rooms, 4
baths unusually attractive arrange
nieni. Complete in every detail; 2-car
garage rooms and bath: Il acre of
land Immediate possession. For sale
at $4,000. Terms.
In fine residential section, ex-
ceptionally fine house of 8 rooms,
2 baths. hot water heat, etc.; 2-car
garage. About q acre OF land. House
is attractively planned and complete in
every detail. Erected in 1919 for
owners occupancy in a thorough man.
ner. not as. speculative proposition.
Price $35 900. Terms.
a3a Large Colonial brick house of
% rooms, 6 baths. Complete in
all appointments and unusually attrac-
lively planned. Large garage, outbuild-
ings. lake and 16 acres OF lawns and
gardens; fire trees. For sale. I'm
mediate possession.
Brick house with bedrooms, 3
baths, 4-car garage. Land over
one acre. Perfect condition. inside and
out. Well planned. For sale for
mcr for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
COUNTRY PROPERTY

When buying a home you
want to know The tax rates,
distance from New York,
fare, train service, water sup
ply, drainage, roads, schools,
churches, clubs and social ac-
tivities of the town selected.
This information has all
been collected and is beng
published in weekly install
ments in the Suburban Home
Guide of the Evening Post
every Saturday. Back issues
available while they last.
This week the towns Of the
Hudson River Valley Slope OF
Westchester have been Sc
lected. Next week it will be
the Bronx Valley.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

PELHAM.
FOR RENT.--Availab BILE April 15 ar
tractiveiy furnished IA room house. three
baths, all conveniences and garage: $3.50
per. month. Mrs. G. v. Rogers, phone
Pelham 4782.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

AN ATTRACTIVE house. stucco brick.
lour bedrooms, sunroom, living room
dining room and kitchen. Parquet floors
al az improvements, $1,000: cash required
so.ooo: Call Sunday, 6505 18th av., Brook
lyn. Sea Beach Subway.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

ATTRACTIVE STUCCO DWELLING of
eight rooms and three baths; plot 5Ox15o;
excellent location. near station; price
$4,000. BENZ. Edwards. Tel a36, Scars
dale, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

OLDISH houses with improvements con-
venient locations; White Plains, $500
to $12,50o Two semi -detached stucco
houses, eight rooms each. $1,000 for both :
$4,000 cash; unusual bargains. WILLIAM
TRUE. 81 East 42d ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
J. T. Powell Was Almost
Down And Out When
Unknown Man Told Him
What To Do For His
Trouble.
WAS SOON RESTORED
TO SPLENDID HEALTH
Gained Fifteen Pounds
And Strength Returned;
Says Tanlac Is Greatest
Medicine In The World.

The one feature that stands out
more prominently than any other.
perha ps, in connection with the intro
duction and sale of Tanlac in Norfolk
Is the very large number OF men and
women who have reported an aston
ishingly rapid increase in weight as
result of it's use.
Only short time ago Mrs. Mary
Ingram. employed at the Alsace Hotel.
reported that She had gained thirty
nine pounds in just few weeks
time. few days later William S.
Rackey. 271i Debree Avenue. report
ed gain OF twenty-one pounds.
Among the many who have more
recently testified to the powers of the
medicine Is j. 7. Powell. IS Second
Street. Riverside. who called at the
Do2ier- Shreckhise drug store the
DINER day and reported q gain OF fif-
Teen pounds. Mr.. Powell is a ma /.
chinist at the Union Iron Works. has
iiveh in Norfolk all his life. and is
highly respected by all who know
him.
made a statement several months
ago. said Mr.. Powell. about how
much good Tanlac did me, and as
am stu enjoying the best of health.
l want 10 go on record again. this
time to let my friends know how wei,
tho medicine did its work for me.
AS said In my former statement.
my appetite had been very poor FOR
three years, and had become SO run
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08

&c Tar toward rolving the problem
provided the Legislature would FIX
the maximum rate localities may levy
low enough 10 force the counties
referred To 10 raise their assessments
TO such II figure az would enable them
Under 4 he low rate. to rca.iz. suiiicicn,
FUNDS Tor IN" Various county pmr-
10 committee. Of whirh John NJ.
Pages OF Charlottesville. is chair
man. This Committc" VIII brin. in
a report today cmbodyine suggestions
for uniformity.
Gary Makes Statement.
j. Vaughan Gary. counsel and OK
".cn,iyc assistant TO the state Tax
foard. explained to the assessors
Yesterday afternoon tina; adequate
hhsses assess, can rebound onl: TO the
segregation plan. all taxes realized
from real estate. except - cents on
The 800. are segregated TO the coun-
ties and cities for the various local
purposes.
Not cent or the money received
by the state from this source is used
Tor purposes other than the MAR
construction OF roads ana the cradi-
cation and prevention or ;ubercu-
lps!s. Fourteen cents 20 10 schools
work. Thus. Mr.. Gary told them.
the localities ultimately get tho
bench: Of all funds derived from
taxes on real estate. If assessments
are so low In some OF the localities
that the state receives less money
from them than is used there for tho
three purposes mentioned. the local
tiles with high assessments must
bear the burdens OF the "paupc-''
counties.
The average ratio that assessments
In counties bears to actual sales
values is sos per cent, and that in
the cities Is Sc. The trend Of dis
cussion yesterday tended TO SHOW
tina; these percentages would he ma
icriaily increased in the quinqunial
assessment.
between 200 and 800 assessors are
attending tho conference. They wer.
rendered an Informal reception last
nigh; at the Executive Mansion by
Governor Wcstmorciand Davis The
morning session today Will begin at
10 O'clOck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08

wholesale selling price and such
satisfactory substitute
Inc amendment also changes the
prov'sion or the bin regarding addi-
80 per cent adj valorcm prnvi,InJ i
the previous section. by nxinr ~,
special duty TO be collected nj :. .,,,n
equal 10 The sum OF the dutiablc v.I,,n
OF the article under the act OF IyI3
plus non-dutiablc costs. charges mi
expansion of importation. nIus Do az" 49,.
cent OF the fair WHOLESALE seIin.
price" '''"h
Du Points Denly Allegations.
+. !. du Font de Nemours cn,n,an ne
Is not interested IN any political cam.
didate. was the oiiiciai answer NJ
IN" company to charges of an NJ.
,"Lnp, to co.rce legislation hv
threatening 70 oppose the candid,cy
Of General Wood. made bv S"na GoE
Kenyon, at Washington todar
The letter sent to Senator Mnscs
on which Senator Kenyon based Lis
cnhrEcs was person letter sen, hy
licity department, officials clajmnL
which in no way could H.. conxt,,,
as threat. MIR. Weston. they st.,,,J
called Senator Moses att.n,i", "a
the fact that the dye bin IL passed
would give the country a r.scry. ,f
technically trained men. who could
be called upon In an emergency and
q number Of plants which could he
converted into places for the mann,
laCturc OF munitions. explosives and
Time and money.
Emphasis WAS placed on tho fac,
that no attempt TO sway Legislation
was beng maur. but that Mr. Weston
was preparing some publicity matter
nation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
EXISTING COSTS SHOULD
GOVERN SALE OF SHIPS
BusineN Men OF SuE.cstiOn on
Proposed Disposal OF shipping
Hoard Vessels.
By Associated Pre-..

WASHINGTON. May Present
cost OF reproduction rather than
original costs should determine Ia.
shipping Boa-d's prices for its wac:
buHt tonnage. in the opinion OF the
committee OF business men appointed
by Chairman benson TO suggest terms
-, sale for the vessels owned by the
board.
The committee. which was name"
after a conference OF business men
here last month. has submitted Il ~
port, which WAS made public tonight
by the Shipping Board.
The rcpor; asserts that as the ships
owned hy the board were built as "A
war measure, under war conditions
with attendant abnormal costs and
az a new industry had 10 be built up
as a war necessity. the abnormal cost
should b." absorbed as war waste and
prices should be fixed unon the basis
OF present prices for reproduction.
considering both foreign and domestic
production costs.
Taking up the subject OF terms. the
committee recommended that 10 per
cent cash he payable on delivery y.
the ship with additional payments at
the rate OF per cent 10 be paid scni-
annually Tor three years. and the bal
ance in twelve yearly installments or
" per cent each. Title would pass 70
the purchaser when in the discretion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
STRANGERS ADVICE
WORTH A FORTUNE TO
THIS NORFOLK MAN

down. weak ana nervous that it was
an effort for me to do any sort OF
work. For eight months previous TO
the time got Tanlac could never
eat bite OF break fast, and what
little ] managed TO eat at other time s
nauscaicd me and seemed to do me
very little good ] would h!oat up
with sour gas Until had to unhook
my trousers and let out my belt and
even then couldn't be comfortable.
Many time | got so dizzy had to
so In some store and sit down until
that swimming in my head passed of.
! felt tired all the time. and after
rolling and tossing most all night.
SUFFERING terribly from nervousness
and the gas on my stomach. | hardly
mad strength to get up in the morn
ings. ] got so | actually dreaded 20
eat and almost stopped rather than
endure the suffering il caused; me. !
got In such low state of health that
mad 10 lay OFF from work two or
threo days mt a time and los; so much
weight that hardly looked like my
SELF would trembe!e like leaf
from weakness and felt down heart
Ed and depressed all the time
Coming over from Berkeley TO Nor
folk on the ferry one day. stranger
noticing how shook and how weak
iookeu. asked me why ] didn't take
something for my troubles ] told
him ] had taken everything ever
neard OF. but could not get well, and
lie said: I was all run down like you
arc, took Tanlac and got well. and IL
you VIII take Tanlac you will Ee: well,
too. Well. as soon as landed in
Norfolk bought a bottle of Tanlac.
and sure enough. when finished tax
ing IL there was wonderful i'm
provemcnt in me- The second bottle
made me feel still better. and COM
mcnccd to pick up in weight. After
taking five bottles was a well man.
had gained fifteen pounds. and the
best thing about 1t is. continue we'll
and still retain my wonderful in
crease in weight and strength My
friends often speak Of how well 7
look. and. thanks TO Tanlac, am
well. sleep sound every night.
never miss day from my work and
feel as fine as ever did in my life.
So ] can testify TO both the quick and
lasting results one gets from Tanlac.
nd am always ready TO say good
word for It,"
Tanlac is sold in Richmond nv
Grant Drug Co. and Tragic Drug Co.
-3FfT = So r. ft''= 81 a., r-,. 20 IT. ".
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Mother Is Earth S
Most Loyal Friend
Her LoUe Is Unfathom-
able and Her Devo-
tiO3, UncedSlng.
ny CHARLES Il. yANCEY.

Mother is carth's trucst and most
loyal friend. 4 mothers love is so
great that the power OF death and
the grave cannot cStinguish it's
namc. How indeiibly engraved upon
the mind is the picture OF Mother,
and time can never cface IL. How
wildly her form and face remain IN
memory's domain. Tina, beautiful
matronly brow siivcred with the dew
Of time. with u heart that never grew
old In n mothers life there is never
Indifference. but there is always the
ever ready sympathlzinS feeling. and
countless times the warm tears have
formed their way to the cheek. Her
heart is forever beating with pure
and holy affection, though her checks
may be all furrowcd and the gray
locks may fail over brow ~rinklcl
with care.
\ mothers love is unfathomabic.
though years OF trial and tho awful
agonies OF physical suffering may
steal away the freshness OF her life.
but like flower. the fragrance OF her
love is richer than ever. Mother is
the tree OF ones existence. Age does
not take away her sweetness and
ones affection is never wasted when
showcrcd on dear Mother. Her dcvo-
ton Is unccasinS: her vigilance
through the quiet watches OF the
night. untirinE. How OF has She
the helpless ba6c. when all others
we're asleep. How she nourishcd You
and miniSicrcd TO every want. She
would never allow anyone else to
take care OF you when az baby YOU
were aiiinS and she knew the mean
ing OF every movement OF your little
body. whether II meant suffering o.
COnt.ntmcn
Mother always understood. Her
language between bah: and herself
was no, meant for the outside world
to know As long az mother lives
her boy or girl even though they are
grown far into manhood or woman
hood. viii always be baoy. The debt
TO mother can never he paid. but you
can crown her pathway OF life with
grateful smiles and smooth tn"
downy pillow upon which rests her
feeble head The world loves a man
VINO loves his mother. Heaven viii
bless you. Joy VIII smile upon you
and love VIII breathe into your very
soul :. happiness that will place YOU
above tho average mortal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
NATIONAL JEWISH ORDER
MEETS IN BIRMINGHAM
Dnai FIRTH fiotds Election and Sc
irrts Dallas. Tex. nn Next
Convention City

ny associated PTpks.l
BIRMINGHAM. ALA. MAY T.
Dallas. Tex. was selected MS the next
convention city. and officers for the
year were elected at the forty-sev-
cnth annual convention OF District
Grand Lodge. No. e. lnd.pcndcnt
Order B'nai Birth. The convention
adJournc dion!ghi. The following Of
nccrs were named:
Grand president. Victor " IfcSt.r
OF Dallas. Tex: first vice-prcsidcn,,
~ ~ Fryer. Of Shreveport. La
second vice president. S. J. West.
hcimer. OF Houston. Tex; treasurer.
Archibald Marx. OF New Orleans. and
secretary. Myron NJ. Goldman. OF New
Orleans.
All of these officers were reelected
10 the Office they now hold. except
the president and the second vice.
president The choice OF all WAS
unanimous. except that Of second
vice president. where there was keen
competition between 8. J. West
heimcr, Of Houston: Gus Strauss, OF
HOT Springs. and George Fox. OF Fl.
NORTH On the election OF S. j.
unanimous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets
Are a Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are the
result Of DR.. Edwards determination
not to treat liver and bowel complaints
with calomel. For II years he used
these tablets "a vegetable compound
mixed with olive oily in his private
practice with great success.
They do all the good that calomcl
does but have no bad after effects. No
pains, no gripping, no injury to the
gums or danger from acid foods-yet
they stimulate the liver and bowels.
Take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
when you feel "logy" and heavy"
Note how they clear clouded brain and
perk UP the spirits. l0c and 15c box.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
METHOD|sTs DIFFER OVER
LEAGUE OF NATIONS ISSUE
Conference May Send Two Rcsolu.
tons to President Regard
ing Treaty
IBy Associated press.I

DIES MONIES. IOWA. May 7.-Dit-
iercnces of opinion regardin. the
league OF nations developed at the
General Conference of the Methodist
fpiscopai Church today when the
committee on state OF church. under
suspension Of the rules. filed Il ma
Jorl,y and minority report on the
QUESTION or sending TO President
Wilson and leaders in Congress the
paragraph dealing with the subject
from ihc address of the bishops
Inc majority report recommended a
tnat the paragraph which Endorsed
the league Of nations and urged the
president and Congress to come TO
some agreement. he sent az con-
tanned N the address. The minority
report favored asking the President
10 resnbnit the matter to Congress
with such notifications as will in
sure adoption in the Senate. Action
ny the conference was deferred
until tomorrow.
A request from the College of
Bishops OF the Methodist Episcopa
church. south. asking that Joint
committee be appointed to make
division of tho territory o! tho two
Churches In Asia was read today.
The request said "a division there
would prevent duplication of work
Dy the two ORGANIZATIONS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
FORMER PASTOR is FOUND
GUILTY OF BRUTAL MURDER
Thomas Mnrksberry In. Given Lilo
Sentence for killing .fes~e Glenn
Inst Fail.

7
l'ROckSNlLLE. KY, May "a
jury trying Thomas Mark sherry for
murder o. Jesse Clean here last RAJ.
iite today reported a verdict Of guilty.
of murder in the first degree. MaEks-
berry. a farmer aud former pastor
was sentenced 10 life term in the
state pcnitcnt!ary.
The torso or G!enn's body was found
buried on Marksbc-ry's arm The
head. arms and legs have not been
found Some OF Gl.nns personal be-
lonRinSs were found In Murksbcrry.s
possession. Marksbcrry maintained
on .hc witness stand that he had
nothing TO do with Glenn's death.
Following his conviction. Marks
berry, father %! four children, was
taken 10 the Covinston. Ky. jail by
state troops who were present the
last Two DAYS OF his trial to prevent
another possible attempt TO lynch him
aS Was the Cnsc laSi iall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
DYE CONCERN TRIES
TO BOSS CONGRESS

CONTINUED From First rag.D
The senator was worRing In the In
,cres;s OF the Du Points
Senator FrelinKuyscn resented this
charge. and prccip!;atch II bitter
controversy by demanding the words
uttered by Senator King h" cSpunged
from Tho Record. lie glarsd across
the aisle AZ senator King and ex-
ella lined;
You'd better watch out"
At the end Of heated argument.
Senator King admitted that "perha ps
he had gone too far" and asked 20
huyScn withdrawn.
II has been known hcrc Cor some
time that the Du Points were benin
the dye hill and that they were also
c-al Wood II had never been re-
vcaled. howcveG. that they made their
support OF the generals candidacy
conditional upon unstinicd support OF
lie bin by General Woods Washing
ton manager, who happens TO he a
member OF tho Senate.
Measure Protects Manufacturers.
The amendment which Senator
~ ses put in to protect manufacturers
OF cotton prints against an un-e-
stricted monopoly in the hands OF tho
Du Points proposes to strike out OF
the measure all OF section sol which
10 = cents per pcund on chemical dye
stGffs and substitutes provision 10
this effect:
''Tha, tho term. fair wholesale
selling price OF an article means the
loves; Wholesale price sufficient to in :
sure the maintenance in the United
States OF the uroduc; ion OF such arii-
Gle by AN efficient plant operated on
a scale reasonably adequate 10 sup
ply ordinar" domestic demands: and
the term. satisfactory substitute
means an article for which II Is pro-
posed as a substitute. The Secretary
OF the Treasury shall from time 10
time determine what. is such fair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
ASSESSORS DISCUSS
STATE TAX RATES

CONTINUED From Firs, rase.)
mahd for relief from tho unfair bur
ms which they have produced These
demands. which are gradually be.
coming more PERSISTENT We're cyi.
dencrh during tn. special session OF
inc General Assembly in 1919. and
again At the regular session Of lann
ny frequent discussions Of Ccntral!Z-
ing the power OF making real cs,aJ.
az scssmcnis in the hands OF the state
government" 4
M'. Paxton believes his plan would
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
THREE

plan the handling of tho wheat crop
and TO take action on tho opening OF;
grain exchanges for future trading
in wheat after May 81. whom the
wheat guaranty act expires, 1t was
decided today at a meeting OF board
of trade representatives. grain deal
ers. millcrs. elevator men and bank-i
crs called by julius II. Barnes, Fed
Sral wheat director. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
rE"d slayer Held for Grand Jury.

TT. WAYNE IND. May -
Deputy sheriff *. Il. Lyons. charged
Will killing Tip Fortcnbcrry at Col.
i'nS:i..e, Ma. - few DAYS ago was
held FOR the Grand Jury i'm ,,ono
nohh after preliminary hearing
here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
WILL HANDLE WHEAT CROP
Near Expiration of Federal Control
Leads To Formation of Grnin
('nu,n,Iffcr

by Associated Press
CHICAGO. May IN committee
OF forty seven. representing all
branches OF grain production and
marketing. viii be appointed to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08

OF ~" board a sufficient amount nau
been paid. The board would have :,
trs' lien on the vessel until all
payments were mdd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
HOW TO RAISE
BABY CHICKS
Put Avicol in the drinking water.

Most people lose half OF every hatch.
and seem to expect II. Chick cholera OF
white diarrhoea Is the trouble. The u. s
Government states that oTcr half the
chicks matched dio from ihIs cnuse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
TRAIN WRECK IN TEXAS
Missouri PncIhc Pn4scng~r md
Freight Trnins Meet In icad-On
GOllisIOn Ncnr Homo. Ark

TENAS. May ~ Missouri Pacific
local passenger train and an extra
freight met In "A head-on collision
half mile south Of Hope Ark. late
tonight. Railroad officials here said
the passenger train was badly wreck
ed. and four cars OF the frei,ht de-
moliShed. No reports have been re-
ceivcd of casualties.
Nay Resclnd Curfrw order.
DUBLIN. May Tt is reported
that the ''curfcw' order in Dublin
is 20 be .escinded a; the end Of the
month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
Hunger strikers NclrusrJ.

LONDON. May Fifty hunger
S;r'Ncrs w"r" released from the
Norwood ScruObs Prison today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
Weed Tire Chains
For Sure and Certain Traction

Weed Tire Chains, when used
judiciously, lengthen the hyeoftires.
Whether they are used on taxicabs
or on pleasure cars, Weed Tire
Chains materially reduce operating
expenses.
Nothing looks more ridiculous
than a spinning tire-nothing more
brainlessly extravagant. Put on
Weed Tire Chains Eat the first drop
of rain"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08

The 'axicab companies protect
the Public and themselves from
skidding accidents from excessive
costs. 7'aricab a0hecls spin only
aOhen drivers disobey the compa-
mes order to "P,H on Tire Chains
a0hen streets are acet or slippery.
And to safeguard their patrons
against the drivers possible negli-
gence, the taximeter is attached to
front wheels.