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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14

Everybody knows that fall ana ~lnter
will mean a return of colds. and other
iIls' and it is the people whose systems
are weak and run down who VIII 20
among the first to become III. Now IA
the time 10 follow the. practices OF your
ga ndnarents. They always took a good
ionic in the fall. and. they gave the
children a good tonic. An ounce. OF pre-.
vention js worth o pound Of cure. Don't
wait until after you get sick, but take "a
good ionic now, and get your system In
Condition 10 withstand the coming
changeablc weather. II your nerve
force is strong. your stomach in good
condition, and your stomach free from
impurities, YOU will not be nearly so apt
70 contract disease. Renorate your sys-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
ARRESTED POE TERHArs.

Atlanta, Ca, Oct. l3.-Word q tho
first arrest in connection with threats
made against cotton gins in Georgia
where it was reported w. J. Hicks Ia
been released on $500 bond. charged
with posting notices warning gins TO
close.
that he was head Of fifty men who
took orders from him and that the gov
eminent was afraid to interfere with
them" II WAS added that he had been
indicted and that Sheriff w. A. Garrett
hal offered $500 reward for arrest and
conviction of persons posting gins in
Carroll county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
CHALLENGE TO HAHDINa.

wv York. Oct. l3.-On behalf OF Gov
ornor cox. senator Pat Harrison. of Mis-
sissippi, to-day issued formal ehei.
ienrc to Senator Harding TO meet the
democratic presidential candidats ~
ioint debate on the subject OF the League
- Acting for the speakers bureau OF the
0cmorratic national committee or when
he is chairman, Senator Harrison Wirea !.
senator Harry S. New. who OCCUPIES
similar position in the Republican OF,
aanization. offering to cancel any
gaaEIng sneagemcnts heretofore made
FOR Govcrnor Cox in order TO bring the
Two candidates together.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
WEST VIRGINIA AND
OHIO COAL CONCERNS
IN MILLION COMBINE

Special Dispatch to The Intellisencer.,
Clarksburg. W. Va, Oct. l3-ConsoIt-
OF Cleveland. o., having operations IN
Guernsey county. Ohio. and the Thermal
Coal company OF Clarksburg. with ex-
tensive operations at Thermal. W. Va,
into the Champion Collierles company.
a newly formed Ohio corporation. with
a capitalization OF $1,o0o.000. was an
bounced today.
Geo. D. Rowland. a prominent coal
operator Of Cleveland. becomes presi-
dent and general manager of the new
concern. The West Virginia holding
will be electrically equipped at once
and their output largely increased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
wACHEH pEPoRrED.

a national school inspector, was IN
spectlng a school yesterday, near 1nish-
keen, County Monaghan, armed men
entered the school. forcibly removed
Rim in a motor car across the border OF
County Monaghen and ordered him not
to return.
The children in the school fled panic
stricken. WetherupS removal was due
TO his alleged hostility toward the teach
ing Of the Irish language and history IN
schools
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
new SCOUT TROOP

A new troop OF Boy Scouts will be
organized this week at the Warwood
Presbyterian church. A very important
meeting will be held Friday evening al
whichti me all boys interested in Boy
Scout work are requested to attend.
Several Of the laymcn Of the church are
assisting in the organization OF TINS
troop. A scout master will be selected
after the hrst meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14

A Run Down System and a Weak
ened Condition Make You Easy
Prev for the Ills That Come
With Cold Weather-Now Is
the Time to Strengthen Your
system-Let Nerv-Worth Be
Your Tonic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
Fond Of variety.

Sitting in the shadow OF vine;
screened veranda. where only smeii
snnts Of moonlight occasionally fell
was Edythe May. Close beside her was
John Henry. ..
John" remarked the fair one after
a sound that might have been either
kissing or swattinB mosquitoes, there
is something that want you to ex-
plain TO me-"
"AlI right. dearest" cheerfully assent
ed John Henry. What Is it,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
WILL MInr COMPETITION.

Washington. Oct. 1S.-Chairman Ben
son of the Shipping board announced TO-
night that American and foreign ship
ping lines had agreed to go the imit
in reducing freight charges to meet the
competition of the French line. which
has refused to enter a conference with
lines of other nations for stsbiliI'as
rates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
BASE BALL PROBE
WILL Be RESUMED

Chicago. Oct. lS.-Investigation OF
the baseball scandal by q special grand
jury will be resumed Tuesday. Henry
II. Brigham. foreman. annouced today.
The probe was adjourned during the
worlds series.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
HELD on BIG THEFT CHARGE

New York. Oct. 1S.-Abe Roth h,o siiss
tI the request of Jackson, Tom,
s eUdSs was held in $4,000 bail by
q i-ni,ed States commissioner for ex.
amination in connection with theft OF
700 900 worth Of platinum from INC
government during the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
cHARaDp WITH MuRDE1

Pittsburgh, Oct l2. IUT,h siSs was
James Plummer. OF me SSr'h S Of
ssS oy Peter Lalonde today ,1 ana
was held pending an inquest. Accora,
ing to authorities hummer shot not an, aHe
killed Laionde yesterday Tnile 'he ''u'
we're arguing over bicycle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
WEAK AND TIRED

London. Oct lS.--I-ord Mayor Mac
Swiney. OF Cork. was reported by the
physician In attendance on him in RriX-
ton prison as being weak and tired to.
night. according 10 tho bulletin issued
by the Irish Self termination League.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
MINE pIANTER DAMAGED

New York, Oct. Redistribution on
the superstructure OF the mine planter
General Edwin Kirby. by fire late yes
terday afternoon. while the ship was
lying at the Fort Totten docks was re-
ported by army officers here today. Tho
General Kirby was recently constructed
and cost 100000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
TiredOut!

Do you know that lsnsuidness. that
lawful tired feeling" heaviuess, lame
or weak back, sore muscles, stia or
swollen Joints, rheumatic pain.' tum-
baeo, in the great mslority OF cases.
indicate kidney trooblef
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
F6IeyNdneyPlNS

act promptly and effectively to restore
veal, overworked or diseased kidney'
and bladder TO q heslthy coodiiion.
Mn. Rossrt Blair, 81 s. 18th Street. Tsr.o
HT,te. Ina., writss: Il suffered two years
with Eidney sna bladder trouble tfsauent5 set.
he bseLsehs. Merninss weah sriso ts.lins
Ssry tired sod havina hssdseees. snS ,eo p HI
- -, Psn. sdysni.ed sad rssIo ue my mind to
s~vtS.n. Ntsr takinSthsm feW wseis teend
-treuh,s dIspsned. Ths hsakaeAa stoooed anS
- ESS-gS Isrs psstess4 10 bsansS. nornnsi
eet;oo, iamslso frss u those bred ses,is saa
S.J..Asa 80 ny visisn 10 no lee1az blurred.
n-~s~~.rr in snairely due 10 kolS1 htdosg
p;a.. .vhich slsdiJ Eseonmsod.
A,sa 0ox0- avXHxH"1A -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
BETTER THAN
VH|SkEYFO
COLDS AND FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli-
cations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
BRIDGEPORT

ligcnccr 1ckcys Stand Selby
he
ALBERT W. Locale correspondent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14

BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAAPS-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Wounded Vet for
State Commander
Fredericksburg Wants
Harrison to Head Lee
gion IN Virginia.

Frederick sburg Post OF the Amcr:-
can Legion has enlo.and Captain
Gunnion Harrison. Il Fredericksburg
soldier who was severely wounded on
the Western front and who spent
many months OF suffering in the
Walter Reed Memorial Hospital. after
being returned from overseas. for the
position Of State commander -: the
meeting in Richmoud next month.
This is in conformity Win steps re-
Gently taken by the Legion with 4
view TO showing Appreciation OF the
services OF comrades WAC suffered
the most during ;hc woIil'S war in
clcctlg these woun l.l soldiers -
positions OF honor and trust in the
Virginia Department of the American
Legion.
In a resolution. passed unanimously
by Fredericksburg Post. other pus,s
in Virginia are urged to support
Captain Harrison for the position OF
State commander. lie WAS idcntilcd
during the war with the Fredcricks-
burg infantry company III the
TweGty-minth Division. Following
service with th!S company on the
Mexican Border. he TOOK the same
command 10 France. aud WAS badly
wounded while in command on the
Western front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
WILL BURY SERGEANT OTEY
TODAY WITH MASONIC RITES
Veteran Police Officer Had Keen
Prominently Identified With
Order for Years.

The funeral Of Police Sergeant j.
y. oiev Of the Second District. who
ccmEItted suicide Tuesday mUrn:n Z
BY shooting himself through the head
with Pistol. will he held this at
ternoon at ! O'Clock from the resi-
dence. ci0z Stuart Avenue. Burial
m!ll he in HOLLYWOOD ID Cemetery, IKE
rites 10 be conducted by Pythians and
Masons. with which Sergeant Oicy
was III 2minca;ly connected
i'r. Sa. Julien Op7cnhcimer police
surgeon. believes that Sergeant Otey
was not in full possession OF his men
IN! faculties when ne took his life
Ills mind seemed 10 he seriously ar
fected at intervals for several days
pr!o: 10 his death. according TO DIT.
orpenne!mer. The sergeant suffcre
acutely from ncuritis. supposed 10
nave resulted from the amputation Of
MS foo; when lac was hurt some years
az ~ Stree. car accident.
SerF"an; oi.%. who had been 4
member 81 the rciica force since 1876.
was appointed sergeant in 1925. Due
I" tie loss o. his foot he did mostly
G.sN "oTk He was q member OF the
Frs. Hlgi.S Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
GOVERNMENT WILL HAVE
EXHIBITS At STATE FAIR
Seven Bureaus of Department of
Agriculture to BE Represented
This Enll

Department III Agriculture Will be
represented al the Virginia State Fair
this year announcement being made
yesterday that 5000 feet of floor space
IN the Industrial building has been
contracted for by the government for
one OF the largest displays which have
ever been exhibited BY the depart
inent
bureaus OF animal industry. OF
plant industry. entomology, forest
service, chemistry. weather. soils and
states relation service will be repre-
scented by elaborate displays in the
exhibit;
How storms. frosts, floods and other
things are forecast by the Weather
iureau to protect commerce. agri-
culture and navigation will be dis
played and weather maps, showing
the conditions OF the localities i'm.
inediately around the exhibition wifi
,c on display The Bureau of Anima /
lnsus;ry VIII show how 10 improve
ana Increase the country's supplies OF
meat. milk and poultry. and how il
guards the health of the public
through me2; inspections: how to pre-
Vent ANNA! diseases that take an
annual toll OF millions OF dollars
worth o: meat
Insects that carry fever and other
diseases. or that attack various field
garden and orchard crops, how to pre-
vent the attacks or destroy the in
sccts. VIII be demonstrated b. the
bureau of entomology.
iEcuuCtlOn OF grams. fruits, VeCc-
tables and other products will be H.
Illustrated by the bureau OF plant in
dustry Exhibits will also show how
10 Increase soil fertility and plant
growth by the use OF soil bacteria.
and how crops can be saved from de
struetion caused by rust, smut and
other fungus diseases.
illustration. step by step. OF the
construction OF various types OF roads
and OF other subjects of interest to
the farmer and the rural engineer
will be included in the display OF the
forestry service. y series of real
is;ic models illustrating the work OF
preventing and combating forest fires
will he on display.
Principal exhibits of the Bureau of
Chemistry are those illustrating it's
work in connection with the food and
drug act, and the act controlling the
sale o. fungicides. Differences be-
tween true and imitation CONNER
cial articles VIII he shown and light
viii be thrown on adultcrated or mis-
branded medical preparations.
Samples of soils that occur in the
United states including that OF Nr-
Gin:a, together with Information con-
corning its best use in farming will
be among the display OF the Bureau
OF Soils.
Last. but not least. is the States
Relations Service. which works IN
cooperation with State agricultural
colleges and furnishes the farmer
various agencies. The display of this
bureau WIZ illustrate food conscrva-
ton by canning and drying and homo
economics. and will present Il model
of an up-to date Kitchen. with its
entire equipment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
A. C. L. LOSES S1,O14,373
IN OPERATIONS OF MONTH
Dcncit Comes Despite Fnct Revenues
Were Larger Thum for June
1915 or 1910.

Despite the fact that the operating
revenues OF the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad in June were larger than
for the corresponding month of either
iHl? or lalS, the road lost Sl.0li.313
last month. according TO the monthly
statement Of the company given GU,
here last night. The revenues of the
company for the month were S5.-
i53.v!2. the operating expenses. So
lGI.ii5. and the taxes 100000. the
largest for three years.
For the first six months OF the
year. however. the operating income
OF the company ;otaled S2,7S3.3ia.
which makes NJ the deficit for June
and shows profitable operation of the
road during the first part of the year.
Operating revenues OF the company
were S35,9lS.33j for the six months
period. compared with operating cx-
pcnses of s32.535.5S7, ana taxes for
the period OF sl,coo.ooo. Operating
income also falls off TO the tune OF
more .han Sl,5o0.cc0 for the six
months. when compared with the
corresponding six months OF 1919
Figures for l9lS show that last
year was the most profitable of the
TWO. and that 1890 has so far proved
very unsatisfactory to the operators
OF the line from a financial stand
point, and operating income has
fallen of more than at any time in
the two and half years used In
comparison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
BUSINESS MEN RALLY To
SUPPORT OF RIVER LINE
Sale OF Stock OF Riclmond-Ncw
York Steamship Company
Shows Good Progress.

reports from members OF the vol
uhtcrr committee. engaged in can
city for subscriptions to the 100000
OF stock issued by the Richmond- New
York Steamship Company. made yes
tsrday afternoon in the business
Mems Club were highly encouraging.
/. NJ. Carrington. chairman OF the
nnance committee. declared. Mr.. Car
rlnSton was unable to announce an
approximate amount OF money sub
scribcd. as all returns had not been
completed
Freight will be received at the
terminal OF the company in New York
for shipment TO Richmond by the
Lake Frances, commencing Monday.
The vessel is expected to sail Wed
nesdaE. Temporary rates will be the
Old Dominion Transportation Com
pany between Few York and Norfolk.
w. " MaEill, OF Harris, Maglll Il
Co, attended the meeting yesterday.
lie told of the confidence in the fin
anciai success OF the company. stat
ir> that his firm operated ship lines
all over the world and could not at
ford to deal with any line not on n
that he believed that the company
would be a great success and would
soon be paying dividends.
While il was brought out clearly
at the meeting that many firms are
not doing their entire duty, others
are doing their fun part. Mr.. CARING
ION stated. Inc basis Tor water
borne freight gives freight rates
which enable Richmond to success
fully compete with Baltimore and
other harbor cities rs we'll as en-
aiding manufacturers and jobbers to
do their own shipping. he said. Take
this water-bornc rate away and
freight rates Will increase % TO 33
per cent. Mr.. Darlington concluded.
At least 100000 worth OF stock
has hecn asked to bc subscribed by
retail merchants Of Richmond. y
committee formed OF W. =. Rhoads
chairman: William II. SchwarZschild
and j. 6. CorlcY has been appointed
to interest merchants in the support
OF the steamship line.
Mr.. Magi!l and MIR. Darlington will
go 10 Petersburg and liopcwcll for
conference today. Reports reaching
s:ichmond from both places indicate
that the sale OF stock Is meeting with
great success and n large part OF the
necessary first 100000 Is expected to
bc raised in these places.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
LEVY PLANS WAR ON RATS
DircctUr of Public Welfare Estimates
Rats Destroy S5OO,DG0 In

DR.. l.. c. Levy. Director of Public
Welfare, is busy organizing his pros :
pcctive campaign against ra.s IN
li!chmond and VIII probably have his
plans ready for announcement In a
few days. the Common Council hev-
ing already approved an app-opria-
lion OF $500 for the campaign. The
measure comes before the Eo1rd of
Aldermen Tuesday night for final &C
ton.
It is estimated that there IS mo
raj Tor every person In the United
states. On this estimate. Or. Levy
believes there are about 10000 rats
IN Richmond. which destroy about
fJOO.0uu year
ON this basis, DR.. Levy estimates
the city has allowed him one aal: o:
l per cent OF the total amount OF
money that The rats destroy in The
ciiy FOR the campaign against ihe n.
lie asked for ] per cent Of the total
In his campaign DR.. Levy wa a.
tempt 10 educate he people o: the
city TO the dangers Of leaving rats
Tree access TO their homes and he
VII see that free poison is distributed
where needed. Several cNpcr.S will
be on the job TO demonstrate the msu.i
OF The poison and to a!d in the Wort:
where necessary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
CLERKS MEET TOMORROW
Problems Arising Gu, Of New Code
VIII Engage AsSocia-
TONS Attention.

Discussion OF problems arising
through the adoption OF the new code
OF Virginia VIII be taken III Friday
and Saturday. when the annual con-
vention Of the Virginia Court Clerks
Association meets he:c at Murphy's
Bciween $50 and 200 clerks are ex-
pccted 10 attend and NOTICE. have
been sent TO all the clerks OF courts
OF record IN the state. informing
them that the first session of the
IyGhNention VIII convene at Murphy's
Hotel at 10 o'c!ocl; Friday morning
40 announcement as to the pro-
gram OF the convention has yet been
made, j. NJ. BosarS, secretary Of the
organization whose home is at Pu-
!aski. not having mad. hubble any
OF the details Of til. convention. Sew
cial Richmonters Will speak. IL is
assumed by members Of the orsaniZa-
non i.Nins here. and problems OF
Inc court clerk VIII be taken up and
discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
NAVY RECRUITERS EXPEND
$4,000 HERE PER MONTH
Commander Iluo;ScwcrE Gives Inter-
eating Figures Relative Ia Sea
Fighters Work.

Hat sf,bo" per month * spent with
the business house OF tho city directly
rom the Navy Recruiting station N
Eichmond was pointed out BIZ Com
maadcr II. HoogcwcrT yesterday
educational advantages derived from
having the station here in lifting
young men TO make them physically
mentally and morally lit for any kiuu
OF service. as we'll as giving him :,
training course and later a thorough
course IN vocational training. 80 thar
ne is prepared to enter u trade or
profession. was shown also.
Cooperation with the station m
handling those rejected for varioGs
causes was suggested by Commander
HooEewrrR. Lieutenant Leslie H.
VICES. medical officer. stated that
half OF the rejectiors are due to con-
alt!ons Thar are remedial and sug-
Scsts that they should be followed
up: Lieutenant WigSs in his recruit
ana service has examined apron
matriy $1,000 men, AMI OF these. onty
about o,oop met the physical require
!ncnts. lie stated that these figures
correspond 10 the average results OBJ
tanned throughout the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Atlanta Post, Veterans OF l,,,.ir
wars Makes Former Richmondcr
Honorary Member

High honor vas nat1 ~ u. y
Mitchell, formerly ~ RicbrnonI ~.
era! freight agent In Atlanta. OF ,Gc
ha.tinoFc and Ohio Railroad In Ms
ii!n as an honorary member of
Veterans OF Foreign Wars Of ~
!niIed 'sta'es. He married the daugh
Yer of ihe late Peter j. O;av. Of
Inc tI-!nGh pN< Who a. the time OF his
Hc'Ih represented the Sixth pis:-ict
IN congress. Mr.. M!tchel!'s son q
IS M!tCnc!!, went 70 France on the
stan OF Major Gcncrel Burnham' ara
euFlnE nus absence The newly made
io'c'Sn var veteran entered the army.
as civilian la tn. morale branth ~
the service "N' Va
mr.. Mitchell thereafter spen, MANI
INNS III q" var.ous camps OF This
,Gnh'f! ~ Is said that he made 81;
addresses during the eleven ,rnr;t
S,uoSe'i3ent /" The termination OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
ANCHORS FLEET IN JAMES
United states Shipping board "a
Build Repair shops In Prince

Considerable governmental ac.!v-
ity Is developing in the lower James
River. near Clarc,aon;. in Pence
George County. Il few miles below
side. IL was stated in Richmond yes
terday. y fleet OF ocean going craft
Is anchored by direction of the Unit. ii
states shipping Board. which. il is
understood. purposes TO establish re-
pair shops for ships.
Ships of the heaviest drauGht. can
be handled ut tho point selected by
the shipping Board. The channel IL
ninety feet deep At this point. Quite
4 number Of ocean going transports
and other cargo vessels are said to
nave been assembled already, and |:
Is understood that this. number will
ne increased rErtcrially in the rcu,
future. ]; is Understood that 4 coal
p.er will he crecici nlan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
AlNSLlE SIGNS ORDINANCE
PROVIDING GAS CONNECTION
ndcr New Law Pipes May Re Iuid
Ia Meter On Private
Property.

Mayor George Ainslie YESTERDAY
signed and APPROVE: the Gas Exten-
I'm I'm q. csnance passed b. the city
pioE"es 81 the city TO lay gas ser
vice 10 ING meter on private prop
sly The' ord!nance signed by The
;MayoT IS substitute FOR one i'm
tToduc"d ia Council calling TO- ~
l.nsloh o. gas pipe 10 the stove IL
hot my lee; beyond the meter.
Ne Attorney Henry II. Pollard has
"-c.aGe4 tea' the practice OF -hn
t.i! lz:!ns pipe or pr:vata urno.ri,.
mega and = violation OF M
.t'E t2de. !, was 10 get arou!,i this
nd; i2e extension ordinance was in
E'lvccr as !; has been the custom
ihe n.,y 20 lay the pipe for ;hil.ty
co. 40 oHicia!s, until lately. have
.r-A saS:aHi that they were v!oia;
-. - i@" Mayo! A!nslic also
: .Est- II q bill for taxi service Tor
--= to-t.S:t Committee on Streets