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Evening journal., 1922-03-16

shon Job, is discharged from the
eating establishment OF Hash House
Sal but her pluck asserts itself af-
ter she is dismissed as the scrub
woman Of a saloon and she joins
TIE Salvation Army and triumphs
saving her beloved Jim from him
self.
There is plenty OF other details
in the story that would stand a reci-
tation here but space does not per-
nit It. Throughout the entire per
formance the picture gives plenty
in the way Of variety and drama to
entertain It's spectators.
Evening journal., 1922-03-16

scrapper." Il tells the story Of
a young engineer. an Irishman. by
the way, who is assigned to a pro-
ject anr who Immediately falls in
love with the builders daughter.
The builders secretary is also in
love with tie girl and he does ev-
erything possible to obstruct the
young engineer in his work. think
ing THUS TO arouse the ire Of the
builder. Finally a strike, engi-
neered by a Swede whom the secre-
tary has employed. brings matters
to a crisis. After many thrilling
adventures the engineer wins out
and receives the girl he loves as a
prize.
Evening journal., 1922-03-16
WORLDS BUSIEST
PHOTOGRAPHER

BUENOs AIRES. CBy Mail to tho
United Press ss.)-There's a photo
grapher in this city who claims to
be the busiest in the world. When
the Argentine Government decided
to inaugurate the "Cedula" system
for the Identification of citizens, he
was appointed to do the snaps
and he's had a slack day when he
takes less than 500. The other day
his serial numbers had reached the
eight figure mark. "One a minute"
Is his motto.
Evening journal., 1922-03-16
AT THE ARCADIA

One of the outstanding stage sue
cesses OF recent years is Mrs. Fiske's
famous play, salvation Nell" In
which she played for many months
with remarkable triumph.
The story of the picture is a dra-
matte one with plenty real incidents
and a deep vein Of heart interest
1t is a narrative of the ups and
downs Of a poor little girl in a great
city. Nell Sanders loses her sweat
Evening journal., 1922-03-16

deed no moro fascinating actress on
our boards than Marjorie Rambeau.
Her two latest successes on the New
York stage were in eyes Of Youth
and in Daddy Goes a Hunting"
which was seen a good part of the
present season at the Plymouth Thea
tire. New York. Miss Rambeau Will
be surrounded by a fine company. in
this play which goes Immediately to
New York following its engagement
I'm this city. The play has been
staged by Stuart Waller. whose ar
tistio achievements have become a
matter Of interest to theatregoers.
Evening journal., 1922-03-16
To Make Hairs Vanish
From Face, Neck or Arms
(Beauty Culture)

Keep a little powdered delatone
handy and when hairy growths ap-
peared make a paste with some Of
the powder and little water then
spread over hairy surface. After 2
or minutes rub off. wash the skin
and It will be entirely free from hair
or blemish. This simple treatment
is unfaillng, but care should be ex-
ercised to be sure and get genuine
delatone, otherwise you may be dis
appointed.
Evening journal., 1922-03-16
AT THE GARRICK.

Tho headline honors on the Gar
rick Theatre program are divided.
Two acts are placed in this position
on the bill. They are the famous
Robbins Family and Madame AIDE
laide Herman.
The Robbins Family are rated
high in variety entertainment. They
are considered by many as the best
OF the family entertainers on the
Keith circuit. Their entertaining
ability ranges from singing to spec
tacular and acrobatlc dancing with
the intermittent Offering of comedy.
Dad. Ma and the Kiddles make up
the personnel of the act. Four
Evening journal., 1922-03-16
Firm Flesh and Clear Skin
EASY AND ECONOMICAL TO TAKE

build up the body with firm flesh and
increase energy and vigor
lfyou are thin, pale, haggard, drawn
looking OF lack energy and endurance
you will find il worth while 10 make
this simple test: First, weigh yourself
and measure yourself. Next take
MASTIN'S VITAMON-two tablets
with every meal Then weigh and
measure yourself again each week and
continue taking NITAMON regularly
until you are satisfied with your gain
in weight and energy. It is not only
a question of how much better you
look and feel, OF what your friends say
and think-the scales and tape meas
ure will tell their own story.
Evening journal., 1922-03-16

II you want 10 quickly clear your
skin and complexion, put some firm.
healthy flesh on your bones. and look
Of Mastin's tiny Yeast VITAMON
Tablets with each meal and watch
results.
MASTINs VITAMON TABLETS
contain a specially prepared form Of
notonly yeast. but all three vitamines,
true organic iron. and real lime salts.
which Nature provides 10 build healthy
tissue. strong muscle and rich. red
blood.
They often Danish pimples, boils
and many skin eruptions, as If by
magic, help strengthen the nerves,
Evening journal., 1922-03-16
Homemade, but Has No
Equal for Coughs

Makes a family supply Of really
dependable cough medicine. Eas-
ily prepared, and saves about 81.
Evening journal., 1922-03-16
TWO-REEL COMEDY
ALDINE NEWS


balcony These Include payment Of the
yseatn Including
COMPLETE CHANGE OF BILL MONDAY
Evening journal., 1922-03-16

TIE school children Of Whining
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17

a rovcing enter. who is q proveroiai
whale on the defense. and specializes
IN the art of breaking up forward passes
while McisruhelGer at quarterbacB ruhe
MS team clrverly and carries the PAL
with no littlr degree Of success. STOCK
is Il linesmHn OF more mar ordinary
ability. and his presence VIII De teiI
With tho Yankees enjoying q perfect
record. plus the crcditable fact OF not
having their goal line crossed no niue
concern manitCs;s itself since the Visi-
ling eleven - powerful, especially IN
I'M. 1r, # rass!ng, while their defense
~ So
is imprcguIh!".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17
CLASSY BATTLE
At bAUERS-LOT
Yankees and McKeesport Clash In Ex-
pected Difficult Struggle.

Coach Ted Gardner reports every
member of his Yankee team fit for COM
bat. This is a big boom for followers
Of the popular East End outfit on the
eve Of the toughest battle Of the year.
the game with Mckeesport at Bauers'
stadium next Sunday. Tip top interest
prevails. and The greatest of enthusi-
asm maintained.
In b. kushner. McKeespOrt boasts OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17
MARIETTA TILT WILL
Be LAST OF BETHANY
GAMES IN WELLSBURG
Biscns To Make Final Showing This
Season In Brooke County When
They Tako tho Field
Saturday.

Sa-urlqy viii see Coaches yesterdays
N,rrnW'- Bison aggregation In their
SECOND exhibition Of The season on me
Wr!.shurg tW. W grldiron. Marietta
COLLEGE viii he the opponent Of the big
green aggregation and promises to pro-
,iurr q srrarpy game from he Ohio
sid" - the river.
Marietta scouts sat on tho Wheeling
hlra,n,rS last Saturday wh!leRethany
,riumrard over ohio university and no
du,h' took quite Il "artl"nd OF the Bison
plays back with thcm.
WorI received here yesterday wnuld
IuH..,'" That Marietta intends lombard
.ug tlrtNuifal" Checkers with fnrward
ra,.r- The Bethany eleven has been
rarr:-l'rlv weak on breaking up
pas-r- This weeks practice, however.
ha- consisted to Il great extent OF this
rari5rular kind Of defense and by, Satur-
day 'u" eleven from the hills should be
IA Irs'-class shape to cope with tho
forward passing game.
Fans and followers NJ Bethany have
rrrr wont 10 regard the Marietta came
as easy. hat the coaches are not rest
sug 50 easily and no let mp In intensity
~ practice has been noticeable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17

the same team which faced The boosters
at E.uumtng,un LAST week.
Virginia officials have not Yet MADE
umy ul.aurcment c"ac"rn!ng their line
uy. Ia fac. reports from the ChitI'"''s-
.rillc institution have been very measre
and ,,"n statistics for use IN the mus
,.rcI program nav" nut been forwarded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17

4 material resembling cork has been
DEVELOPED in Europe from common peat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17

Hvdugtn peroxide freely applied TO
the spot will neutralize and remove
blood spots from clothing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17
Great Individual Players,

There is 4 dsarth OF star iHd!NidWH!
players this season in spite OF the c"-
rhas!s that has recently been placed "n
team work" by the majority ~ co1cH's.
In fact. the quality Of the material g."
all-star teams this season Tar SURPRISES
anything that has ever been turned "Hi
in tho state and especially so S.nrr 81"
many strong teams are vel! hN.darN1
Las, year ParSershurg MAS In n r..'Ss
by herself. We do not hci.,E" ;hrt
Parkersburg IS materially weaker his
year than last. hut Charleston, HIa'-
ington and ma~uv.otAer teams are Very
much stronger wi,h the result that 'a@
closest race Is beiu. staged rnc StN'e
hcnors that Mas h"r1 Dvt On IN nan"
seasons. Should Huntington win firm
Charleston tomorrow. tn Cla"ksbH'S-
Huntington game AZ Clsrkshurg III" d'"
preceding Thanksgiving may 20 ''"
most Important game - No nay'& hi
wear. Meanwhile. Maua!"Et.u lad =.
Marys ara ready and wil'!Eg 70 w""t al
claimants 20 settle the state 't''e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-17

For the first time this season, TWO
high schoo football games OF real MAJ
jor Importance are scheduled 70 81
played on the same day. Huntington
= uabeaten thus far and faces Charles
ton on the Huntington field. while Far
k~erSburg. SnartinE under her Two sue
ccsSive defeats by Huntingdon TJyt
Waite high. will Invade the metropolis
o. W~heel.nsto do bA,tle with "H'II
StObbS' outtt which as has I dent IL
It's record placed there by Clay ti'ir'H
Clarksburg team. Logan high school.
which unfortunately. We nave overlook
ell as one of the u]nheaten teams Of the
state, will grapple with Cered"-ken"N'
on the ~latter's Held and this Will. he no
picnic for either eleven. Logan IS !lN-
ing her plans for defeating Charleston
on November 9Th. and il she should
accomplish that feat, w, deserve Is
rank among the leaders. s.. MarYS ard
Huntington. the TWO othvc uHd"f"I'"d
,~lovens OF tho state. are Idle this week.
end. Warrington had 4 gam" tcuta-
lively scheduled with Fo,lInS5cc. but
tho latter Will have all she can do wiki
NttNaaASSNA AsS. A"sr 80 ~ " "'"- NNr'
Both teams have lost but ona game and
deserve TO rank high in tho seasons
standing.
In spite OF the 12-2 loss OF Charles
ton 10 Parkers5ur=. and the lG-6 defeat
administered by Huntington 10 PtrkerS-
burg, the game between Huntington
and Charleston tomorrow is L toss-upp.
II Germans men should Do able /" en-
compass the deCrI; az E:'ukcrhof:'s
Pupils, We would 4 = fne mtN-"p
with none of the sO-ca!Ied major
teams Of the state u~Udstaatei. ClarKS-
burg. Parkersbu-s, Charleston, Wheel
ing. Moundsvi,le. Foi.In>bce u Sv\- |
eral other less Important teams hay,
lost but one game. while Maa".asin.
Huntington. s. NJrys and Lo@N" Wr
undSfeated. ut course, proper allow
ance must be mt!e Tor tho difficulties
that have surrounded the various scheI
ules, and from ;h,S angle 4 looks like
there will be an orgy OF 'c,a:wr' ca
tho championship wh"u the season has
ended.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-12
VALUES

By Berton Bradley
Three things give To life it's worth.
Three things make IL better. Drawer
Adding to It's JOY and mirth.
Filling Il with zest and SAVIOR:
They are easy To possess
And your heart will never rue them,
Here are keys to happiness.
Friendship. Faith and Lovc-hold to
theml
Friendship, II YOU want In yours.
II YOU only go about H.
It's treasure that endures
Poor indeed. you are without H.
Falth-though long and hard the
years
II Will send you singing through
them
Love viii conquer doubts and fears:
Friendship. Faith and Love-hold To
them
Friendship, Faith and Love-these
three
Make the struggle worth the trying.
Make life hig and bread aud free.
Take away the sting ~ dying:
sorrow. trouble, pain. defeat.
only strengthen and renew them.
They shall keep you brave and sweet.
Friendship Faith and Love-hold Ia
them,
Copyright. 1929. NEA Service,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-12
MANY SOCIAL FEATURES
MAKE ID. 4. X. CONVENTION

The program for the twenty third
Annual Conference Of the Daughters
ct the American Revout ON which con.
N"ned IN Amarillo during the past week,
beginning "Wednesday and closing Fri.
uay evening. was marked by many
Interesting social events. In which Es.
Their McCrory Chapter gracefully PLAYED
her rode as hostess. to visitors and
many prominent members of - \. Il.
Including both national and state Off.
GERS among who We're Mrs. George May.
Iord Minor, President General. OF Wash
ington. ID. c.. Mrs. l.. 4. Hunter. treas.
trcr general OF Tidewater. Penn: Mira
~ w. Hanger. organizing secretary
general OF Washington. ID. G.. and
Mrs. w. ID. Darlington, state regent
from Texas. 81 Dallas.
TN the various committees on which
rested the success of the entire con.
Nen'ion. no words OF praise could fully
honor the merit and exteme subtlety
at the work. In planning every detail,
nnd Amarillo with pride. threw open
her gates 10 this distinguished gather.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-12
.SOOAETY

ng feminine intellect. The visiting
delegates were received on their ar.
rival by committees from Esthr Nc.
Crory Chapter. and until the close Of
the convention on Friday. held them
In warm hospitality. midst maize of
lovely social activities.
The first social event OF interest
which marked the program. was a de-
lighitul luncheon AT high noon We'd
nesday. M the Amarillo Hotel. at which
All visitors and members OF the local
Chapter were entertained Following
the afternoon program. an informal
tea was held at the home OF Mrs. }.
l.. smith honorary regent. il0i Taylor
street when members of Esther Mo
Crory acted as hOstesscs and the re-
ceiving line included out Of town guests
and national and state officers Al.
tractive decorations of chrysanthemums
and ferns We're used In the spacious
reception hall and tea was poured by
Mesdames William Boyce and H. Q.
ID. Bynum.
The program for Thursday Included
prcttily appointed luncheon, given at
ON" % clock ut the Harvey House. when
variety II CAV autumn flowers furn.
shed an appropriate color note. and
az ! o'clock. Mrs Avery Turner, AZ
sisted by ladies' Of the Chapter was
hostess al tea at her home, l7O6 Polk
street The hostess with Mrs. Ray
! Wheauey. greeted the guests on their
arrival. and Mrs Thomas Currie re.
ceived In the dining room where tea
/ was poured by Mrs. Edward Temple.
assisted hy Mesdames H. G. ID. Byn.
un. A. A. Lumpkin. and Miss Eliza
! beth Jane Whcatley. Here dainty
| color scheme OF yellow. green and white
was attmctively carried out with the
\ use of large yellow chry1nthemums
/ and other fall garden offerings. In
| the spacious hall. white chrysanthem'
/ uns predominatcd and In the prettily
/ snuointed drawing. an abundance ~
{ pink chrysanthemums formed the pleas.
/ ing color note. The function was at
tended by some one.hundrcd guests,
The reception that was rendered the
! visiting -. \. RS on Thursday even
ing from $40 To 1890 o'clock, was one
OF the most elaborate and beautiful
social events of the entire season. and
| was held at the palatial landergn HON,
1909 rok street The entire HON,
was thrown open Tor the pleasure ~ the
guests. and throughout the reception
rooms decorations OF fcathery yellow
chryAnthcmums and ferns were USE,
with sprays of autumn leaves. Al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-12
IL MBERMAN'S WIVES
ARE ENTERTAINED

visiting ladies Ia tho Lumhcrmans
Convention het IN Amarillo on Wedncs.
day and Thursday of the ptst week.
Were the inspiration of number Of
delightful social aftair1 during their
stay in the city given by the wives Of
local umbcrman. 4 committee compos.
ed Of Mcsdnm,s 4. y Oliver, chairman,
n. ~. Galgraith. L. y. Newly. John
+. Hill. and r. l.. Roberts il, were
in charge II the entertainment
A lovely line party al the Mis- on
Theatre attended by some tfty.two
guests was held wednesday afternoon,
|. nd In the evening banquet was TEN
dered the I.umhcrmcn and their wives
p. the Amarillo Country club ON
Thursday one II the most charming
features OF the entire program was
given In "a o'clock luncheon nt The
Harvey House. following which the
ladies' were taken tor delightful drive
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-12

exquisite floral creation OF chrysanthem
ums and ferns graced the center Of the
table In the dining room ana here
dainty refreshments OF sherbet and
cake We're served by Mesdames a. 4.
Lumpkin and b. G. d. Bynum. assist.
cd by Mrs. Charles Austin. Mrs. j. J.
Crume. Misses Mamie Rush and Fran
ces Burgess. The decorations In the
coffee room, where hot coffee and
blanched almonds were served by Mrs
William Boycc. were unusually lovely,
and collar note Of pink was develop.
cd with an arrangement Of roses and
ferns
Orchestra music was furnished
throughout the evening The receiv.
INK line was composed of the state.
national and local officers and in
cluded Mrs George Maynord Minor.
president general. Mrs C. W Manger,
organizing secretary general, Mrs. l..
l.. Hunter. treasurer general. Mrs w.
ID. Darlington. state regent, Mrs j. Il.
Smith. honorary regent, Mrs. Ray
Wheatley, first vice.regent Mrs II. g.
ID Bynum. recording secretary, Mira
Dean Kirk. corresponding secretary.
Mrs. J. q. Mathews. Treasurer. Mrs O..
T. Vineyard. registrar. Mrs ]. +. Ross
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-12
Latest and Best
Of Everything


Il could not work az all and had TO
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10 intestinal Indigestion. gases In my
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was In despair. A lodge brother gave
me bottle 81 hary's Wonderful Rem
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Thanks to this medicine I am now In
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druggists everywhere. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-12
MEETING TO BE HELD
TN CENTRAL GUILD

The Central Guild ot tho Central
Presbyterian Church win meet in regu.
lar session. Wednesday afternoon. in
the church annex, az , o'clock. The
Missionary lssson 20 De- taken from
the Second chapter Of building with
India. will De- conducted by Mrs. J. r.
Irwin. Mcsdamcs +. -. Miller and r. r..
jamison will be- hostesses of the after
uUUu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-12
MRS. McilPI<E WILL
RECEIVE AUXILIARY

AIRS McAlpuc viii entertain the
members IL the Womau's Auxiliary OF
the Central Presbyterian Church. Wed.
ncsday afternoon. at o'clock. ut her
home. 1897 jackson Street Members
are asked 20 come prepared 90 sew.
The Aux larv plans 90 hold a market
on saturday November lN. al the city
National Bank building
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-12
PROGRAM ~ AMOUNTED FOR
NTIIENAEI VI MEETING

Tho following program will De- given
under tho leadership az Mrs James
BUSH al the meeting of Oh Athonacum
club. Thursday afternoon. az the homo
vt Mrs. o o. Gilvn 2nnN Harrison
Street. Begin Ing an o'clock
Lesson. Amer can citizenship Roll
Cau civic Conditions and How TO
Improve Th,m. or Extracts from the
Federal Constitution Song star
Spanglcd Hammer Reading The
American Flag" Mrs Oln Hardy
Paper. Training the Immigrant for
American Citizenship Mrs. Porter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-12

over the city and. then a. the Fair
where a splendid progmm was enjoy.
cd
On Thursday evening The Panhandle
Lumber Co, &C Amarillo. ~ which John
r. ilil g. manager. tntertc lined ms
employees and the visiting lumber yard
managers and their wives. with lovely
dinner al the Harvey House. Fan gar
dpn flowers were featured ln th" decor
atlons and the evening was one of un'
usual chpm and enjoyment Covers
were laid for some fifly two guests.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-12

historian. and Mrs. LLOYD Fletcher,
chaplain. During the evening two.hund
red members and guests were enter.
tanned. This was the last and crown.
ing SOCIAL occasion fthe convention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-12

Underwood. Paper. Training Our
Children 20 De- Citizens" Mrs. NJ. w.
Lemons. Paper. Women as American
Citizens Mrs. J. &. Dicklo, Talk, Mrs.
q. T. Vineyard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-12

NEW AND COMPLETER LINE CIR
SONS TALLY CARDS. LINDSAY.
DOUBLEDAY DRUG co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-12

There We're nbrarie, In .paent Esy.
pt
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-29
REGISTER! DO IF NOW.
A Better Railroad Prospect.
(Boston News Bureau.


Behind the recent advance in railroad shares is
la change in important fundamental conditions. pros
Ipect of recovery from extreme traffic depression and
at least partial defation in wage fuel and material
costs
Nneteen-twenty-one will go down as the year
which witnessed the greatest traffic slump the his
tory OF American railroads. The decline from 1920
amounted to 104,390,000,000 ton miles, repre-
business suffered nearly great shrinkage
IN previous industrial depressions in the past
forty or fifty there is nothing approaching
decline in traffic within the space Of II months. 1t
is doubtful if d period found where the slump
has been much over Is per cent and in most cases
it has been under 10 per cent.
AS might be expected, the greatest decline in
traffic was in the eastern district, where the fall
net ton miles was 24k per cent. Here the great
industries for the most part center Coal and
ores were hard hit and, of course general merchan-
disc traffic shrank sharply with curtailment in pub
lie buying.
The western district, with the great depression
over the agricultural areas, suffered decline in
traflc or ~ 2 per cent, while that of the railroads
in the South shrank 2O.6 per cent compared with
1920 BY dint of chopping of expenses in every d-
rection railroad arrangements able to transform
operating results but maintenance suffered severely
Many railroad presidents have declared that out
SIDE OF the burden Of war with which iron
morse was saddled one of the difficulties in
1921 was loss of business The II per cent wage re-
ducton made by the Railroad Labor Board and eff
1ective July ] last helped materially but still left
railroad wages on war scale and out of line with
those paid in other industry
But something has been accomplished toward
railroad donation The notifications which have been
made from time to time by the Railroad Labor Board
IN the rules and working conditions OF various classes
OF railroad workers have not attracted much public
attention and are difficult to calculate in dollars and
cents but in the aggregate they will run into MANY
millions of dollars of savings
January, 1922, started out discouragingly from
the standpoint of traffic and railroad earnings con-
inuing the tendencies of 1921 in spite of the lifting
Oh transportation taxes and reductions in freight rates
IN certain lines. But in recent weeks car loadings
nave been showing steady increase not only in com
parisoh with earlier weeks but in comparison with
a year ago The idle car surplus is dropping