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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17
MT. HOPE.

| Fred Pfeiffer went to Savanna, ILL.,,
| Thursday for several days visit with
his children.
/ Mrs. Andrew Abraham came home
Friday from an extended visit in Iowa
and South Dakota.
! John Henry returned Tuesday from
| a several months trip through the
! Dakotas and Montana
Henry Mueller of Washington, D. c.,
/ is visiting here at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Ed. Biederman.
! Mrs. Amos Frey'S many friends are
/ pleased to know that she is sufficiently
/ recovered to return home. She ex-
poets to come this week
/ Mrs. F. H Lambert has been under
! the doctors care for the past two
weeks, but is gaining and hopes in a
/ few days to be we'll again.
/ Otto Schooner made a trip to Adj
ans county last week by auto. Vern
Handy accompanied him, taking Hen
ry Julick's car as far as Madison
! Elva Holford of Crystal Springs,
Florida, and her aunt, Mrs. Louis AL
i exander of Benton, Wis, visited sew
erel days last week at the Dr. Orr
/ home.
4 Miss Mildred Monroe was confined
to her bed with an attack of heart trou-
bic few days last week.
Mrs Chas. Tornowske left the first
of the week for Lacrosse, where she
will undergo an operation on her
throat at the Henke clinic. with which
Dr. Heraty, formerly of Bloomington,
is connected.
John Lawless Sir, of Prairie du
CHEN is visiting the families OF his
daughters, Mrs. NJ j. Carmody and
Mrs Will Harvey, and calling on old
friends. Despite his advanced age,
| Mr.. Lawless looks hale and hearty,
and says he feels fine.
! Frank Lewis of Lancaster brought
his wife and son out Thursday after
non for a few days visit with her
parents, John narrower and wife.
They remained until Sunday-Rec-
ord
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17
ind represented by Langworthy &

and represented by Lar gworthy &
Co., S. E. Lewis & Co. and Lawther 4
Dyer, l. g. Try and Mr.. Brenneman.
Improvements in former places ceas-
ed while those in Potosi continued. In
1841 Scion Langworthy built brick
residence now owned and occupied by
Mrs. James Deneen. In this year Jas.
White who came to the region in 1886
built store building for blacksmith
ing purposes In later years the build
ing was purchased by Jacob Neufang
who for many years conducted a
blacksmith and wagon shop. The
building still stands and is the prop
erty of Mr.. Neufang's son. Charles, and
is vacant
Ito be continued.)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17
BEETOWN.

Mrs. Frank Tebo received the sad
news last Monday by telegram that
her niece Helen Garthwaite had pass
ed away Sunday at 1880 p. m. at her
home at Sheldon, Iowa Mrs. Tebo
left at once for Sheldon and arrived
there in time for the funeral, which
was held Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Garthwaite is a sister of Mrs. TebO
and Mrs Mankel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17
BLOOMINGTON.

Mr. and Mrs. A. OFT started today for
a visit with relatives at Elkhart, Ind.
From that city they expect to go on to
Tennessee, to visit 2 son and family
They will be absent all winter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17

l.. w. 10y or Ryegate, Montana,
formerly OF Platteville, was elected
State Senator in that state at the last
election. This is the first time Man
tana has ever gone Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meyer and
daughter expect to leave for Califor-
MIA about the middle of the month.
DR.. w. w. Pretts returned yester-
day from California where he has
been the past year on his citrus ranch.
The Doctor will remain in Platteville
and will resume practice in the near
future
George Hawk passed away Nov 4th
1920 at the age of SO years He was
born in Cornwall, England, and came
to this country at the age of Is years.
In 1856 he was married to Sarah Ash
worth. To this union eight children
were born. The wife, two daughters
and one son have preceded him. The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. w. E. Tyrrell. The body was
laid in the family lot in Greenwood
VIM. Place leaves on the 18th to
make his home in California The fire
department gave a reception for him
last evening, he having been an hon.
ored member for over fifteen years.
His many friends regret his depart
ure.
Helen, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Louthain, now living in
Milwaukee, was struck by truck at
that place and seriously injured in
the head and one leg. She was re-
turning from school alone and noting
a street car, waited until it had passed
A truck came along unnoticed by her
and the front fender struck her. That
she was not killed outright is the
greatest wonder.-W Witness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17

Set thie do,on, too!
Sp;a~ are crlnlped
mot pasted. You'll
see 1T n, the seam Of
every Spur. You'll
find at means better
taste, easier drdao-
ang, sloa0er burning.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17
PLATTRYuLE

The w. r. c. presented the Amer
lean Legion ladies with four silk flags
Monday evening. A program followed
the presentation. A potluck lunch was
served. The G. A. r. were guests of
the evening.
Word OF the Metcalf family located
at Cortland. New York, is that they
are prospecting, good law business,
and fine returns from the farm they
purchased. Miss Lillian is teaching
in the schools of Port Jervis, N. Y.
and Norma is attending the normal.
The Interstate Light & Power Co.
has raised its rate for electric power
one-third The rate is already in force.
1t is expected that the increased rate
vii be in force but a short time, that
when business is normal a return of
the old rate will be made. The in
creased cost of coal and wages have
contributed to the present conditions.
Levi Muncy returned to the govern
ment hospital at Hot Springs, S. D..
Wednesday, He spent several months
there the past year, when he under
went an operation from which he is
rapidly recovering He plans to stay
at Hot Springs for a few months and
expects to be a new man. Mr. Mum
cy considers it a wonderful hospital.
There are hundreds of soldiers OF the
Civil and World wars there for treat
ment.
Louis Boil, Platteville man, was
elected treasurer Of Lafayette county
by majority of about 1.440.
Son of Auctioneer Dead
Guerdon Bishop, son OF p A Bis
hop, died last night He died follow
funeral services will be held at the
Methodist church Sunday afternoon
at one o'clock Interment will be
made at Belmont-News
Bernice Nye Lawton writes that her
father, j. l.. Nye, is still in Viola and
very well. She states that he is board
ing with Mrs. Oberholzer, who former
ly resided here and now conducts the
hotel there.
Mrs r. r. David leaves Friday for
indianapolis to spend the winter with
her son Rec. who is selling flour there
lived with her son.
The friends of the Fred Shepard
family will be delighted to hear that
Miss Dorothy has made vast improv-
ment since going to California. She
has gained quite a little in weight,
and is able to attend to school work
part of each day. Mrs. Shepard has
recovered nicely from her recent OPP
Grafton, and all are in glowing spirits.
Journal.
Evening journal., 1920-07-16
Druggists and Doctors AStOniShed
AT Wonderful Power Of NiCOtOI
To Stop the Excessive Use Of Tobacco
To Detect Harmful Effects of Too Much Tobacco
Try These Simpe Tests

New veft NJ. robacco usrr. any
kfeatist win inll yeu that q remedy 90
~ Successfully pNiA must. above ever,
lhlna. rtoataa mfiit otherwise Nllufr
Il nesiiatih Nicvtet. che amNun remedy
fpf the trrHtOo habit. Nha p eucorah flHM
uNw the START rNnrls because u uuirhN
drea che wrfh riNulHtd We ruhNnh
feN lellefu flem sowe 20 the heri known
1fuea irla tn Tho country 90 HfNr NVu an
idea 40 What they thlnt 90 NioeiNi aud
rou may Nrat arsufed that they would
net permit the use of ihoN names unieaa
Nleoiol WAS aameihiNU out oi tho ors
alnafY. rna i'rVrlea hNud tlofcd have
nse ~ thc beat elviee M Meehintienl
~ a. They Wriiel NNlNre We haNr han
e'ed NieeiW the sale hte been f,raiet
than that NJ eu the fssi " the aiilelee NJ
tnia nAiufe which Wr have eNof eelN
ne temand wee se great thAt W wefe
tcmrelied ~ order q lNsHiN reoaws ~
frlrt cf rhlrment tfem ANN disegt1
tthfaWm = ehnteni WaN have elN siofee
n salt iste city saw We iehe thia
trrttlnnitA nf eNrfeetint ourselves ~
hllVe ~ Niccloi We have enicNed a
tefy iafse sale ~ same aNN it has ti'vN
sHllte ssll-notiee ~ eVr cutlomefa.'
iatsH Brothers ef rhiadtlrha. Pa, haNr
,tie H. eHN 'ouf selcs et Niyetei have
rttae1 oNf cNpetialiVna. Nur nfai ofdcf
ras plaeea late ie Na'ce Nn0 Ne we've
lefta a. fe.Nfdcf nairfr lhe end rf
krlni the talca have Aept Nr wtN ever
Nnra fhefo n 40 hcuhi that We afr
NttNlns MAN, ferrat sfNefa ffNW NNN
futtewefe AMI MANY tNrfeesieNs vf
,eihieA lesardias the wcfi, - tNis
Evening journal., 1920-07-16

waik m thrcc nirhts ~ stairs AZ q
trnular pacr, then stop NJ YOU aud that
Nou are cut nf breath. your heart heat
ia furcrd trembling or IRREGULAR. you
may he u victim of functional on organic
heart trouble Nc YOU fccl that you must
smoke, chew or Hnuu 90 uuict y0uf
nplvea, you are slave 60 the tobacco
habit and are positively poisoning your.
aelg with the deadly drug. nlcotlno. in
either ease you have iuat two alternatives
irrespective VI the dangers and ruifct
tho CONSEQUENCE on fNc an the habit
aud cavapc the dangers You can over.
como thc eraNinE aud atop the habit
IN very short time hN using the fei'
lowing eApenslNe formula, Uo 60 any
drur aicrc and ask for Nlcotel lahlcis,
take enc tablet after each meal. ana 10
comparatively short time Nou VIII
hANc No dctlrc fOr tOhavcc the craving
Viii have lcit Nou, with the nicotine
poisson oui 90 Neur system, Nour general
health viii quickly Improve
Note Whom asked about NicOiol tablets
enc " cur ieadint dfuEEists saidi Ut
~ truly a wonderful rvmcdy for the TO-
hac'o habits away ahead 20 anything
We have ever sold hcforc We are author.
i1cd by the manufacturers to refund tho
money o. every dissatisfied customer, and
We would NOT permit the use of eur
naWc unless wv rcmcdN roHaeaacd uns
usual mcrit Nicotol tablets arc sold In
this cliN under an IRON clad money back
guarantee ny an ur.iO. date druggists. In.
cludinE tho hsniorth. the Spfnanco aud
the Nckcrd nrur Noe
Evening journal., 1920-07-16
RHEUMATISM
Ioriurnn Pains aud swollen Joints
Vanish when Ilhcumn N Used
or Money lkrfuudcd.

if there are any rheumatic nunofrrH
who have not nynllod themselves of this
generous nffor they should DO 80 nt once
~ iihoumn, the guaranteed prescription
for fheumnilam IN any FORM does not
give uuinh ana Joyful relief. the cost
amall IN u A.. viii ho gladly returned
without amy uuihbling or rod tape.
ithrumniiHm 10 n dangerous disease.
nnd anyone who has the slightest sign
uf u should drive n from the Hvatcm no
quickly nn possible. This in what Rheus
ma ana for many 10 should do nn much
for yuu
~ have hcon laid up FOR ono year with
chronic nrthriiiH,' myu one sufferer 81
had doctors galore, also spent four
mnuihH in n rnnlinfium. hut had prnUtl.
unlly no relief Then ! started taking
hhoumn. Now ! rnn 90 without crntchoa
or other aid. which I could not do for
tho innt nine months I highly recon.
mend u. ana would gladly answer any
uueHtiuna asked ON receipt uf stamp for
poetngt Thomas II. Eddy, scnuyior.
ilhrnma iu absolutely harmless aud
thoroughly reliable because n IN ono dis.
UnNcry that hnH forced rheumatism 10
yield ANA disappear. N NJ recommended
ana sold ON the nnsrurr.nO pay plan by
n. ~ nnnforth ana good dfuEgiHiu every.
where
Evening journal., 1920-07-16
council STARTS
license PLAN
VIII Raise Money This Way
to Keep Down Property
Tax
LAWYERS, BROKERS
WILL BE LICENSED

Tho fri and second rridlug n an
ordinance 10 license numbfr of bual.
nrsacs aud professions. WIS given IN
cliy Council lsst night Tho pro-
hoscd measure. as read. 40 not esffy
no amounts iO ba charged fuf NE
lidfnae. bat WAaffad ln blank. NV
thr amount FOR each Within decided
unnn ai uir meeting uf-tif4 commit
itf OF ihf whole " Council. neat
"Wednesday night 10 whlfn u na4 fr.
frfffd.
Among the professions. or businesses.
WhiN viii br required hf The heW
ordinance 10 p1Y city lirrnao ARE
Lawyers. doctors. ualrnuiihaI bArbHfa
hafhnr chairs, h0plblpeif. boot
hAcia stands. or chairs commission
merchants. storage war lpuirs. bro
tffa. restaurant sud rnlilf lpuH0s.
dtnilala. soda Wairr fountains. Hliur
makers and ropaifHfa. hnua1 flrlnffH
ana window whehHf7 llle lntinf'if
was given Council under thr iinhfrla
son hlll passed ny The resent icsialh
uifr.
millf a lrnfthly llai of other bush
nreafa which Council 'rnnlfmpliira
lirfnalnf, but according 40 CITY 80
iioitof Huxley. who wnf present Al The
meeting iaat meht ihoy VIII como
undff rrcrlai ordinances
I'M ihe ease NJ real ealHln dealers q
special ordinance iH being prepared,
No leadlna men engaged in thHi huala
uena in THE city expressing hrm
aelNea favorable % lirrnnr by Dnuna
ml but desiring HAT lhey be- put in
Y tlhra by themselves
cnnnon otpnoia 10 raise n consider
ahlo amount cash Year undrr ihln
s,rirm in hrlp menl inoruaaod GA
nfnara and ~ hrrn ihe lak rate on
feal eHlale down aH low la lnaalhlo.
Evening journal., 1920-07-16

article. have hrrn vcfy m,orahle" nf
NVnner formerly ~ iohna Hopkins iion.
rltal trllr how o. detect the harmful
rnrtta Nf tVhavyo. iiefr ia what he aaNH
MANY Wtn who nmNhr chow or anun
inrraetnilN and who are HopWinHlv
healthy ArN nuntriuf ffom pforttnulNc
offanic aumenta NhouaaRdn ~ them
WNNld mower have hern Anpgtrd had %
not nccn fof thv uur of tohavvo 60 cNtoaa.
aud thousands would coon rct we'll N
they Would alor rhe Vhlei habit fortn.
iNa principle 30 tNhaeyo h. nicotine. a
dcadi, poison which when ahacrhed hy
thc ANHtom, slowly anccts thcs nerves.
memhihhea liaaUcs aud Niiai OrFAna VI
ihc body The harmful tncvt 90 too mitch
tchacco Varies and dertnda on circum.
niAnVoh onc viii 10 addicted with rencral
lndiapstioM constipation extreme ncrN
iavk of VIII pNwcr wenial eonMslon,
clN Others may eutcf frvm heart dt'.
ease. hronchici irouNle, hardening VI
the arlesiea. ,uheNulcsia blindness cr
even canVet ot she common afnivtlon
Anown at tchnco heart M Nou uec Co.
hac'N o. cNeeet in any form you can east.
N Nelcyi thc hAfMW ene,is. hN making
the tcllowinN elmNlc tcste Read aloud
oNc tail ratv ffNm hook. NJ in the
vourre ot fcAdinE fNur volcc hcyomes
mufno,i hoAree and indlsiinVt aud Nou
must nc0ncnvN clcaf yeur throsl the
vhaNcet ate that Neuf ihreat n adcctcd
by catAtth ent q MAY he the beginning
of mcfe erfica trouhlc Next Va the
mefninc hefor~ 'aNius Nenr usual smoke
Evening journal., 1920-07-16
HOUSE OWNERS
BAR Children
Real Estate Brokers Deny
Closing Apartment TO
Kiddics
GREAT WRONG, ONE
AGENT DECLARES

With p0fcnih00d rennlIzed. ihln
city ia today occupying nn UNIQUE
position in America The fcnpnnHir
bllNy FOR thr barring NJ children from
apartment houses IA placed on the
owners by tho real rafuir agents VINO
rent lhr properties
ln speaking 0f the "N0 children"
fdict Joseph sDvirr. " The real celnie
department ~ lh0 Equitable trust
Most o,ynrrs of apartments pro
fer ihHt we rent lhem iO pufilrH lnv-
inr nd children Tho company has no
fulo in ihlH matter and VIII rent nn
apartment 10 persons with children n
ihr owners have not forbidden u,
M Ncyier added.
Charles q. Kuflz, NJ the real estate
department of ihc Wilmington Trust
Company, said Many owners ~
apartments have Instructed uH not 10
rent tn parties having children" Mr.
not make any distinction ln renting
property in ~ hands n The parties
drnlflng 10 occupy wcrc generally sat
iHinciurN.
Carroll w. Grlmih. real estate agent
~ 27i West Ninth street. nid ~
nnd lhnl MOST owners VIII not permit
uH i0 rent their apartments lu couples
having children. In lhrHr raarH, NJ
r0urar. We bar them n there has
hrun no restriction 10 makes mo- df-
ference ~ un
Albert w Pnaey q real estate agent
nf POO Wral Ninth nreni alld great
wrong WIS being donr In barring
children from apartment hnilnra and
ihni Ia most rlnrn damage 10 prop
urly wna moi due ~ children hat 10
careless efnwn. ups
NJ. s, Hickman. real estate agent
uf Ninth ana Orange airrciH. said lint
"ihrrn was nn restriction un els
drrn' aa far na hia company Wna
concerned llo nald that most of tho
apartments he rented hnd children
ln them ami mat ihoro had not been
complaints from amy source.
Evening journal., 1920-07-16
TWO DOVER CHURCHES
CALL NEW PASTORS
.necLI b rhe EyenIng JournaI

spccll 10 The Evening journal.
DOVER, July iC TWO Dover
churches that hayo been without pas
tors for several months, have extend
ed cnlla. The Peoples Christian
Church which pulpit has been vacant
since last January, when iht Rev. A.
Victor Llghobournc. resigned, has OK
tended call 10 Or w. g. llclfen-
stein. raat0r N tho University Chris
flan Church. Urbanu. H.
Tho First BAPTIST Church which
hna also been without % pastor for
several weeks, has extended a call 10
the Hrv. y. Gray Hutchinson, OF
Monklon, Md lie VIII assume charge
OF tho Dover Church, september T.
Evening journal., 1920-07-16
PLAN ADJUSTMENTS
FOR OAK ORCHARD
7n00l1l % Th0 Evcnlng J0urnal.

Special 10 Tho Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN July i6--Mlsg Lii
lle Downs. daughter Of James Edward
Downs, or Marcus Hook, Pa. formerly
W thls city. and Robert NanLon Gray,
son OF Charles Gray, Marcus Hook
we're married. Wednesday afternoon
by The Rev John n. Bailey.
Arrangements are being completed
by members OF the Columbia Stock
Company 10 give performances each
evening during three weeks in hu-
aust nt Oak Orchard Negotiation arc
NOW under way with james Phillipa
fur thn construction Of un amusement
building. Mr. phillips being owner OF
most VI the land ut the resort.
Evening journal., 1920-07-16

Republican nomination Tor state In.
aurencc Commissioners Mr. Elliott ia
holding Tho matter undcr, conaldcraa
ton and probably VIII enter the race.
Ito Wan Que nf tho Nenuhllcan dele.
gates 10 The national convention at
Chicago llr has host of friends
throughout the State. not only Ia hia
own party. but IN tho Democratic
ulTlN HH wall
Evening journal., 1920-07-16
R. B. ELLIOTT MAY
SEEK NOMINATION

fnrelai % The Evening Journal
flFAfnnn. hliy Al nohnft u. rl
nnh. We'll known ilrruhiigan and a
mfmhrf of lhe nrm 0f Tho Aleu-
farbaen Company, NJ thla town, u be-
lhf alfouely ursrd by hla Republican
The Washington herald., 1920-11-17
AUTOS
HELP SUBURBS
Made 1t Possible for Owners
To Get Away From
| Crowded City.

More homes were built in the
suburbs OF big cities OF the United
States during the past ten months
than in any like period, and this In
spite Of the excessive cost of every
thing pertaining to construction.
says H. /. Mason. vice president and
general manager of the bort Dis
tributing Company, of this city.
''Of course the inability to rent In
the city except at staggering rate
accounted <or this. as people must
live. But the automobile is. respon-
sible for many going the distance
they have. without IL they would
have had to stick to the communi-
ties reached by electric and steam
lines. or made the best OF a bad
job and stayed in the city.
Among those who have moved
into the open-air districts are many
who own bort cars. They figured
costs very carefully at first. and
The Washington herald., 1920-11-17
.OUTLOO FOR 1921
AUTO SALES GREAT

There will be nearly 400 exhibi-
tors of motor cars and motor car
accessories at the twenty -first an
nual New York show, to be held in
Grand Central Palace. sfrom Jam
uary 8 to January Is, 1924. and Of
this vast total eiehty-seven exhibi-
tors will show different. makes of
cars. Each, manufacturer. will dis
play several models ana it is esti-
mated that, about $50 cars win be
shown. ~, ~ 5. ~
A big factor In, next years show
will be the feeling Of confidence the
dealers are showing over the out
look i'm the automobile iindustty for
1921. It airesdy appears that. de-
spite the depression evident &C 'cerr
tain periods OF this year. next sea-
son win show wholesome recov-
cry. The weak spots have been
found. and where .not, entirely. Grad
icated. have been. stre6Gf hehed Pre-
dictiopkk, are freely ha<5e that 4
large ~ ssF ief 81 = xnI n :. . sold
The Washington herald., 1920-11-17
COL. FRANK E. SMITH
JOINS REPUBLIC TRUCK

Col. Frank z. Smith. well known
in the automotive industry. was
elected a director and first vice
president of the Republic Motor
Truck Company. He succeeded w,
]. Baxter. Col. Smith at once took
up his duties. s-sE p
John N. willys. president of the
company. says that the selection OF
Col. Smith for this important posi-
tion was made necessary by reason
of the fact that neither Mr.. Baxter
nor himself is able to give the
local situation the time that the
business of the company demands
Col. Smith will act in the capacity
of the direct representative of the
president and board of directors.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-17

EDITORS NoIEIc Royce Hessh ma"os Of the T = Motor
rs $, wassss. - 1915 y The first u A%s
prominent in dafomohre activities in Washington.
aaaanaaaa
-OUGH the present Closed Car Salon of the Washington
Automotive Trade Association has IDEAL place. the
wonderful progress which think will be made the local
motive industry during the next few will certainly
require space The present display wonderful
and the industry generally wonderfully pleased with the
support which is being given to it.
Tut the fact that Washington should have some
great building where automobile shows and affairs like
the present salon be held Particularly this desirable for the
hne which being manufactured today and which
will be manufactured the future. Those interested
begin look ahead for the future that when the time
for the need of large display should be at hand
aaaaanana
I.;lAStINCTON the near future undoubtedly will have
IWl such building the American Legion structure which
has been offered by the Knights of Columbus Undoubtedly the
plans for such building will call for very large hall which
will have for its purpose place which hold the large
conventions and other gatherings which Washington.
a.we taking of such local affair, the automobile
salon. -. ..
49, naunnuunx =
THE local automotve industry has fast outsrown the
present available quarters for holding show, Of the kind
being presented At first they held the Convention
Hail. but that time there only about fifteen dealers
the city and the space getting eramped then. However
the present there than 100 dealers here
To attempt to hold such show, building like the
Convention Hall would be joke Even in New York and
Chicago where the great shows held the growth of the
dust has oyertaxed the great buildings available those
cities -
+vs .s,a - taannntnaa
THAT the Closed Car Salon being held success
almost goes without saying has exceeded the expeca-
dons Of the local automove made The people have gwen
wonderful support and effect will be felt long after
twill certainly become permanent institution.
Ma1sN@1z
The Washington herald., 1920-11-17
EGh-aop
KMDN

dissatisfied with the change. which
gives them comparative freedom.
and On view OF the swiftness and
certainty of their cars does not
mean any more time spent IN going
to<and from work.