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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-15

The French army has adopted for
It's airplanes q silencer, which not
only reduces the noise, but prevents
fire from the explosion Of gasoline
when the exhaust pipe Is overheated.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-15

Tom complacently. 1T seems they
were both crazy about you-simply
crazy. and how could they help 1t,
darling"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-22
THISDUTY
Make Public Statement, Says
Frank E. Brawner.
Travelling Salesman States Tan
lac Overcome His Troubles.

'Since taking Tanlae. 1 feel it my
duty to make a public statement re-
garding the merits of this wonderful
medicine" said Frank E. Brawner,
81 II East Adams ST., Springfield, ILL.,,
well known travelling salesman, re-
Gently
Before I took this medicine I was
in such a badly run down condition
because of stomach trouble I often had
to put my grip down on the streets and
rest a while in order to get my breath
back.
For two years 1 had suffered from
indigestion. nothing agreed with me,
and after every meal I had heavy,
bloated sensation, which at times was
so bad 1 thought I would smother.
Il had to be very careful of what
I ate. and at night, especially. 1 suf-
fered terribly. The gas on my stom-
ach and my nerves Kept me from get
ting any refreshing sleep, and morn
ings I got up feeling so tired could
hardly go,
Il had become very weak, and was
suffering constantly with the most
l could hardly stand up, and, the 1act
is, 1 was nearly down and out.
"WeIl, I tried a good many medl-
cines before L got the right one for my
case. but when 7 got Tanlac it WASH
long until I began to come right out.
Il have taken two Dotles now anu
am eating just anything I want, ana
as much as I please without surfer
ing the least bit My strength and en-
ergy has all come back to me, and
all my troubles are gone.
'I am making this statement with
the hope that it may cause others VINO
are suffering like I did to try Tan
lac I have no hesitancy in recon-
mending Tanlac, for I know from ex-
perience it will give the desired re-
Suits
Tanlac is sold in Topeka by Tully-
Mcfarland Drug Co.. S35 Kansas Ave,
and 1928 Kansas Ave.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-22
FEAR LABOR CRISIS
Great Britain Apprehensive
Over Unemployment Situation.
Lloyd George Plan for Relief
Is Severely Criticised.
ONLY DROP IN OCEAN
Union Leaders Declare Pre-
mier's Scheme No Solution.
Public Accuses Organized Labor
of Creating the Crisis.

London, Dec. 22.-Extreme anxiety
is felt by the British people over con-
ditions of unemployment and in some
quarters the opinion is held that the
crisis is more serious than its prede-
cessors. This pessimism is reflected
IN editorial comment relative to gov
eminent proposals to relieve distress
and there is a fretfui tone in some
comment which further emphasizes
forebodings over the prospects of the
coming winter. 1t is predicted that
in spite of all aids, that may be de-
vised, the next few months may bring
privations to many thousands.
Premier Lloyd George outlined his
plan for relieving the unemployed in
the house of commons yesterday and
newspapers give him credit for doing
whatever is possible by resorting to
make shifts which are admittedly pal
Natives.
Some newspapers apologize for the
governments plan, contending that IL
Is better than the efforts of all pre-
vious governments to meet critical
conditions in the labor world. On the
other hand many newspapers attack
the cabinet for doing too little, too
much, or the wrong thing. The coun-
try, some of these critics insist, is al
ready overtaxed to an intolera Bile eX-
tent and cannot afford such reHe1
measures as were outlined by the pre-
mier. They assert the government IS
merely buying off trouble for the pres
sent by mortgaging the future, hoping
when the crash comes that the present
minister will not be there.
The labor press declares that What
the government offers is merely a
drop in the ocean," and almost
farcica1 These newspapers declare the
full labor program must be carried
out to give any relief. Some critics
maintain that the governments own
extravagances are responsible for the
present situation and assert that real
pledge of economy if there was any
prospect of it's being fulfilled would
Immediately restore confidence.
Workers come in for their share OF
criticism. it being contended that
many strikes, especially the recent
miners walkout, had a large part in
creating trouble. Refusal of the build
ers union to cooperate with nom
unionists in the construction of build
ings is sharply criticised, while work
ers are attacked in some quarters for
adhering to what is declared to be the
false economic notion that the less
work a man does the more there will
be for his fellows In the midst of all
this landslide of criticisms there ap-
pears to be no outstanding concrete
suggestion as to best meeting the di-
lemma before the country.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-22
FmpIoyes Get stock as Bonus.

Kansas City, Mo, Dec. 22.-Stock in
the Butler Motor company. ranging up
to twenty shares. was given ninety-six
employees as a Christmas bonus. The
stock was also accompanied by a cash
bonus figured on salary percentages.
The Butler company handles popu-
lar make of automobile.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-22
Community Silver

We all popular patterns Community Silver
and it does make such splendid, lasting Gift,
We always carry Adams Sheraton Patrician, and
Bridal Wreath Patterns. There are many separate
pieces of Sheffield Silver which appropriate
GftsWater Pitchers, Salt and Peppers Carving
Other pieces plate Silver are attractive
Salts and Peppers, Ash Trays Vases Pyrex Baking
Holders, etc.
Basement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-22
"SHOP
EARLY
IN
THE
DAY.
Fascinating Perfumes from Abroad and Home


However American
with ais
n cosmetic
La
LIE
Water
We
Chypre andV
ind attract and Sets
NTnin Floor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-22

Any of these things would be Gift which
welcomed There time when another Robe
in mighty handy and for Bag Suitcasewe the
old Luggage almost terrible dsrepair
sort of hates to buy Bag himself
and
o colo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-22
Mems Pajamas Reduced
Attractive Gifts in the
Furniture Dept.

If you're quite puzzled to what the last few pur
chases will be- perhaps trip through the Furniture De-
partment will help out
You'll find with the prettiest pieces
italian Polyehrome, Ash Trays, Candlescks Book
There cunning little windsor Chairs, Tea Wagons,
Humidors Ash Stands, Smokettesy Tables
well things still with
sona1 appeal which a Gift should have
Floor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-22
Beautiful Filet Pieces
For Gifts
Don't forget
your share of
tuberculosis Seals

There for the dainty Fet Pieces which
may that you go in having
eral pieces your Gift List
Fiet Lace Doilies in and obong styles are
ranged from o inches These
easily picked p.little Gifts ranging price
plain fancy centers from
~ inches Filet lace bands edge
them and they priced .$1.25 $1,000
Fiet Centers have the section of linen and
edged with wide flet inches and priced
$3.50 $1,000
Larger and handsome pieces of fet the Lun-
Cloths. They have plain linen centers with filet
of fet finished with small filet
from $500 to $4,000
Floor.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-09-25
PUBLIC NOTICE !
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that persons hay
ing bills against the City Of Pleasantvlil6
must have them in the hands Of the CITY
Clerk on Friday preceding the regular meet
ing nights Of Common Council, which ar
the first and third Mondays of each month
otherwise they will not be paid.
By order OF the Common Council Of
Pleasantyiile.
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS.
City Clerk.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-09-25
,ale of Lands for Unpaid Taxes, Year 19

Notice is hereby given hat l. Henry B Lee Collector of Taxmf for Egg Harbor Town
ship Atlantic County, New Jersey, pursuant to the authority OF the statute IN sun case
maze anu p""uM MONDAY. THE 9th DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1920.
at te hour of one O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, in the school hUe~m BargantoWn,
and in the taxing district thereof expose for sale and sell the several Tracts and Parcels
oP and herHT spd6ed to make the amount chmgeabe against said land on the first
amount rom said First Of July to the late of sale and the cost of SALE
MAN PIICA
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-09-25

There remain IN army hospitals
throughout the country more than %,
ESQ soldiers still being treated for
wounds received oterseas. Red Cross
workers give them the same sort Of
friendly aid only more OF it-that wa
given during the Il Furthermore
lse Ped Cross is teaching these lad
occupations at which they cah Rate
make a living and $ Keeping in oue
with their hotHe fo.5s in order llnl n,
d~eraudenls may suffer for laek o
ffH55y
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-05
Society.

lirs. n,ea neelsa as1 daughter.
emma. sN isavsss tAis wesh "a
les AasSsSs. cansssssS. U assssd
the sennssesnsut szefsissp q wsst
Lsks High school ~Asrs lrls Nora
nesies IL being graduated.
Y. . o q i.-N4VWt
:.Aiss Are. Bsilarl csssrtslpss
ysstSraay vim . suschSss Il hssor
os her cousin Msss Entity ostana WIN
hes reeesaiy sstsrAsd from Salt LAke
whore che has ssss attending scAsei
Tie Sast ssasoa. ne ianShees table
~ sefsssivs,y aseosassA vstA sprays
u ssiAs, -vrssth vAsss eevsys we're
lad ~ sisht; 49,. 4 .;,as
= .: . D. -. .sx!.
Aars. Sessies Eseln- autsesy Of ssis
Lake City Ia visitiAs with relatives
IN ihs city durss the week.
- -
Esst Saturday evenins the mens-
Sers Of the sorosis entertaiast With
thSr eighth snnusi banquet. The ~.
fair VS. given at ths Hotsa reslss.
The long banauet table va bssvsi.
fully decorated With csustsss d pisA
serAussms and appss blossoms. htss
Sarah Husssman wa tesst 'atstrsss
and those giving sossts we're Eunies
jacobsen. Mica. osnsva Wells. Dora
Evsns, Laven BeAaion asa Ars. D.
O. Thatcher. One hupAred guesls
we're present.
= = y "a
hrs. q. A. Steffsn Of Pooatello.
spsat q fsv days here shts vssh the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. wu. watse1.
she loft Thursday mernias Tor seh
LAhe City where she viii Be the sues,
Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Stanley stsrens. Mr.
Steffsn va fofns,iy hiss lone Smith
Of this city. !. ,sasaa
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-05

Z. SATURDAY, JuNE5. 1920
t.hsrsos ten Year, amer ueA srdnaae. becomes sas,e
sstswaks mains ssvers. sserng s
unpaid a, ,Se
Of s1 cant payable the ume
oasnnA ssof oss year af;sr ordnance ssafm.s M
ssseve sa
ns serses
n esdsanes sasesvs: soe
mn aAerssf In tour s dssaes sssemsa Elective;
hfsh tAsss sftst sasA daAses sssa
isstAinssu . erass they a r..
s.ysss The whole spsal
Aser tAs effective
without afos.ss
aes anedaa Of
shs au
besens nmed1ey Sayahe shau
e,sA, psstss assessed
~ Sssssa he MA ,+o
asA Dsssasa
issnsss order xsy payas ssse..
tss pass tie ssy
~ the amssss Asa snserss - saiA day.. sz -
sse.os a. oaorR iEvinso rAx CERTIFIED 10 rsnAsuars
shAh ~ apes approval sy
y. mayer o. NE srdnasss isvyias special
ssss nsrsst V ne ,ssaisrs. ,
AssrssMnNr Ltsr ONE. par. Immediately "a. -.
Of sstsd e~ysns ssssa az Ne Treas
shall essse 70 be made aeessains
on ssuny A parssss sAsssm
according owsershp isessa
sessr Of the inpe.emen. pssss
assessment st Of the affsessA hi ss1sAu
hs property Aaa
skAss ssa4 Sssssty
aut
Tie owssr tnssrtas svA words
|ies Of sAs ,.'>- -. r,..a
o. RETURN 10 RECORDER lnns&6a spo. ,As seu.
pissea Of = copy
thereof With
satoD snd Rs~ie~
ssa thereof ofnse 80 ~, ' -. 4
ssses TO- NOTICE EQUALIZATION
~ns vaAt hvs seS completed
the RAaers give ss,st
Aia Board pubiUsues asvsvsys
ssssbsA iss sm
less o'clock
O'Clock the afternoon
five consecutive days. -
Section H. REPORT
and their approval Of the
ton continuing - -, r. ,4 ssv y
section laREsoLuTroN CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT CERT
FLED TO TREASURER shall the
upon OF the resolution
e treasurer who sns
hereupon proceed TO collect the special -.
Section 1a NOTICE SPECIAL TAX FOR PUBLICATION In
medy upon the receipt by the city
resolution confirming special Scotch
H. the City Treasurer shall give
having
such tax wn b, sub
sansiS in the following fsaaa
NOTICE srEG1AL TAX $3.50.
Notice Tor TIE purpo AZ hAys
briefly Insert description Of levied,
HAS been levied and confirmed
n'ssoners psssed :..:.
Said special TAI levied following vopstsy
70 Logan City Sro,ery
eetsd By the 'e1 according sascsl
rave been plated and recordes esd
rainen's the Aslaausa O. The
GAY e' lsv~-. sstd
"'"""'" 1sS o. and
be-, II said the rate of 81. p
cent per annu FROM the date Of
and eight
The event Of nstmept
the date the special
unpaid the time " psiment and interest shall
med'ate due payable
sese and sell the said
the whole special
~. IoRsn CIV utat
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-05

Ward conference viii ! held IN
the various wards Of The .!yrunl
stake Us follows. May 30. Paradise
and nyrum First ward. June s. Men
don. Miiiviiie' and Nlbley wards. June
81. Ayrum Second ward. Hyram
Third ward and welisvilie ward. A
pood attendance In desired. hyrun
Siuk. Presidency. S-s
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-05
ORDINANCE

l.
LEVY Ann coixnopoN Or 1e AASR AVID REeeAlHto ALI
y ORDINANCES ov LOGAN CRY o. coNFIstE 1snsMrsM 4
ss n oaDAMnD ria soAsp err coSxnMossns OF
LOCAL MPRovsnEavrs whesstsr
nssssoner Dsdsat
Of which betrayed whole 1sass si q
local assessment the following seeeadias. A. b bed s's A'rnis
aasns I'm !. ss,.s - +;
Character. quality
Second. The estimated Thereof - t. .s.. - 80,
esases
~ be benefited Affected the sseseA tnpruvsnssw
Fourth when q the wAee - sses
men, sAaM deraysA b ssssiss .,fsa
rnh time Wy Asa
collections the mating "seh As
sey u sseh 4 L. !, ,,.- .I -. 81
section NOTICE OF INTENTION tn. Of ose~aseAsss
suksAsa make hs
s,esi
describing boundaries Of The
district to b. aseed benefited thereby estimated thereof
The ssa notice As published Tor least twenty days
puS,hed sicuis,os
and enthusiastically "a following
NOTICE Ie HEREnf GIVEN Commissioners y
fLeesn City
stovsmshts Wit:
and dstrsy As whole Of the cost thsssSf
ESTIMATED poiars to-.
10y Sf sreusa whhs The fsisv
las described saneted
sameas
protests
}of tis~, being the time sss BY sais Commits
objections
BY the Board CITY, rtsA
...~.--.a...A-
,.- cim Recorder
"A'I q -
Section g. PROTESTS HEARING Al first regular meeting
the
,hds front
the where
supervision Of the officer the order.
Section T. AscERTAiNINo COST IMPROVEMENTS
improvements
the bidder publication
published the shall
property
shs been let and eompeioa Of the sad improve
entirely somplssi
10 the actual Of the sd ssd Od
include: -
proposed
ef,,sd, |f'
tsi Ihe Improvement. Per o
upon. q" - 4 - t.i
lei block. isrd
boundaries AUDITING adjacent such
within district created such improvement,
the Of mating
frontage
M ssurement
finding
~ declaration of the Of the special
ts) authorization Treasurer as
sole the
Section TAX ASSESSMENTS MADE tn
special
including cnxineeing
speciop. publishing
time the delinquent follows
paving
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-05

rrof. and Mrs. Earnest Nan AMI
little daughter OF n. George spent
tast week end here. the gucets Of
Mr.. and Ars. Herschea Bulieu. They
went from here 70 Riehmend whore
they we're guests Of Mrs. Halls
mother. Mrs. J. W. Hendricks. Prof
Hall has severed his connection with
the Branch Normal school Ut 81.
George and expects to spend tho
next two years at Stanford Univer-
slty In California. Mrs. Hall will &C.
company him.
% - . .
On Saturday evening last the 81
umni Of the Brigham Young Colles,
held their annual reunion and So
ossa., n. place Of che, formal banquet
usually given. an informal reception
took place. An unusual scheme Of
decorating was used, aud the library
wss fairly transformed with a pro-
fusion Of Wild flowers and ezclama-
,ioas Of praise and delight vess
heard on every aide. The small re-
frsshms tables held centerDseces Of
the flaming Indian psint rush Will.
masss-a OF wild bloc bells we're effeci
lively Yrorped about the room. NV
Gsrduer was toasinaas,er and reapoe.
sea were given BY Dr.. George Thorn.
az, AS. Robert Anderson, G. IL.
skidmore. Bradley Ritter. Pres. c. y.
Jensen and Pres. W. ". Henderson.
Following this program dancing was
en- joyed In the gymnasium. Abon.
400 guests were present.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-05

Last Saturday e~sniAs TIE wig.
wan wss the scsne Of q happy par
ty when the brigham Young COLLEGE
Glass Of 1915 held their reunion ban
qwet. DR.. l.. l.. paines Of Salt Lasc
City, the class father. acted as mas
tor OF ceremonies George W. HEX
man and Bishop H. @. Hughes spokc
of their experiences in the war. DR..
Daines then called on each one TO tell
Of the experiences OF the last -four
years with the exception OF brides
who were allowed to conjecture OF
the events Of the coming two months
After paying a mark OF respect TO
the memories Of those OF the class
who had made the supreme sacrifice
10 tho world war the cssns HdioarnAi
until 1922.
Mr. and MRS. }. n. blair announce
The engagement Of their dxuSht--
sars 10 D. V. Anderson Of Salt Lake
City.
n
On Fussdat evening y troup II
youps men Of this city cntertaioe1
with = hsnaue, aud dancing psry I'll
Nurdoek's or ~ Il IL now known Tb:
wiywan. The lons banquet table
was beautifully decorated With tut
ips and bleeding hearts. Hand paiaS-
ed cards marked the places where
covers were laid for twenty etgl'-.
Following the anque, dancing was
enjoyed. Small tabies decorated with
clusters OF the same flowers used ~
the banquet table were placed sbon.
the dancing hall where frsppe wae
served during the ibtertnissions.
Those attending were the Misses "
aloo Bulge. Jepette Farrell. Adelaide
Nielsen, Kathryn Wood. Rachel Ban
haaa 4 .,,,. Aadunn S,.hii Earakn
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-05

Kiss ysna Knight 81 Ogden is
the house, suest " hiss AArsisA
aseughsn. " s
N - . . q
Oh Thorsdsy eveaias ,lrs. Res
Kimbsn sitertSassd = ~ friehas at
. q sewing tAYty. - honor Of hss heuss
guest Ar& ". 4. Resissea q salt
Lake ciyG "A ss,seaess Night iusea
wss .sr,% n. reens .ss tas.s
we're slssrn.ly dssoraasA ~stA clue
tsss Of swtet psAs ana Setssd Slant,.
Ten sssss& assssAsa.
sSS ~NsfT>
Mn. y n. Hssss esd u.as ses
ssss rsurss nevaias ~ osass :"
sssnA a q sass With rsisa'es sss
~ -
o. Tueedsy hsss D'snsss Cooper
save another Or the sersss Of tsiks -
Chnd welfare asdsr the assDsess o.
TIE usity Circle q the Chamber Of
Commerce rooms. Mis- Nsrsres wer-
ley rendered . piano soao. immedi'
atsly following MIN Neyueep ra-.
rsA sHtartaissS the msubsrs 81 ths
vnity Csrels,and . few sSsciai guests
al the Biusbir6.
. Q . .
~. and Mys. wspa lleAitstst an1
baby Gf salt IAAs sDsss tsv Aays in
aAis city the ssssts Of ~. end Ms
n. a HeAiisasY. $50, =
80. - Q 90
& On Tuesday the teachers Of the
city SCHOOLS and the snsmers Of the
board tosh = hist from the sAisdren
on Ftsdsy end enjoyed tissd day
OF their owp In Lsssn caayen. A
fiae picnic lunch was sorved sd
ball game end other Geld sPorts 90.
joyed. =,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-05

Mr.. James Jardine OF Washington.
d. c., vas in the city during
com meneenena
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-05

Mr. and Mrs. }. y. blair annoapce
The ongssemsbt of their dxuSht--
sars 10 D. v. Andvysoa Of Sal, Lake
City,
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18
All Creditors Paid Off
By Frohman Executors
Final Accounting Approved i'm
Settlement of Theatrical
Producer's Estate

The final accounting of the estate Of
Charles Frohman, the producer, who
died in the Lusitania disaster, May T.,
1915, was approved yesterday by Sur
rogate Cohalan.
Daniel Frohman and ALI Hayman,
administrators, declare that all credi-
tors have been paid and stock given to
the following in liquidation Of their
claims: Alf Hayman, 3,9O6 preferred
shares; Klaw & Erlanger, 1920 pre-
ferred; William Harris, 3s2 preferred;
John Drew, S5 preferred. and Charles
J. Rich, 131 preferred Frohman pro-
ductions are now being staged by
Charles Frohman, Inc
Alf Hayman received 1900 shares Of
common stock and 2o0 shares went to
Daniel Frohman and Gustave, Caryl,
Emma and Elton Frohman, brothers
and sisters of the producer The
assets of the estate represented in the
new concern totaled S919,2S2 After
claims OF 1901 ,G96 had been liquidated
there was a balance of S17,5S6 Listed
among the assets were the Sutton
Farm at Harrison, N. Y, which was
sold for 100000, and cash on deposit
in the Commercial Trust Company, the
Astor Trust Company and in various
banks of London
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18
Shot Warns Thieves to Flee
Forsake Booty After Tying
Terrified Woman to Bed

Warmed by an accomplice in an auto
mobile outside, who fired q revolver
sho. as signal that pursuers were
coming, two masked bandits fed from
the home and store Of William J. Bur
us, near the Belmont. l.. l., race track,
early yesterday after tieing and gao
ging Burtis's sister, Anna, and compell-
ing Burtis to take them downstairs to
his store safe.
The bandits woke Burtis by flashing
a light in his face. The two men left
him to batter down door leading into
TIE bedroom Of Elrtiss sister, who
hat. begun screaming when she heard
the bandits. After struggle sheet
was tied over her head and she was
lasheG TO the bed.
The woman's cries had been heard
by Philip Hoefner, tenant OF .
hotel across the street, who gave an
alarm. The burglars returned to Bur
It's and were taking him downstairs
when a car drew up at the door and a
shot was fired by the driver. The
masked men leaped into the car and
sped away
New-York tribune., 1920-08-18

last October in decision upheld the
injunction, whereupon the company
appealed. The Appellate Division of
the Supreme Court affirmed Judge
F.nch's decision and the case was taken
to the Court of Appeals. The latter
court reversed the previous findings
md the injunction was dissolved July
of this year.
Bus Business Is Slack
Operation of the Hylan-W Whelaa
busses which was instituted Monday
over the eleven-mile route of the trac-
ton company, continued yesterday, al
though business was noticeably slack.
A ten-cent fare was charged.
The action of Grover Whalen, Com
missioner of Plant and Structures, in
authorizing the ten-cent "zoning fare,
was characterized by officials Of the
company yesterday as a moral triumph
for hard-hit traction lines of greater
New York and vicinity.
when the city buses have recourse
to fare twice that allowed the troll
leys in order to meet expenses it can
easily be seen why the Manhattan &,
Queens was forced to cease operation, "
commented Mr.. Robinson. 1.-The de-
mand of the company's employees for
an increase from as cents to 81 cents
an hour in wages could not be met, al
though the men asked no more than
employees of other traction lines of the
vicinity at present receive. The COM