The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1920, Page 16

_ elearing the situation. Men who had applied Tecelved them and were running the | profitable to get every bit of gascline rators—in fact, much better than had ever been run before. some cases there was decided dif- eeeece, between the statements of tho| Missing Bank Messen strike leaders and those in charge of the buildings in question. This was) waional Bank of Commerce of this city,|Morgan of Worcester, Maas., will who failed to deliver $3,528.99 he hal | take collected from a banking house in Nas- o'clock at the home of Mies Shep- ald that the owners had cap. | (austrect last August, has been arreste!/qrd's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mra. true in the case of the worth and Equitable Buildings. In the former case the strike man- “ jtulated, although the building 4 that ELEVATOR SRE = tat to-d the buildings in "Many of the Men Who Went] fiacciy ‘were expected to declare A Out Reported to Be Back demands sienna SHIPS CAUSE OIL SHORTAGE. As the elevators in the big office] standard Omcial Se And apartment buildings’ go up and Up the strike controversy over them Seems to be going down and down. ‘There was, however, to-day a diver-| pit: “vice President of the Standard @ity of opinion as to what was 80) 61 Compfiny. who was the principal ' 0f the strike said that more than 300) vice Commission in the Inquiry into the of the big buildings .in the city had| oj) situation as t affects gas making @Apitulated to the extent of meeting | corporatons. He dochred reserve oil the demands of the union, and the | supplies have been cut down and there ,@uperintendents of the buildings said | has been @ falling off in production. < ‘that they were doing very well, thank * You, with the hundreds of non-union | *4ded, gas ol! will have to sell at twelve) Niece of Mr, and Mrs, Finley J. Shepard United to a Wor- Why do Pe | O | naa occurred. He added that thirty- two young women and three men were great satis So far as th: able Is concerned, the Superin said that no agreement ha ade, but that three of the sthikers came back for their old jobs to-day and those of the others will be held open until the end of the week in ¢ ry one, it Was an- their readiness to acopet the union's iaxher Trice for Gas Comp Supply. ‘The tremendous demand for fuel oi! for #hips, ia the cause of the present oil shortage, according to Herbert Li The leaders | witness to-day before the Public Ser- As @ business proposition, Mr. Pratt for jobs and | cent ea gallon, otherwise it will be more out of the gas oll, thereby reducing ma- terially the quantity of the fatter. ——— nil Gov, Smith will ask starter in the|the Governor of Texas for his extradt-| Finley J. Shepard, No. 679 Fifth Ave- no h thing tion. nue. LL day long you are drawing on nervous force stored up during sleep. 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