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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

ASSISTANT bookkeepcr and stenogra phcr
experienced; references. 1918 Herald.
rIIlfnrl 81
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WAITRESS. first class. who take but
ler's place, wishes position in private family.
apartment preferred; good valet; wages 49,
n 134S Herald, Harlem.
WAITRESS, English long experienced small,
adult Christian family: references no
agency: letters. 8. H. 357 w. oath.
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ACCOUNTANT. enii-senior. 20, experienced.
desires position with public accouutants.
executive ability. II 273 Herald. Herald So
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REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY.



BUILDER must sell house built from mos
talked of plan IN America Pictorial Re
view house: I rooms, hardwood floor. tiled
bath, built In tubs, Tcam. gas, electricity.
only 81 900 down. balance like rent Nd.
dress a. y. Boz sos Herald, Herald "a.
COMMUTERS HONE-Six large rooms
bath room. electric iiehtr gas. tube. hot
and cold water. brick cellar, garden plot
near station. price $3.50. easy term1
rORp. care Gilbert, 2lG W. i0Gth
81 RTNGFn In, l.. t,--Houses and lots, bar
gains. sCHABEHCRN, opposite station
telephone springflcld 1917.
6 ROOM house ali improvements garage
your own termr Box so Floral PARK. n. v.
81 900 cash gives immediate possession 20
room house. improvements. garage, barn.
plot 100x2O0. come out and gee It.. w. AR
THUR. opposite depot Huntington.
a. COO CASH, balance as rent. WIN nuy q
modern eight room homo, par1uef floorr,
orer fireplace. large living room aac sun
parlor. tilcd bath. four large bedrooms. si,-
bat.d In the best residential section o. West
bury on a one acre plot beautifully land
scsped; car garage, Immediate possession.
HARRY CHANDLER. Butler St, Wcstbury.
T.. r.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

STUDIO wanted. ono room, skylight neigh.
borhood Madison nv. and SAth 81 highest
references given; state rental. l. II Herald.
Herald 30.
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.

FEW very desirable suites of two large
rooms. bath. furnished with plenty OF
closet room; fireproof; splenddly con
structed. HOTEL ANDERSON, i02 West
s0th St. or D. KENfI'N Err & son. 522 9th.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished parlor. bedroom,
bath and kitchenette, with maid service.
$500 monthly. Inquire superintendent, 275
Madison av.. near 10th ST., New York city.
BEST nelghborhood: q rooms and bath. fur
nished all modern conveniences: to lease
year or more; references exchanged. Phone
apt. 23. 707s Cathedral.
BROADWAY, 1880 CORNER 18TH ST. =
BATH: LIGHT. LINEN, MAIL SERVICE;
tNE YEAR LEASE. APT. 4G.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

OVER IA years practices: all communica-
lions strictly confidential; handbook on
patents free on request: special facilities for
office consultation. MUM CO., 682 Wool
worth Bldg n. Y. G.
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ACCOUNTANT--Books opened. written up
closed. trial balances. financial reports.
&C.: considerable time devoted 10 Individual ;
or firms not employing booklSeeper. NJ ISL
Herald, ESQ B'uay.
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BOOKKEEPER, accountant, %. speaks three
languages; take charge of full set books.
trial balance and general office work. M
sos Herald $50 BWay.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

ELEGANT block Of Brooklyn store property:
will accept vacant property and cash:
brokers protected. JACKSON, 1877 Mon
tague. Brooklyn.
FINE paying. 7 story elevator. New York:
will accept smaller property and cash or
vacant and cash: brokers protected. JACK
SON. 1877 Montague ST.. brooklyn.
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CHATF' EUR, mechanic: expert, ~ years
experience foreign. domestic cars; best ref
arence; 70 anywhere. John Hogan, Plaza
rs. :. or write II 2s3 Herald. Herald so.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
wcstchester-saIe or Rent.
A LIVING PLACE WORTH WHILE.

A LIVING PLACE WORTH WHILE.
To one who appreciates the beauties Of
nature. high plot. with Its invigorating
air. sturdy oaks, attractive shrubbery and
ample ground space; new. modern. well
built home of eight rooms. combining all
OF to-day's conveniences for comfortable liv-
ing, offered for sale by owner: residential
neighborhood. garage, best committing SER
vice: seen any time. Nutgroye St. White
Plains: immediate possession; easy terms.
W. ID. DAVIES, 1877 Eroadway, New YORK.
IL you want TO locate IA westchester county
l can find You the house at the price you
want TO paw. Let me know your require
ments. CLARENCE @. MARTENS. 14f6
B'way 900. Tells Bryant 9i91 and 44.6.
YONKERS.--Ten rooms. parquet floors. eiec-
trio light. hot water heat. glass porch;
private garage In rear; lot 50xi00: s14,5oo.
IT'S North Broadway. S015.
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27as Briggs av., near iOGth st--50xiO0. Z
story dwelling. rooms electric light,
parquet floors big bargain; easy terms.
Inquire premises
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I,oroagh of 0necns-saIc or R.nt.

ASTORIA Bargain family brick ston,
~ minutes from i2d ~. c 40 Herail
Herald 50.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

LIGHT. clean apartment by the month for
few inonthc. to bedrooms; not more
than 5000 month. family OF adults; West
Side preferred; no agents. Box GIG. sO8
CaNe Building.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

BOARDING school wanted for girl IL years
old either in New York city or nearby
suburbs: must be very reasonable. n q
Herald. Herald SO.
YOUNG gentleman wants board and room In
refined private family; East Side. Write
BOX % fiGI I'd aV
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.JBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

FOR rent, Greenwich. Conn, newly furnished
house. IL rooms. baths car garage. for
months: references required Phone 1880
Schuyler between and p NJ.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

If Mr.. OR MRS. A. L. TAYLOR. FORM
ERLY OF CHICAGO, ILL. IS IN NEW
YORK. OR IF ANYONE CAN GIVE IN
FORMATION AS TO THEIR WHERE-
MRS p. II. MEYER. $40 SOUTH PRESTON
ST., LOUISVILLE, KY.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.
Miscellaneous.

FOR RENT--rmmedinte possession, store and
basement. 3s3 West 28th st.. 63xt00. ca
paclty 200 pounds: top loft. also second lof'
q White ST.. J0xiOO. fifth floor. 25xt00, 1as
Bleecker ST. Phone OWNER, Longacrc 2720.
GOOD light office. about 200 feet. srblet
by private estate; highest references re-
quired LOvATT. "a floor, 2s7 Bway.
OFFICES. LOFTS. WAREHOUSES; Show
ROOMS, all sections. =. CLARENCE
itAVIES, ~ Nassau st., John ii71 81 East
42d At. Vanderbilt 4s3.
New Jersey.
DESIRABLE factories, 36xioo. . stories,
1000 foot floor space. steam heat rent
800. another. 3sx1o0. steam heat. rent $50.
T.. BECK. 7l6 BerFenline av. West New
York. NJ J. Phone Union 1905.
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FACTORIES FOR SALT OR RENT

FOR bargains In commercial water front
properties see JOSEPH T. MULLIGAS,
so BROAD ST.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

wANTEr--House In Jersey. Newark, no
over 81, 600. G lace Herald. Harlem.
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Uses TO LET. UNFURNIsHED


PRIVATE HOUSES FOR RENT
3 story and basement 10 rooms baths,
electric lishts, parquet floors beautiful con.
difion. very fine block near broadway and
T2d st.: rental $4,000 2 or ; year straight
lease: immediate pnsscsson WOOD, DOL
SON CO.. Inc. broadway and sOth II. Schuy-
Ter 100.
PRIVATE dwellings, for rent; Madison av.
$500. SOS, 1925. WOLFE. 1872 Lexington
TO LET
Completely renovated house.
10 East 18th st.
Apriv vntfr own h-cncr.
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Connecticst.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BUSINESS woman. 30. energetic. with sew
eral years experience various commercial
lines, proven executive ability. wishes con-
ncction as partner in an established. sound.
good paying bu'iress where the services Of
ar intelligent, active and capable person
would be needed; willing to Invest some
mes can stand gtrictest inyestiration. Write
AIRAM. G 40 Herald. Herald sq.
FOR Saie--Finest patents for manufacturing
Of milk Rewders; egg POWDER ,.r;,,, and dry
crly developed. Write fury, HERMAN 4
FRhNZt'N. Akron. Pa
FOR SALE OF rent. TO responsible company
modern building with siding. near y. Y.
fully equipped. metal working machinery
now operating. 7e4 Herald Herald so.
HAVE two thousand acres OF land situated
I'm Pamela County. TeXas. 20 lease for oil
and gas regular IS special form: rental ST
per acre. due March 3. 1921 viii take ton
dollars per acre for thi- tract for quick sale.
j. II. DOSS. Tatum. Texas.
ONE ten room dwelling and grocery store.
on main street without buildings, lot Cox
200. For full particulars apply TO j. NJ.
SMITH. Mays Landing, N. J.
OLD established grocery for sale; Will take
partner who understands fruits and vegc-
tables Mrs. CARMICHAEL. 946 9th nv.
HESTAURANT ana building. with long
lease: best location in city; must have
$4,000 cash. RUBINsTEIN BROS. 81 w. Sd.
SOLE agents are wanted In every important
city and territory in New York TO handle
Maltese Syrup, quick seller and ready
product for home beverage.
This Maltese Syrup is manufactured by one
% the most prominent brewers In the East
Only wide awake. progressive men furnish
ing satisfactory references are wanted.
For further particulars address CHARLES
CAPEHART, Times Building. Times Square
New York.
MOULD you invest $4,000 or more IN a busi-
ness that made on test over roo per cent
net In 20 days? IL no. write for partlculars
Want few Silent partners business high
class legitimate and without competition
Write for particulars or call Room Toi, IL
Park Row.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
situations wnntcd-rcmnlc

SOUTHERN cooks, honseworkcrs. wait
resses, half time, day workers. $500.
buffers. firemen. porters. Green's, 1875 w.
i3ist. Mornlngaide H615.
COOKS, butler, kitchenmaids, houseworkers,
firv' cirss Horrir's nff ~ nv. WIN
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BOARDERS WANTED.

18th ST, IS W.-Large and small rooms
w'th board table board.
DIST, 4S W.--Attrnctive. large single rooms
excellent home meals; moderate rates
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;
easy terms state requirements. A. WEITz.
Railway, n. j.
FOR Sale-Excusive suburb; IL room house,
baths, quartered oak parquet floors.
large north porch. screened: one-half acre
plot large shade trees and shrubbery;
cant ready for occupancy; excellent condi-
tion price $4,000; part cash, balance on
i0orteuge. ]. w. VAN BUSKIRK, Owner,
i. sex f'ells. N. j., or Bridge ST., New
York city.
FOR sale--New house, s rooms. bath. all
conveniences; terms. f. NJ. o Shea, West
wood, n. J.
NEW STuCCO HOUSES at Bcrgenfield.
". j., IL miles out. $1,000 70 81 900:
tt rms arranged exceptional value. MUIR
RAY HILL CO. 1888 st. Nicholas av.. n.
y. G.
RIDGEWOOD-6 room bungalow. every mod
ern Improvement; tx acres; outbuildings;
asparagus fruit: sT.l0o: photographs.
HOVER, 212 Broadway. New York.
RAMSEY--25 acres good land. room house,
outbuildings; fruit convenient TO station;
81 800. HOVER, 212 Broadway, New York
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nth ST, 1i3 WEST. . ROOM. BATH AND
kITCHENETTE MODERN APARTMENT
RENT 81 800: IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
APPLY ON PREMISES, OR SLAWSON a
HORBS. 1872 w 72p ST.
a5TH ST. 206 W.-Five room apartment,
ground floor. suitable doctor. dentist. Supt.
10TH ST., 31S West.-Exceptionally beau;i-
full entire floor view of Hudson. four large.
light, sunny rooms, real kitchen. modern,
shower parquetry Immediate possession
lease. also studio apartment. $1,000.
'O1TH ST, 3ie W .AEntire floor; nousekeep-
ing; steam heat. tiled bath: and rooms
Dhona Academy 33J7
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic Qght colored)
American; 50; willing worker; 13 years
driving city families: unquestionable char
acter: references: VIII demonstrate ability:
don't mind working night; low wages. l. %
Herald Herald SO.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
Laundresses, &c.

LAUNDRESS. first class, or chamberworIe
city or country - Sd av.. one flight up
LAUNDRESS. colored. washing home or out
by day. Roper. Ala W. sd.
LAUNDRESs, take wash nome: open AIR
drying. Jones. 200 West Goth st
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Miscellaneous.

NICE apartment in basement OF private
house for refined white couple; $50 per
month and take care of furnace: references
required. n 10 Herald, Herald so.
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Borough Of BrookIyn-saIe or Rent.

ROGERS av.. near 81. Johns pl.: 2sx1O0: {
family brick steam heat hot water. cleo.
mortgage $4,000. terms arranged. QUELL A
QUELL, AIS patchen av. near Fulton ut.
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CHAUFFEUR, widower. American. II years.
experience; good mechanic, reliable, careful,
honest driver; only first class cars; city or
country; wages $40 weekly. Answer by letter,
Joseph Chandler. care Smith. 40 w S4th.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mechanic; careful
driver; American: 10 years city driving;
years reference last employer: Cadillac.
Packard, Pierce, any carr moderate wages:
city. country, Immediately. l. 80 Herald,
Herald So
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic; eleven years
perience; high class cars; Trustworthy,
obliging, wishes permanent private position:
highly recommended. n. Fisher. o23 East
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Nurses, &c.

NURSE, infants. experienced wishes post
tion. G. c., 5oI West both ST. Phone 77s0
Morningside.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

IMMEDIATE possession. very large rooms.
toilet. use of bath, gas, Eastern Parkway
section; one block subway; rent &73; refer
ences. Telephone between A. M. and q
y. NJ, 1900 Lafayette.
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CHAUFFEUR mechanic; expert driver. Lo-
comobile, Pierce. Simplex, any high grade
car: II years references from high class
private families; year, last portions rca-
sonable wages. l. 80 Herald. Herald 50.
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NURSE. governcss. middle aged. French and
German speaking. wishes position TO chill
dren: references. l.. NJ. 23i e. 72d.
NURSE, Irish girl. thoroughly understands
care of children: best reference. Cali or
write Liney, 17s E. lOSth.
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BOOKKEEPER f2i), college education, thor
ough accountant, executive, excellent CORE
spondent, co;ivcrsant busiest office routine.
Bu isis. 220 Monroe ST.. city.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


BEST CASH PRICES PAID
FOR CARPETS AND RUGS,
domestic and Oriental. get our offer before
selling. $50 Madison av. Plaza $685..
pay 25qs moro than any one for your FUR.
niture, rugs. pianos, paintings. PAISLEY,
~ University place tStuyvesant 22as).
WANT ED--AfIMEOGRAPF OR MULTI.
GRArH. II. Z L.. btk Stockholm st..
rioo'i'vn
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New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

DESIRABLE houses, moderately priced !;
easy terms state requirements. A. WEITZ.
Railway, n. j.
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CHAUFFEUR. colored. single. age 81: care
full driver and repairs cn all make cars !:
reference; private family city country
Ralph A! Dixon t21 w 14od, care Beecher
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curate. good writer; age 80. single. active;
moderate salary, j. b. Hegeman. City ISL
and.
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CHAUFFEUR. excellent mechanic; capable,
careful driver; II years experience; 8
years previous engagement; gentlerhanly. de-
pendable, trustworthy; highest recommended
tions; city or country. IL. T., pa Herald.
Herald So
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Mattresses. &C.

WAITRESS-CH - Two young
Irish girls. la tely landed. wish positions to-
gether or separate, one as waitress, other as
chambermaid and sewing. Call Monday, Nc
Donnell. 1871 West 63d.
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A-Practical Spaniard wishes a nrai'tor r.
any factory In which they manufacture all
line for 30 years, within said years bein;.
most OF the time foreman In the section OF
napper AMI loondedore. with intelligence and
labor: does not speak English but will. be
pleased 10 call wherever the factory Is To-
Gated; can also furnish many references.
s. Prior. 20 w. 120th ST.
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AUDITOR credit manager. executive, Amers
can born. 30 years of age, knowledge or
foreign languages, advantageous systematic
ing a speciality, contemplates change with
an up-to-date. reliable manufacturer or &,
porter; thorough commercial experience. a
1893 Herald. Fulton st.
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CHAUFFEUR 800. married. wishes posi-
ton commercial car: 10 years experience.
: years last employers; own repairs; drive
all crrs Hcniel. 800 Tooth st.. Brooklyn.
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Is TO 10 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
3. . rooms. bath and kitchenette. 500 up;
minutes Wall ST. G. GIRARD, 2l5 Mon
tague st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-07
PASSES IRISH
COERCION BILL
Government Jams Measure
Through Parliament After
Extended Debate.
By Associated Press

LONDON. Aug. 6.-By an over
whelming majority the government
Friday evening jammed through the
Irish coercion bin, designed 20 re-
store order in Ireland. Lengthy de-
bates preceded the voting i'm the
house Of commons. but lacking the
presence Of Premier LloyN George
and Herbert II. Asquith they did not
stir the interest which attached 10
Thursdays discussion and were far
less acrimonious.
A notable exception was a furious
outburst by Joseph Devlin. nation
alist member from Belfast. who de
fed the authority of the house 10
bring him 20 order and precipitated
an exciting scene, as the result Of
which he was suspended. He
stalked out. followed by ali the
other Irish members and almCs- the
entire labor representation.
Fights Bilrs Passage.
For n time il seemed as though
there was no way for suppTesslng
Mr. Devlln except removing him
bodily. He unIoosed a flood % in-
vective against the bill. demanded
that Mr. Lloyd George be sum
moned 10 share responsibility FOR
this iniQuit0us measure and We
hernentIy asserted the reason the
premier was absent was that ne
might "concoct another war with
Russia"
From tho government benches
cries Of Order Order" arose. with
adInouitions TO respect the house.
Mr.. Dcvlin shouted in reply "I
have no respect for the house Of
commons, I despise it,"
Bedlam then broke out When
the chairman finally wauaEcd To
make himself heard he severely ad-
monished Mr.. De~lin. threatening 10
expel him from the chamber IL he
continued 20 ignore the authority o.
the chair Mr. Deylin who had
worked himself up 10 high pitch,
continued defiant wheregpon the
chairman called on the serrcant-at-
arms 10 remove him. lie refused
20 bulge and the chairman found Il
necessary 20 summon the speaker.
who was absent. as the house was
sitting IN committee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-07
GIVES ACCOMPLICE
TIME LIMIT FOR
RETURNING BABY
Confessed Kidnaper Breaks
Down Under Gruelling
Examination.

Dl Achptldltu AAtHn.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6.-Blake-
~ Coughlin is alive. according to
statements made by Augusta Pas
quale to Captain of Detectives Sou
der and Maj. Adams of the state po-
lice. after a severe cross examination
here today. We'll, the kid is alive.
What are you worrying about, he
is reported to have said.
He declined, however. 70 give the
whereabouts OF the missing baby.
Pasquale is also said 20 have ad-
mitted that he was The crank who
had obtained $4,000 ransom from
George II. Coughlin, the child's
father. The latter identified Pas
quale's voice over the telephone as
that of the man who had negotiated
with him over the telephone.
Pasquale further declared that un-
less the baby is returned 10 its par
ents in "a hours he Will tell the pO-
lice who his accomplices are.
The man broke down after having
been 96 hours under the lash Of
cross examination.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-07
GOVERNMENT TO
STOP WHOLESALE
LIQUOR DEALER
Officials Believe Plan Will
Aid Enforcement of Fed
eral Amendment.

WASHINGTON, aug. 6.-Elimin-
alton by the government Of the
wholesale liquor dealer as a means
OF simplifying prohibition enforce
ment appeared a possibility to-
night with the announcement by
Prohibition Commissioner Kramer
that the issue Of wholesale permits
In the future would be "rIgidly re-
striCted" Mr.. Kramer said the
wholesale traffic presented the
greatest problem with which en-
forcement OF the act was confront
cd. Wholesale dealers. he asserted.
resorted TO subterfuges which per-
picked government agents and
which made the dry law difficult TO
enforce This phase OF prohibition
enforcement was said 10 have de
veloped consideration by officials OF
the internal revenue bureau Of
plan by which the quantity dealer
would be driven out Of business en-
tirely and the liquor transfer made
direct from bonded warehouses to
retail or consumer
Decide Question.
Although no decision has been
reached and none probably viii be
Immediately. the approaching per-
iod when wholesale licenses are re-
issued for the next calendar year Is
expected 10 bring the question 10 a
head. Application for whole licen-
Sos must be in the hands OF federal
officials by October l. giving the
government the three months prior
70 January / in, which 20 investi-
gate the responsibility of the appli-
cant Officials said that rFgardless
Of the bureaus decision with re-
spect 20 elimination OF the whole
salers the number Of licenses issued
for the ensuing year would be
smaller. In event the government
permits the record OF applicant
and all Of his affairs will be en-
ployed.
Many Wholesale Licenses.
Treasury records reveal that
more wholesale licenses are in eX-
istence now than Immediately prior
TO the effective date OF the Volstead
act.
Commissioner Kramer said that
while the wholesalers were being
watched closely. drastic action had
been made necessary in certain To-
Calities.