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BITUMINOUS INCREASE
Coal Prices Showed Substantial Hike
 April to 16
By Associated Frcss

Washington, April 24.-Bituminous coal production, which has been ex- ceedingly low since January '. showed substantial increase during the week ending April 16. according to figures given out today by the geological sur vey. The total output, including lig- mite was 6,525,000 tons or 416,00O more than during the previous week. Most of the coal produced went into domes- tic channels the survey observed.
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Age-Herald Patterns

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 The Age-Herald has arranged with leading fashion designers of New York to furnish it's readers daily fashion and pattern service. All patterns will be seam allowing and guaranteed to fit perfectly. Safe delivery of every pattern ordered is also guaranteed. You should order patterns a little in ad- vance of the time you will need them as a stock is not kept in Birmingham. but all orders will be forwarded to the pattern department in New York for attention
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Physician Goes to Elrod

Reform, April 24.-(Special.) )-Dr. c. B. Lavender, one of the best known phy- sicians Of the county. and located for four years past at Reform. leaves next week for Erod, in Tuscaloosa county, where he takes position with the Pio- neer Lumber company. The Pioneer company is moving it's large plant from Reform to Elrod at the present time.
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HARDING IS MEMBER
By Associated Press

Washington, April 24.-Honorary membership in the Christian Endeavor Alumni association was conferred on President Harding at the White House today by Rev. Dr. Francis F. Clark. founder and president of the World Christian Endeavor Union, and 50 clergymen and laymen. An invitation was given the President to deliver an address at the world convention of Christian Endeavor at New York In July.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-25

How to Order Herald Patterns.
 Write your and address plainly on dotted lines, giving number and size of such patterns as you want Inclose l5 cents in stamps or coin twrap coins carefully for each number. and address your order to The Age-Herald. Birmingham. Ala.
The New York herald., 1921-08-30
CITY REAL ESTATE.

.. KEMPNER SON, INC.
Real estate in all it's branches.
b2s sih av Murray Hi fOl5.
EARLE CALHOUN, Real Estate
'l2 w T.d -. Tel oii6 Columbus.
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nsrouss % ou.sr.-sal, % nen,.

ron RAfwarttWmsu atfrarth@ al year
home MHw Colonial briek bweftlnE. with
xaraEs Mfsf floor has large living rooin.
diUluH fa0UIs Mlfehen. extra toilet mNa iaun.
ary ~ bafsmfni second Noor, : bedrooms.
ftf4d bath. interior finiahsh Throughout in
&hilr eWnmel so1aWofh Mnd mahogany fin.
4Fhsa HorFs. uaraNef floors iHfcNKhoat. hot
.Rffr heaf. Esw. cleUfAattNt sewer. a. rN-
Htf lIfEd section. no aENeSsnlcWfas five wips
ute@ NAlN ~ large pmrA hnn bathing. enc
blcek express STATION. ~ miHuteN Grand
Central. cent fare. $3.50 cash required.
bslsuce oH terms For plsn and photo. call.
write of phone > = MirHEhs. 20 wander.
bnt AZ, Nee Nork. Hcpm 1917 Phone
vapdsrhllt essf
MORON OFT TO-DAY ard 80 TffE HOUSE
nEAUriFTL M NORWOOD GARDENS +
: rooms. tiled baths ard Aitchen and :
car heated earsks, tapestry brick rnd white
marble sturco. liting room 1890. WITH larGs
open Fireplace caSeY Nunrccmf with Fftrch
windows FROM 9UEENSNonO BFupGI
follow ieff hFanch ~ elevated road 30 Grand
a.. station and turn flght W Norwood Gar
dens. or take intethUr0ush Or y. r. II.
roadway subway tfain ~ Grand ~. sta
tion; price. fi5,nnNi easy feetrN pFCkEHT.
rRowN RFALrf CO. - Vanderbilt Az.
1slsphons pssk-
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INFORMATION WANTED.

WILLIAM GREENHAI.GH. DECEASED.
The children OF EMANUEL GREENHALGH
who left Bolton, England, for America about
so TO 35 years ago. and who at one time
lived in Philadelphia, are requested 10 COM
municate at once with the undersigned In
formation as TO any OF them required by
ARTHUR A. ROBINSON. Solicitor. South
port, England
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COUNTRY BOARD.
New York.

The genuine hospitality of OLD FORT
COMFORT INN Is so different from other
occasion TO worry about their families when
they are settled here with all the comforts
of an ideal home. A pleasant ride of less
than hour from New York lands you
within six minutes walls from the Inn.
The good old fashioned homo cooking and
homeike atmosphere explains why our guests
stay here year In and year out
TIE low rates will also surprise you. Come
here and spend Labor Day and make your
selection OF rooms for the winter and say
amusements OLD FORT COMFORr INN.
Piormont- on Hudson. \. Y. Phone Piermont
40t.
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PURSUANT TO an Order OF the Chancery
Division Of the High Court of Justice In
Ireland made in the Matter of the Estate OF
Matthew Foley late of 80 Carlisle Terrace,
North Circular Road. Dublin, Retired Mer-
chant deceased and In cause Owens v.
Foley (1gl7 No. All the Heir at-law OF Mary
Byrne daughter OF Christopher Byrne and
Elizabeth Foley OF Balylakin. Kings County,
ireland. living AZ the date of her death Oh
the 4th day OF June, 1919. are by their So
licitors on or before the LIST day of Novcm-
Der 1921, 10 enter and prove their Claims at
the Chambers OF the Right Honorable Mr..
Justice Powell, -Four Courts Inns Quay,
Dublin. Ireland. or in default thereof they
will be peremptorlly excluded from the bene-
III OF tho said Order. Wednesday the 16.h
day OF November 1921 AZ II O'Clock in the
forenoon at said Chaidbers Is appointed for
hearing and adjudcating on the claims.
NOTE. The Heir-at-law Is believed to be a
child OF remoter issue OF either Patrick
Byrne. or William Byrne who we're paternal
Uncles of tsie said Mary Byrne. Dated this
2sth day OF July 1921 Thos. w. Flicker,
Chief CLERK. John y Dunno Solicitor for
Plaintiff. IS Bachelors Walk. Dublin. Ire
land.
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Westchestcr-Sale or Rent.

AT MOUNT VERNON. n. Y.
Superior room stucco house with
sun parlor; a bargain at S11 800;
possession 30 DAYS.
ANDERSON REALTY CO, Mt. Vernon NY.
NEW ROCHELLE.--Fine room home, hot
water heat, gas, electricity; two car ga
s11 900; $500 cash; opportunity. OCoN-
NOR Real Estate Agency. a40 Huguenot st.
Phone 504 New Rochelle, y. y.
OWNERS CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
builds and finances. - West 43d. n. y.
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New York State-Sale or Rent.

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. 100 ACRES.
newly furnished and just painted and dec
Grated throughout; beautifully situated in
lower Catski,lr. u miles from Peekskill :;
house overooks entire valley; extra wide
porches for sleeping and dancing; go acres
woodland lies both sides Of road; springs
and brooks through land large lake ! mile I;
garage space for cars; leaving city, must
SELL 81, 900 cash $1,000 mortgage. CAN
OWNER to-day. F'itz Roy 365e.
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Connecticut-Sale or Rent.
BELL & PIERSON. Real Estate,
81 Atlantic ST.. Stamford. Phone .Sis.
New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

A SEASHORE BUNGALOW, $3.50 CASH.
balance mortgage; price S3,I5oi rive rooms,
bath large porch. open fireplace in living
room gas electric light; just built. n. M
HALLENBECk. Woolworth Bldg, Long
Branch. n. j.
Ar MOUNTAIN STATION, South Orange
New Colonial 8 room house. all improve
ments; SCI, 800. on especially eary terms. q.
s. THOMPSON, 257 9TH av., New York. Tel
Grsmercy S1G5.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK-HENRY Il. HARDENBURG
and CHARLES j. TIENSCH, co-partners.
doing business under the firm name and
style OF H. b. HARDENBURG & CO., Plain
tiff. against ISTDOR SMULLYAN. Trial de-
sired in the County of Kings. SUMMONS.
To the above named Defendant
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO an
swer the complaint in this action, and TO
serve copy OF your answer on the Plain
tiffs Attorney within twenty days after the
service OF this summons, exclusive OF the
day OF service: and in case OF your failure
10 appear or answer, judgment Will be
taken against you by default, for the relief
demanded in the complaint
Dated, New York. July 2ah. 1921.
BERNARD J. BECKER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and Post Office Address, No .b3
Broadway, Borough of Manhattan. City
OF New York.
To the above named Defendant:
The foregoing summons is served upon you
by publication. pursuant to an order or the
Supreme Court dated August 20. 1921, and
filed with the complaint In the office of the
Clerk OF the County OF Kings, at the County
Court House In the Borough OF Brooklyn,
City OF New York, and State OF New YORK,
County of Kings.
Dated August goth. 1921.
BERNARD y. BECKER, Attorney Tor Plaln
tlff, Office and P. o. Address. 253 Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan, City Of New
rff
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nsr.ssh % sanha,,as--aiss.lisa.ou..

7 hRts ase NaW house, A. improvements
fMAf fNW#f ~ se.H ~ onns ~ Ns&fle an
estate tsNNN ta atn.Nm refN am purchase
ar1 fnfms arranged, ATTORNEY. box
n IA lAnN-LL MaINnlL-
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HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED.
Horoash % nroekIsn.

nnOW NvrNNE house. lease. cnfian buying.
Erraf fRcfifice; apartments, furnished. un-
furnished housekeeping parauet. electricity;
refined nsigheoriood. subways Lafayette
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Sss Jersey.

FOR Rent Furnished. until June ! or longer
n required. my home. situated al the hills
tion ard near Eolf club house contains -
rooms. baths, al modern conveniences. .
garage for two large ears barn and chicken
FHlfon -
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Furnished.

WANTED-Furnished apartment, adults :
Mth. l.. R.. care Weiss, 81 w. s4th.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED.
BoreuEh % Queens.

SIN large rcoms and bath. electric lights.
parquet flooring. steam heat; garage N de-
rtreds y minutes walk 10 IL and Penn.
foot Junction av ~" station. Corona.
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HOUSE-Rent $500 month or sell $4,000, II
rooms, baths. open fireplaces. lava
tory, gas, heat. electricity; lot 11Sxlou. :
car garage. Flushing 3J41.
HOMES az low prices: easy terms. let us
know your wants: picture folder sent.
HYDE e. BANTER. Port Washington, L. !.
HOMES AND ACREAGE. Write r. UNSEk,
Mineola. Tel. Garden City 1642W.
SOUTHERN COLONIAL HOMESTEAD
and 25 acres high land, with glimpse OF
l.. I. Sound: stately trees, orchard and farm
ing land the house. OF tile old Mt. Vernon
hour and half out: price St2.500; this Is
very unusual Offering OF exceptional value.
photos at my office. DANIEL M. GERARD,
1910 ErnadMaN n "
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above if,h 81 to 59th II. unclusi,e).
Ta-t River 10 North River.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENTS or QUALITY.
East. wSsi side side; Isens. short leases.
10 West I.d y, Phone Columbus 1871.
ATTRACTIVE large rooms. bath business
people: private. Phone Plaza 1850.
ELEGANT room and bath apartment In
fine house, exauisitcly furnished. maid SER
sale very reasonable. can he seen any time
to-day. J. NJ. BERK, - W. 45th.
FORT WASHINGTON Av.. 10 apartment
and bath, In new modern elevator apartment.
call between 10-4: $50 (Chrlstians).
GREENWICH VILLAGE. Three rooms.
bath. steam. elegantly furnished, sf25
monthly. VAUGHAN. % Greenwich av.
HAMILTON PLACE, 81 dIist. one block
Broadway)-Five beautiful corner rooms.
masniflcently furnished; grand piano; cleo
tricity, elevator; years lease; rent $iI5.
ANGER. Audubon 1885.
PARK AV., n. w. Cor. 96th st.-seven OUT
side rooms and two baths. completely fur
nished. plano and victrola: will rent for one
year from October / can. be seen any time
after II A. NJ; invite inspection: terms rea-
sonable. Z. o. RoEssLE, II 4. Goth 81.
WEST END Av. (79th etD--A Beautifully
furnished 10 room apartment, large draw
Ing room. dining room, master bedrooms.
3 master baths. . servants rooms. Kitchen
large elevator building. long OF small lease.
Tel SCHUYLER $3.50.
44TH. 30 w. .(westoyer courp Bachelor
apartments, high class; hotel services
meals. See resident manager. Bryant $500
5OrH ST Goth av.)-Handsomely decorated
furnished four room apartments grand pi-
ano. private phone. modern elevator apart
mont: complete II appointment: furnishing
may be purchased with lease. For infornia-
tion telephone Schuyler $3.50.
b2D ST., 81 E.-Exclusive apartments. be-
tween Park and Madison. combining com
forts of home with advantages OF best
hotels; elevator, maid. meals served In
apartment II desired; room and bath
10 entire floor. with complete kitchen, S225
10 $500; possession nov or Oct. I also
nnfurnshed apartments. Phone Plaza 26I1.
52D ST, ~ WEST COR. BwAY)-MoD-
ERN ELEVATOR APARTMENT HOUSE.
NEWLY FURNISHED, HOTEL SERVICE.
ONE ROOM AND BATH. s1a UP: TWO
ROOMS AND BATH, $40 UP. REFER
ENCES T.EQUIREp.
18TH ST. tsi5 Park av)--Most attractively
furnished large rooms, ) baths. immedl-
ate possession or from October ]. for l or
years lease. Agent on premises.
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Above Soth st.--S,b A.. . Noah River.
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Connecticut.

FOWLER HOUSE. westbrook, Conn. on the
Sound-Ideal resort: make reservations
now for over Labor Day and September; b
by day, $40 by week; booklet. W. j. ID.
FOWLER. Prop.
TOKENEKE INN,
Darien, Conn.
Choice rooms for September and October.
Management Mrs. l.. NJ. CAMERON. Tel.
Darien a0T.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

FIATBUSH--Six large rooms. beautifully
furnished, SIS; sell furniture $500. Flat
bush 6T2o
LARGE connecting rooms kitchen, parquet.
electricity fvrnisnod: refined netghborhood;
also n select home and club for nurses Is
about 20 be opened. LAFAYETTE b3l2.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

LONG BEACH. l.. 1.-The Emore. pennsyi.
vania av., West End. Bathing from hotel
fishing: excellent home cooking. JACK
TROlDL, formerly Sherrys and Everglades
Club, Fam Beach. Phone res.
BATTDRSfIAT,L INN, SEA CLIFF. l.. T.
few desirable rooms available: excellent
cuisine. PHONE Glen Cove Il.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Assse iath ~. - sath u. flnciusi,s,.
Issi nissr q. Nerfh Risrr.
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

WANT to rent. suburban home. TO 10
rooms, baths: grounds essential West
chester county, Now Haven r. r.: not over
! hours committing reasonable rental. oc-
cupancy September 70. u I20 Herald. $50
Broadway.
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vestcliester.

BROWN LODGE.
30 PROSPECT ST, NEW ROCHELLE.
DESIRABLE SUITES, WITH or WITHOUT
BATH. TELEPHONE sos
KASTNE IS vALIALLA MOUNTAIN
HOUSE. Vslhnlia, ". Y..-45 minutes Grand
Central. white Plains ti05. Open all year.
THE BETHESDA sANITARiUM. Waite
Plains, ~. y. Address for terms. super.
irtendent, co Hamilton Phone 24t
THE GERALD EASE.-MARY p. McAIUR-
RAY. 10 North Broadway. White Plains.
ROOMS, breakfast. dinner: 3 minutes sta
tion. Tel Hlcrest 5s3oR. Open all year
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.

Long Island-Sale or Rent.
AT FREEPORT, l.. New Summer bun
galow, rooms and bath, or plot 30xi0v.
Price So $50. on easy terms.
JOHN j. RANDALL COMPANY,
* NJ Long Beach Av.. Freaport y. Y.
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UP 70 date family bay window brick, finest
residential section floor vacant II rooms.
3 baths, electricity; 2 floors pays all ex-
renses; street front; garage space; price
s14 800; cash $4,000. EHRMANN. 316 Grove
ST. near Myrtle av.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

AMER. REALTY Co, 300 Broadway, buys
choice Manhattan and Bronx properties.
IANE great demand for Bronx lots. build
erS waiting What have you? Write s. l..
AR0NDs co, z10 Tremont nv
wANTED-Houses 90 lease with option buy
inR. also apartments, furnished, unfur-
rishsd hundreds Of refined clients waiting.
Mall particulars CTS Decatur 81. Phone La
fayctte hai..
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough OF Bronx-SaIe or Rent.

LOTS, 81 900 each: all Improvements. as
easements paid; worth $500 F'ELLMAN,
1fTH BROADWAY.
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TO LIVE IN THE
SOCIAL CENTRE,
JUST OFF 5th AVE.
AT A LOW RENT

Is possible only IN one block,
viz: 95ih ST. between 5lh *
Madison Avcs. In the TENANT
OWNERSHIP elevator apart.
ment houses al Nos. " a l9
East 95th ST.. the rents arc
THREE ROOMS. SIS and $50
FIVE ROOMS. .. 500
SEVEN ROOMS. $50 70 Sis
EIGHT ROOMS. .Sl25 10 Sl45
The cash payment required u IS
low as $40 for three rooms.
$1,000 10 $500 for 5 and 7
rooms. $1,000 10 $500 lor 8
rooms. This offer affords an
opportunity to own your own
home IN the section Of wealth
and fashion. with small cash IN.
vcstment and moderate rents.
WILLIAM CRUIKSHANK'S
SONS. IS Liberty s.. Tel.
Cortlandt 5l94.
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Aho,e seth sl.-sth A.. :. Eaa R,,-r.
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15TH ST. tsl3 Park av.)--Most attractively
furnished large rooms, baths. immedi
ate possession or from October !. for | or .
years lease. Agent on premises.
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New Jersey.

QUEEN MARY COTTAGE.
60T I'd av., Asbury Park, ~. J
Running water IN every room: exceptional
table: open all year Phone 40. j. NJ.
KETCHAM.
AsBURY HOUSE. 30I sewsli av.. Ashury
Park.-Selact patronage. home cooking,
eli up September October; open all year.
EAST ORANGE, Epplrt ST.. 5e.Laree,
pleasant room, suitable couple or single Q
minutes Central av.: open all year
NERVOUS AND MENTAL CONDITIONS.
-LXNWcop >LopGHs-E s-EN0LHWDop~- NJ ~
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TWO family house. Is rooms, detached; eN-
cellent condition.. every Improvement
$4,000 cash; convenient; Jerome subway.
OWNER SGt0 Fordham.
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Broadway Stores

Above @,h s,.-s,a ~. 20 Nora al,er.
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APARTMENTS = UNPUBLISHED.

Above seth st.-sth Az. to East River.
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Borough OF Broolsyn-Saie or Rent.

IS 500 buys large seven room brick hous,
modern improvements. 2552 Bailey av
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNIsHED.

Above be,h st.-sth ~, to Eas, River.
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BIRCHWOOD Farm. Honesdale, Pa: good
table; bathing boating, fishing. hunting;
S14 CANNES.
SUNRISE COTTAGE. East Stroudsburg. Pa.
r. ID. No. 3.-Ideal location: home com
forts; good food; rates on application. Mrs.
j. l.. BJSBING.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East size.

ALLERToN HOUSE FOR MEN.
The rates in the newest of the ALLERTON
Group. " story fireproof building Just COM
pleted. containing club and hotel conven-
iences, are from SO 70 10 $3.50 per week.
143 EAST 3QI'Ii ST,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-08
Binkowitz Murdered By } Men Not Yet Named,
 Officer Virelli Says

That neither John W. Worthington, alias Whitehouse, nor Arthur M- Goldsmith, alias Go1dschmidt, receiv- ed any of the bonds stolen by Bennie Binkowitz, the boy bank messenger, who was found brutally murdered in Milford, is the opinion of State Police man Frank Virellia, who has been working on the case for some time. According to the theory held by Vir- elli. neither of the tow men first mentioned either received any of the bonds nor were they implicated in the death of the young messenger.
 Although neither of these men were directly implicated in the reports made by federal investigators who are engaged in running down evil dence which it is alleged connects Worthingtoil as head of the mail theft combination, their names were used in such way in connection with the Binkowitz affair that one might be led to believe that the pair knew far more about the Milfrod murder than has hitherto been stated But Policeman Virelli differs with the the ory.>
 who may have been kept for several days a prisoner in a house on the out skirts of the city, investigators find it impossible to say at this time Po- Hceman Vire1li during his investiga- tion of the case has learned that the lad. after the theft of the bonds, was kept locked in a room for some time. He was homesick, however, and want
 (Continued on Page Six.)
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What England
 Really Thinks

Read tomorrow Lynn Wilson's first extended comments on inter national political situation in his letters from London. Inside facts written on spot for Times readers exclusively by trained observer. Sneers at America and who indulges in them. What he replied when woman's escort apologized for her remark that America should cancel war debt of England. Impression Ameri- ca has made on thoughtful Euro peans. Burdens of postwar taxation and paralysis of busi- ness. Significance and far reaching effects of coal strike. How Russian gold is being used. Three types of labor leaders and what they purpose. Will there be a revolution in England? How rate of exchange is chang ing ESurope's opinion of America Underlying force behind Kings visit to Belfast and meetings be- tween Lloyd George and De Va lera- Why thoughtful English men wish to conci1iate Ireland. Why Great Britain is losing her historic character as nation of warriors exalting, Salor on land and sea, and lining up for per manent peace. Why she seeks American friendship.
 IN TOMORROW'S TIMES.
 GET YOUR. COPY EARLY.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-08
Get Fines of $20O and
 Jail T errns
Two of Most Persistent Of lenders for Violations of l. uor Law Severely Dealt With.

Ten vlo1ators of the liquor laws faced City court Judge Arntur M. Comley, Assistant Prosecutor Vim cent L. Heating this morning as a result of the police activities over the weekend. Fines of S200 and ten day Jail sentences were imposed upon five of the accused, although two of the jail sentences weer suspended, while the cases of the other five were continued
 Michael Nntor and John Fogarasi, who were termed by Judge Com1ey as being the two most persistent of violations of the liquor laws" were sent to jail for ten days in addition to being fined $200 each. The men conducted a saloon at SOP Pembroke when several bottles of liquor were conf1scated in their place.
 Adam Venesky of 353 Bradley street, who owns saloon at s93 Water street was fined $200 and re- ceived a ten day jail sentence for sentence was suspended
 Richard Cone, who conducts a sa- loon at 55 Cannon street, was fined $100 for having a place reputed to sell liquor, and s10o for possessing four quarts of wIriskey found in an open safe in the barroom.
 Michael Mizie of 2 Lesko Court, who was arrested on a search war quoS in his house home, was fined s20O and sentenced to ten days in jail. The Jail sentence was suspended.
 Condruances were granted in each of the following cases, bonds ir each case being fixed at $500:
 Frank Haradosky, sos Pine street; John Drago, Al Lexington avenue; Philip Fl, Baum, 1.512 Park avenue; and Frank Cominisky. 6S2 East Main street,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-08
Big Problem
 Is Fixation Of ax Cuts

Washington, Aug. S-The real work of revising the 1918 revenue law was begun today by Republicans of the Ways and Means committee with the expectation that they would have the new bill ready for the House of Rep reSentatives by the end of next week.
 The big problem was said to be de- termination of the cuts to be made in present taxes. There are almost as many views, at least on some parts of the subject as there are members of the committee.
 One difference revolves around the transportation tax Some committee men favor immediate repeal of all of this levy, while others believe it would be the part of wisdom to fol- low the treasury suggestion that one half be cut off now and the re- mainder next year.
 Treasury suggestions for new taxes except possibly an increased levy on cigarettes and tobacco products, ap- peared to have few supporters. It had been explained, however, that to revise or repeal some of the taxes re- garded as particularly objectionable or burdensome it might be necessary to impose some new or additional levieS.