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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-10-14


into which she and Mr.. Coolidge
moved when they were married and
took with her when she moved The
second came when the first left to go
and live with her sister.
There must be reason for their
staying, it was suggested to Mrs. Cool
idge,' and she thought possibly there
We're several. She thought the type of
naid had something to do with it.
Ter's both have been American wo-
men old enough to have sense Of re-
gent enough to respond to reasonable
courteous treatment.
"A good many women who keep only
enc maid have trouble in their house
holds because both mistress and maid,
hut chiefly the Mistress are afraid Of
work A woman expects one maid to
do the cooking and scrubbing and ev-
erything else and still be dressed up In
black dress with white cap and apron.
ready to answer the doorbell any min
ute It isn't humanity possible I al
ways answer my doorbell myself. l
do it for two reasons. In the first
place. there is no one else, and, in the
second. I like to greet my friends at
the door. myself"
Have Home Orchestra.
Mrs. Coolidge is of medium height,
with brown hair, hazel eyes that hold
a good deal Of merriment and q very
quick sense Of humor. At home she
and her children have little orches-
ira. Mrs. Coolidge plays the piano,
siderable discussion, in which he ia
vored a bass drum, compromised on
banjomandolin. They play hymns and
war songs usually-the hymns they
learn in the Congregational church and
Sunday School of Northampton. They
avoid difficult and unfamiliar music
because the object Of the orchestra is
entirely recreational and not educa-
tional. That is a part Of Mrs Cool
idge's educational policy-that chill
dren should work when they work and
play when they play and keep the two
separate. That was why she sent her
boys to the public schools of North
ampton when they were five years old.
Every morning when she is in North
ampton, Mrs. Coolidge takes her Bos-
ton bag and goes to market. If the
neighbor next door is going Mrs. Cool
idge goes with her in the car. Other
wise she walks. She has no domestic
policy. She buys, she says. what the
family need and can afford"
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-10-14

JIMMY'S COAT.
Take slant at Jimmys coat,
Tiger-striped, as you will note;
Murpheyesque in lines and hue,
Taggart-like in motif too. :
How can he proclaim he's dry :
With this garb to shock the eyef
Tailors wouldn't dare to put =,
Such thing on "PussyfoOt"
Jimmy's raiment harks US back
To the festive racing track. i
Can't you hear the ''bookies" shout :,
And the whispers Of the tout? p.
Needn't tell us where he's at
Wet or dry-his4 coat tells that.
Bryan took one slant at 1t,
Then his heart curled up and quit.
CARLTON 81
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
. Havam EnfriM

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Jnntsi Ill ;syaX MeHns. 1ia; 1SAn ~ Klein.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
New Orleans Entries

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captAf City. ~: cseseSssps. ~; iihes:'
~: As:1snasy; iSt: Ksnwasd, ISe:
6; stsrss 1ssi nsdstATt. III. AIS Ill. e.
4self IT, .0arlAet. -: sY9ssey. I'd,
seme~- -:aea: '0rswuS yA~sftts. i0E
eAp1Fsntlee AlIs~saee Claimed.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Columbia Bows
To Tiger Team
In Swim Meet
Princeton Scores Easily In
Water Polo, and Breaks
T1e for League Lead

prsnsstsa Untvssssty went into tn
led In tAs lnsesesllsvisss Wstsr Psss
kseavs last nieAA .vhsn ~ Ssfsassa the
Telpntta tea1 IN tAe Nsrssn9sids
6siyAts tsak ~ , score 81 { Is ., IN
= etoss. sal tsseA es1ss. Ppvvieus -
sAsa naaeeA, tAese S3a taams vsre tied
SPS he lead. saeA ~ttA tAyss victories
'6A1 Ne 6e1eatA
Hsrden. . substitute. wAs won't iats
the. game for the visitors IN the sSe-
sAA bait, see5e1 . 4eal, 9Ivinx Ais
tsam Eve pstats An4 eItneAiax the vie
The 3ftetxs also ven he sw,mu,n.
meet by . seore. ef - - -. CesuaaAis
1ed Up T. ths tAst svsnt, the rslay ma,
49, then lest cut The score bsfore ths
sslAy ,wes - - 81 In favor Of tke
Ieesls. IN tks ss1sy nee Stimon son
gataeA . AiS lsal On Dsyuayd, aad his
tsenretss manA9sd e. keep IL the van
tht rsst ef ths WY. ebtsanin4 eight
pelntg .oHS the asess. 49,
he oummA1y:
nfsy.yes4 AssA-Ns4. ~ yshassa. OF
Prtncetca: Stimeea. ~ fY11estea, veeerd
0aEy11aes e. cstussAeaa -xsAis6. FfHe
e:19 ~.
; ono Ssnarsa yasds-we~ ~ ESsrAa.&
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
New Orleans Results

rirse race uoY two-ysa--e,ds: claiming
zsss ~ aS' 4, 1as:s as:.ra5
s ;': ia i 4; i: 80: S:'e:,, ~
xiessrs1 Ne rssiins. 5oan rye T. .ssasn sssss,,
Get EN- Pauline Solomon Asudis Wilson
sas; pur.. s1ss; A.. and nssf f:r,s:xe; m:sc
snd ~en se1i;l, rs sir:.s II: !: a .s,s. :.
cere1:n " 20 is tEf,cI.en5 ons !, 70 70 ':esod 20
saa snd eh.sasss::a sss:a a. 5s3 5s BIZ: I.1. A:;
Betty Curry ana Jim nast]nss
Thru race tvind.esivs purse: for three
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asI:.a ,.s icei'is...,, saa 5. ss' s'oss'i Il
e soa a,;s,, ? to !: .'cond: r.eLvisk. III
SI.s Lively @ saa xose,.sss",' S' sS.'' S'-''' s'Fs
Fourth race {Biu. and Grey Purss: 70,
ia. de vsrdur,. 10. trherss,l, = los,
Ia, e. a1d -. 70 :. Won: Taller H.id. ~
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"s4: pe.s,.S 1 ~ tHsa1seus,sse S = "a s'G. +
1ss aee , - " tnara- time 1859 1-t.
oneA r.ee fsor four-yesr-oiAs and m
nu.s,.11< 1,n,1ni1<: pur.s t7es: ons sptls eaA
yskuss)s - TO s enl e I. vcn:
4nF Neptune. III tcoltiilstt5. ss
a, en- 70 q, second; Pet. 1es fCan.
Also sar Coma6hs. LottssV aud
:. esv.nth re: !ssr sAsss-zess-ssls; s,ssm
Nree1-OetDh. 10 t0ssSAl.l o I. : to !
q 70 :. yea: ehsnAndosh. 1ee (Asyeys3.
D wa. so <Stsex), % 1. - aaa Svsn.
;AHd. Time l:t7. .Alee ran: OaAlina.
=. Enrns J. ~'''s
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Changes by u. 8. Associa.
don, If Accepted, Would
Cause Chaos in Matches
BY Fred Hawsho,n1e.. r. =

TAs ssvs esas fssm Dsetsn Ia,
sssAs that sAs Lsnswss& Csaekst Cub
sns y tie eldest lawn tsaass srr.ni.
.siess sssiess h tAse eeeatsytts. .i.s1s sa.a.
eaeasss In tie yulss ead teyses 81 ~
Sams. - evtained BY seAs rulss eeaa-
1's.es sf tAs UAite& Bts&sa NAtlenal
Levn Isnnis Asseeissisa, ~ ies en,
csub Voted - sDpsss sdsstieS 81 tSs
eemmitsse's rs,ef-st tAs fsrtAesmins s
ennra3 meeting Of the Astienal sssc.
s':stea ~ this city As1t meath.
aa's Aaeyds us . prstty accurate
HTsueheut tAs eeunExy ew tie yroessi.
asn =! making ths lrsstie changes e.
veseo ~ tAs rules eemmittae. At its
es1 ennees meeting Lass week the West
si1s Tennis, Club, The largest tennis
elen - q: World. tsok . slnailar atti-
Hsh:v clubs u TIE a1So&aatien viii SIun-
iIaSty put themse lvee on reearx H.
'mssting. s'S""'
There 10 mueA to bs said On both
sseee. When ws eenaA 70 konsfdxv u :
qucesien Of thstheY 70 ehanrs ths rujes
- iee them stanA % tAsy sre. Thsre ls
no dsvet that the rulss esnmittss
ser,ns ~ tA1se msatAs Of wesk On the
sevssion sk the sxis&Ina law, xsvs
earnest tAeufht - the task In hand.
sne who shA!i eay Ast ~ work has
nss :sesuplishsd . matsstAl measure Of
eea! Only . e!ess study Of the SUB
tsy VIII 5, sSls - reader : iust IT, ,srciet Hs;
T 1ne Dc net beiisve the q. 6, N. L.
+. 4. sAsuid strike out tor ~its.lf IN
tails matter without f3rst subm!tta re
proposed :shsnSss In TIE playiAs rvles
g the ethsf great tennls playing na.
t'ens. We're tAepe eeuutyies - 4isap-
prs7e Q? the pxepsssd systsA or II
ASsse With the ehaa9es eniy Ia psrt
hopeless esnfosloA end nstsanl nlsystaad-
s1es would rsau1s IA Davis Geo Matches
Of che 19turv and whsrsvs1 cur plays1s
competed Abread. = = -.
70 can esns+sl ne etisr Of sii ths
countries involved, like ths YntsrnA,
t!onsI Lawn Tsnssts 'fsAerstaon, end
then 90 ever the rules enc BIZ srs.
snsktns IN international stsnAsrd Of
A. 70 the rseDssal 70 alte1 tho word.
Ing Of the prssAat scoring System,
eiimiHetins "dsuse~ aNds ''fsve" and
tas other existing tGs1t4 In favor Of
tie u. &. ." plan. 4 4slt to Zee tie
neeessity fer sueh a-nss1e.:
long span Of yssrs ~aEH thss. words
In use sad has aYrivsA. IN Its prssant
hoss1shing condition Ia spite Of the
pstty fidieuIa, prevalent some h~sz o.
ten years back. involved in the .et ~
the miseAievous snail BOY calling at
"lorty love-" with AxASRe rnted .e,.
phssis on the "ls~s." ss he regarded.
. match threush the knot holss III n
fence.
The msm bers Of the Lsaxwood Club
voiced :tAeir keeiings yesterday, vA~a-
they declared :. that "the scoring
terms, 'dsues' and love- should Be r.
tainsd hseeuse they have gained dir
atty Through long use snd trsdition.s.
Astde from thl rsasens stated stovs
fer the eentahusncs Of the old scoring
terms. the pseposed numeral systsm,
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21

Just Punching the Bag
Convention 10 Decide Promoter Of B,,,
By ". O. MeCesh.a

. % many promoters havv v,luntes,.d .. ....x~
s.s .a s u. mad. bid. f N. % ss ss7.
ce,. square Garden. WITH evs,as snsnA,, - I
, a - "a. 4. :" Tie BE- ~. ss: =. ' =. "a r..
inspected by the n ose.asd ' Afn WITH Dc dss
fastest os sstsns @ '''0''' ~.s'd Be assat tie
Il tn s, ra ss' "a: ..,..a IN s
A s -. 80 A.s.r q na"ha putting % IL. er.
:,s:d = rs,ssh s..'o Ard sa u. es:''
D.S ~ 80 h.ee:s and 'sas cenrstA sooe .ans. - % .
@ s eaps C. ceehssn England s.d IN ra. 80 1sw ~
rh. % p @ - scrsn. IN Paris offered ssrts sf f.nes
~, ~. .'"s came William Fo1, masnste sr1 .rx -
1os ne ssut than 1heda Sers M to e II - eaesed 'a'
understood that Bidding under hst % - ~ s' y
bsins eussa ~ s : sr 5snu.ry ss snd c.s
M ..nxs 1essus. q III ths sadax t.t not On. n &A
hst 81 70 aeke d'ns In only thing ass sney s~,.*
simply for the snd un.da.ated iov. Of th. % % s ess
S.v. net 1s d.e.a s profit. wa 1a. ss
S '"'' " ~a b ussd fer noble purpo,s ~ '
bo<ers Arc Puzzled
There is little wonder. then that both p,rp.~ .,x
confused The spirit sehe.dce th. 49,
which promoter The xs so,t ,ee ~
p.o as .. s's. D.mes, and psseamp asae.1 d CO.
se nen preotsss especially prshbseu hs .+ n
csnadsr The prsdse.aent Of Mr. J.ek x..rn. a..
should accept tho eer Of CpreA ana ~ ~. - -
a' 100000 b.s ). nev.r would ~. 's % .s pu. .ad
tss oar Of Mr. ce6rsA Dssehaps manager Of c.rst
Monsear John the S.,se, but Monsieur srn M ~ "
~aS have the Interests Of sport NOR, =. 40
" ~ "'en nevs more francs hsn John the n.,A
10 seem: only fair the boxers snd .sns.i. a.
% 0lteo managers 70 decide which p,,e%.,
"0oo ~ ae cpe 70 the highest pun. =. ~. h
sam and Ut him proceed WITH The elevation. ~ s'''*
Start Fighe for Boxinx
Nh, - p:Rn 70 .essers professional started With .o
N me stsse The blu by seaster 1sses
ca" 1of useen fnnd g deeion
s~o 3odsss aetne With shs seems e b. -
.oe neson hvng judges heu On ts eornd th S
tor dseisten By the referee. ' >o" cal"
ta matter that not qna.rsiae about Gem. ,~,.I
''S ." to maze acme deeen&
y sne men Instead Of the eodd.es
% oee'ns Whether they juAess or By the
!ssee sscnA Under tho old nodeein ut. ~. 49,
.xet' and tne 's.e hed sround New Yot w.
b best = ~ ~ - N''te e'1'sa - do
T"sny rounds would make than tho
se ous h9sssn would suit hoxins fann .~sx
nSeR!ensh!ps haxs eAangsd "y
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Two Favorites
Home First at
Oriental Park
Spence Wins With Mis-
Patty and Walter Mack,
Marse John Runs Second

eSscs0 Cesrss1e~4sWao
HAVANA. Jan. 2o.-Ths Aor,>s evnet
aud ssainsd hy Kay Spsnos vsr, mvsn
IN evidence this afternoon 1t Orisn<>I
Park. Out Of four starters ke aad.
died two winners and . second: ~
other entry failed to finish in tn
money.
In winning the first svsnt With Miss
Patty. Spsnes sent the favoTite to the
post, and she 30 far suteiessed he's
opponents that the result was never IN
doubt, the daughter Of Robert Kay
Z. Lea. scoring easily BY I've lsnntAs.
.ront Of Little One.
Walter Mack, which showed improve
asat evsS his last raes, made 1t tAs
,sesnd vieteyy for the Sysnee eelsss.
Hs vas . split favorite IN the third
rsee, and after being outyun IN the
eayly part elesed with . rush and Won
llAndily BY = length from Nsps, which
ns the same distance In ffsnt Of
lferret
IN tie claiming handicap, fourth "a
.he card. Spence again sent the eheies
10 the post In Marie John. but through
weak ride on the part Of Murray h1
sns defeated BY = nose. Surplies lead.
81 him home.
Jockey Ca1mody carried Of the rid-
as honors BY landing two winners.
.'we fsvoTitss won.
The results:
aiming Az. and . half fuYionss}-Xis:
atty: ia tnu,.ayl. : 70 8. 8 e eaa
sG xo7 ns Ise1n.rs:or .::, ss. - .ts1:;s,ssr,: .s,
% tBrown,. : 70 !, 70 3 Aad TO S.
ai.a: 7iH: l':,; ;I, r..d. 1sils r:r11s:j.
ssocnd race tpurse $500: thres.ysAs.o,d
Hi':. - tcA1mody,. to l. 70 :nd )
,.S. 'ssi .s1 es, eve. " .:e.s1: s1sn.s Ssss
70 !. IaSS sA,1d- 80 5ins. ~. A!%',srsa::
3ensro. Venetian Boy and ovin also ran.
nd up; claiming; si1 fsSisass,-waNsr
.st J. 1sS .ss xS:Ss-;, S:o. 3. tet:.: sea .sa :.
sre~nS: s to ;, .r:s md g !: .a.rs.
,ea. John IT, 3r ana os hsss. s.pSs" a sl:. Fan. 1s
Fourth race .tpurss teos: shrse-ysA,.olds
I'd up: claiming: handicap; stx tssIonssI
,sa5Diiee. g !, ,e ies sc.smea,,, s .e
-; to s: to : and ! to .; second;
.saim ana skesrfse. alec ' ran. a. ~
Fifth race tpurse 1900: thrss-yAr-esds
tssnth)-w; Ward 1el (Fleteh.r>. ! 20 i,
sxsa AMI ! TO- I, wen: xAttiseot& ~
sad; Yenehss. 1e3 {Hunt}. ito 1. wa ~
! to :. third. Time. / 90 Is, Guide teSs.
Anxiety. War Tax and Mud 0ilie alec An
Sixth race lpsrss ssss: feur.yearo,ds
Major Dome. 1ol lCoSsy), to i, -
ea1 to :: Won: hssr.aan. - tE. Fasrj,
70 :. svsn ana to :. second; Byrns. u
tCa!medZ(. to !. to 8 and . 10 Z.
sAird. Time, l:<1 t-s. Fountain Nv
0eby Cal. Jellloo0 and HecAiP aiso nm
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
May Shift Frane3slse

F7cHBUR0. xsss, Jan. 3e~-Nsse-
dstsee for The transfer sf the prvvi.
dsnss EAstsya Lsagus basEbAll fr~n-
ehsse y THE Aty are unSsy wsy, Il
va i:aned se.asY. 1hs mstsss 10 sx-
Psstsd y come before the anaval meet
Ing Of sAe ieagvs IN New Havso -
nsssrsw.s Territorial rights = Fiseh4
burg hsa ~ tAs New 3aa3asl I1s9u>
may tmptse aa ebstaelA.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Another Bout for Wilde

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Jan. zo.-Jimmt
Wilde, English hywsieht ehsmpiea
boxer, will meet Mike Extle, sf st. Paui
On January 20 before . loexl eiuh.I
Ertle 10 70 weigh 115 pounds. Aeesvdinti
e agreement Ertle takes tie place ef
Frankie Masen, Of 1ndiana, wke org
tally w1s booked to meet Wide,
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21

PStses ea4 Tss1se ~ 0usl.
. A0MkS ~ kxSKkT nEcxANcS
xAS Nn4Dwss8~DGkk>.Co0suusv d,
~ Ws9 ~ H.. Nsnv Uguueouv.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
'.Big Ed" Walsh - Df.n.~.

bhI00LPO1T. Cssa.. Jan. 3n-Aa-
neanesme"t wss ns6s ts-day thss .Bir
"a" "a'sh. one tine staS DissAsr sf the
CA'ease Asasziesns, hes been sagnsd TO
b manager Of the BriAgepsst club Of
the Eastern Leagua fer he coming ss.-
son. For several nasuehs Wslsh has
been . dsruty sheriff IN New Havsn
Couutvy.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
International Standard Of
Play IN Tennis Is Proposed

v:sld t.sl - esatsse tie Point sssas
WITH the eamas see1e- Csa yuv in
:eane senselvativs EnataaA sbAnAsn.
~ the s3l lew" sad 'dsses" fer saY.
thing % pragmstie1 / e>nfeee Il h
Sstss bsysad the sphere s1 NJ tna9isa-
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21

Last Day for kennd Entries
Entries for the annual dog show Of
the Westminster Kennel Club. to be
held In the Grand Central Palace from
February IL - IL, will close to -dsv.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
intercollegiate League
WATER poEo STANDING
SWIMMING STANDING

- Columbia: Schre.ber Of Princeton se~-
-: oarrfEus. OF Columbia. third. rifne.
Two hundred and seventy v.rs.-w.
Fcih. OF Columbia: Scht6 of Coinmbis
:.eecnd: Foster. OF Princeton. third. Tina.
Two hundred yard re,ay-wor ~
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The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-10-29
AMERICA OBJECTS
TO TRUSTEESH|P
PLANS FOR PROTECTION OF RUS
SIAN RIGHTS IN CHINA
CONSIDERED.
Chinese Foreign Office Assures State
Department That Return of Russian
Rights in Chira as Proposed by Boil
sheviki Will Not Be Accepted.

ingtOn.-InfOrmal negotiations,
entered into with other Powers by the
United States with a view to the pro-
lection of Russian rights in China,
have reached only a tentative stage.
SO far no definite or concerted plan
of action has been agreed upon, but it
was learned that 10 form of interna-,
tiOnal trusteeship of Russian rights in
China, as proposed by one Of the Pow
ers, will befundertaken because of the
difficulty which the United States be-
lieveS inevitably must surround such
a procedure.
Upon receipt Of formal notification
last week from Charles L. Crane, the
American Minister at Picking, of the
withdrawal by China of recognition of
Russian diplomatic and consular rep
resentatives in China appointed by the
KerenSky regime, the American Gov
eminent Immediately made informal
inquiry of the Chinese Foreign Office
as to the measures to be adopted for
the protection of Russian citizens in
China in the absence of Russian repre-
SentativeS.
At the same time informal negotia-
lions were entered into with the allied
Powers for the formulation of a joint
plan of action for the safeguarding of
Russia's rights in China.
Since the State Department initiated
these negotiations it has been given
assurances by the Chinese Foreign Of
flee that the Picking Government has
no intention Of accepting the return
of Russian rights in China as proposed
by the BOlSheviki.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-10-29
Decline Of Prices.

Chieago-That there will be fall
ing off in prices, amounting in some in
stances to as much as 80 per cent
within the next six or seven months,
was the opinion expressed by dele
gates to the convention of the Pur-
chasing Agents Association, which
opens here. eve do not believe there
is going to be any crash" said A. H.
Reinhardt, vice chairman of the con-
vention committee. But all of the
buyers / have talked with seem to be-
lieve that the peak of prices has been
reached.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-10-29
RECORD CORN CROP BROKEN
Forecast Shows all Previous Records
Will Be Broken.

Washington.-The 1920 corn crop
promises to be the largest in the his
tory of the country by more than co.
100000 bushels.
A yield of 1926, 49,, 900 bushels, COM
pared with the previous record pro-
duction of 3, 124, 100000 bushels in 1912,
was forecast by the Department OF
Agriculture from a condition of 1871
on October l. The yield would exceed
that of last year by practically 100000
600 bushels Kansas, Nebraska and
Missouri will contribute practically all
of the increase
Warm and dry September weather,
free from widespread killing froSts,
aided the maturing of the late crop,
and during the month the prospects
for this year were increased by 49,
100000 bushels. The frost near the
end of the month did little damage,
and the great bulk of the crop is now
safe on that score, Government ex-
pertS said
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-10-29
Tax Bill Grows.

Observation-Disclosures tax bill for
the fiscal year ending June 80 amount
ed to $5,4OS,O75, 1853, approximately a
billion and half dollar more than was
paid into the federal treasury in the
previous IL months. A preliminary re-
port of the commissioner of internal
revenue, made public, showed that
from income and profits taxes the gov
eminent received approximately three
fourths of all its revenue. In these
items there was an increase of ST.
356,000000 over the fiscal year of 1919,
receipts for the two years being: 1920,
So, 957, 701, 600; 1919, $2,6O0,OOO,OOO.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-10-29
COAL CAR ORDER EXTENDED
Action Is Taken To Satisfy, the
Demands For Domestic
Coal.

Observation-Disclosures to satisfy de-
mands for domestic coal in various
states was taken by the Interstate
Commerce Commission in an order re-
quiring railroads east of Montana,
Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico
to furnish coal cars to mines in prefer
ence to any other use. Former orders
of this character applied only east OF
the Mississippi River. The present
order, the commission said, would run
until further notice, but be relaxed
as the situation warranted The COM
mission also ordered all outstanding
permits for use of coal cars for other
freight cancelled, but announced that
arrangements to continue the move
ment of certain. essentials, such as SUI
gar beets to factories would be pIadeg
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-10-29
MUST FREE PRISONERS
Great Britain To Take Certain
Action" Against Soviet
Russia.

London.-Great Britain has threat
ened to take certain action" against
Soviet Russia if steps are not taken
by October 10 for the release of Brit
ish prisoners held by the Bolsheviki,
says the Herald, organ of labor, which
prints what purports to be the text
of notes exchanged by the British and
Soviet Governments. Leonfd Krassin,
head of the Russian Trade Mission
here, has replied on behalf of the So
Wet regime that it win promise to full
fill the conditions required by Great
Britain when the latter carries out her
part of the bargain made last July
for the mutual release of all prisoners
and cessation of all hostile action.