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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-12

On the Second Floor
Shoes for Women and
Children,
Children's Coats, Suits, Hats,
Dresses, and all
Children's Wear,
Infants Wear,
Sweaters,
Womcn's House Dresses and
Aprons,
Knit Underwear
for Women and Children,
Draperies of every kind.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18

la spta Aearga rba dar pa la sosrea eli barbatul
ultmu cuvnt ,Smana nevasta Nam ascultat-o Remi-
ne pc drumuri's, moare mlhnrea in suflet. s
Companei de asgurare trebua sd paeasca $4,000
VENT bine. Faptu sa ,irut suspect (aedea ca sofia
aflmd accidental baulu VENT sd pateasca rata 81 sau
cut ccrceari Dac Fl fos ASA aorta faptuui ca pla
tit ocmai in umu moment, poate ca angea cazu 81 la ege
ar s dovedit accidental avu oc la oree II 81 45 p
deci so minute dup sa p0t rata, ca fos sil
sd plesc premu Gle $4,000 far nci scazamnt zicInd
rectoru companiei ctre vduvl ,Ai avut Daca
boveai 5 minute pereai $1O,00O'.
Prn conditiunea patr soceatiIe de asiglrare els
tiguri frrmose aaog la capital 81 deci toate cond
tiunie in avoarea ei din toate TRACE fooase ca
treue sd mre faptul ca pot p&t premn MAJ MARI Gle CIT
socetle de aiuor eciproc carl, dupa Vol arata in
aru de mime bucul de nc din avantajele socie
tatilor de asigurarc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18

Sc zice Cd f0stul Kaiser odata
ell schimbarea domiciliului a
schimbat 81 meseria, 81 din taie-
tor de lenne a deyenit croitor.
- Nh Sc spllne: Militar sau civil !;
de harbati sau de dame, ori. de-.
mincinni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18
P0STA REDACTIEI.
Onor. Societati ,,Aurel vlai-

Onor. Societati laurel Vlai-
cu", Bettendorf, Iowa: Pa.
chetul cu Vol. al 2-lea visa
trimis de multi. Probabil ca sd
perdut. All trimitem altul asi-
gurat.
Onor. societati ,Desteapta-te
Romine'' Detroit, Michigan: =
Acelasi respuns ca 81 soc. laurel
Vlaicu.
Nicolae Scortia, Alton, ILL.,: -
Initialele u. S. r. A. insemncaza
Uniunea Solicitation Romine A.
mcricane. Prcscurtare din hume
le complect al Uniunei. Caznrlle
de accidente 81 dc moarte mem.
brilor carl au plecat acasa 81 au
remas membrii Uniunei Sc vor
plati in dolari riu lei. $7OO 81 nu
700 lei. Ca cotele lunare sunt
mari in banii de acasa aheva-
rat, dar 81 beneficiul pc care i
capata mare. Vsfuta romana
n are Sc fie multi tnnp asa sea
zuta. Cind leui Sc VI ridica Ia
valoafea real6 Gotta nu va Fl Is
lei, cum spuneti Dtra, ci vre-o
sase lei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18
INFORMAT|UN|

On nou element in crima din
New York. Prosecutorul Ed
ward Swami, care personal lu.
at asllprasi ancheta ucMerei lui
Joseph Bovine Elwell, dupa ce
mister dup6 mister s'au adunat
mul peste altul 81 rezolvarea a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18

E41V VWI VVasUAaOSsV
Ungurii s'au apucat de plagi-
lat. O tclegrama aduce Stirea CD
All legiferat peIleapsa ell bataia,
aplicind pentru diferite delete
cite douezeci 81 cinci de lovituri
IA partea dorsala. Aceasta o
inovatie pur romineasca, mai Gu
seama numarul ..Douazeci 81
cinci ca Ia politie'', pc care dc
buna seama an invatat-o della
Romini pc timpul ocupatnnel
Budapestei. Apoi sa ne ierte d
lor. Sa nu Sc laude cu merltele
altuia.
O fata tinara a foSt rdplta de
ne Strada. Trecatorii a vaZut-o
zbatindu-se in bratele rdpitorulGi
81 au auzit-o tipInd pc END til
harul a urcat-o in automobil. In
treaga strada fost alarmata
femeilc plingeau 81 barbatii, cu
pumnii incleStati scr1sneau din
dinti, coprinsi de indignare. a
MI sd Sc fure o fata ziua amia-
Ia mare din mijlocul unui oras
mare ca Chicago! Politia zhu-
ratoarc f0st avizata de zcci De
aparate telcfonicc 81 in citeya
minute a fost Ia fata locului.
.,Inainte. Drept inainte. un
aut0mobil mare. verde. Treizeci
de ami, 200 de funzi. Sase URINE
Ras cu perdaf. Haine civite 81 o
Sapca neagra" strigau acei earl
an putut primde la iuteala starea
civila a criminalllui. 81 politia
NINA inainte. pc cind lumea re-
mime pc strada gesticulini 81 co
mentind indrazneala rapitoruiul.
Pcste o jumatate ceas rapito-
rul prins 81 edith speciale a
nunta ca TN tilhar vcstit a fu-
rat della fereastra unui mare ma
gain o figura de ceara imbraca-
Ia Gu blana scumpa, in valoa-
re de 81 800, dar a fost prins de
polite.
Gel carl an vazut rapirca dau
dim cap neIncrczatori: Am Va
zut die ca Sc zbafea in bratela
lui."
,,Da, 81 am auzit-o tipind," zic
citeva doamne.
IA strigat 81 el la ca Sc taca, =
zrc altele.
,,Mcfturi de-ale politiei. Vor
sa ne prosteasca 20 zice 0 batri-
ma, 81 asa urmeaza plna Vln M
ste cOpii earl Intaresc cele publi-
cate de ziar, zicind ca an vazut
81 geamul spart pc unde tllharul
scos figura della vitrina prd
yaliei.
O DANA tinara 81 foarte dragu-
ia. din Atlantic City, care in ci-
teya minute era in stare Sd du-
bleze bataile inimei tinarului pc
care ..punea'' ochii, a faIcnt afa-
ceri bune logodindu-se All 81 des-
logodindu4se milne, pima end
s'a spart ulciorul 81 unul din cei
pacaliti denuntat cazul justiti-
eli. Judecatorul, un Solomon mo-
dern, a convins doamna ca inelul
de logodna numai atunci devine
proprictatea celei care il poar-
ia daca s'a cununat Gu acela ca
re liza daruit.
Sc zice Cd fostul Kaiser odata
eli schimbarea domiciliului a
schimbat 81 meseria, 81 din taie-
tor de lemne a devenit croitor.
- Nh Sc spune: Militar sau civil ;
de harbati sau de dame, ori. de-.
mincinni.
!snlFAnnGaRer1ns1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18

ce@tei crime parea tot atat de
departc dupa o saptamina de Ger
cetari ga in prEma ri, a spus a.
seara:
..AceaSta este cea mai miSteri-
CASA crima comisa in ultimele
gcneratii Ca avem de aface Gu 0
crima. nu nici indOiala. 1nsa
motivul G absolut necunoscut no.
ia. Urmelc care ar duce la crimi-
nal. lipsesc. Minnie ma fost des-
copcrit care ar putea eel putin
cauza uncle banuieli.''
In ultimul moment, dupa mai
multe intcrogatorii luate, sc spu-
he ca i'll noalptea in care s'a CO.
mis- crima, Elwell a dat un ban.
chet la hotelul Ritz-Carlton. In
societatea lui f0st DANA inn
bracata in negru. Autoritatile
cauta ca Sc o afle i'm credinta Cd
va putea afla della ca ceva.
Soferul lui Caruso arestat. =
East Hampton. n. Y George
Fitzgerald, soferul 81 pazitomtl
easel Enrico Caruso. detinut
sub cautiune de mie dolari, a.
cuzat cd a violat legea Sullivan,
purtind la el arma de foe.
Dupa cc a fost pusa cautiunea,
Fitzgerald S IA mtors Ia casa sta
piniior lui. Ell va fl ascultat de
iudecltorul Sheriff. Vineri la 9
p. m. FL a pledat ca nu e vino
vat 81 a cerut ca sc lie juIdecat
in scurt tnnp. II
Soferul a spus ca revOlverul
la fost dat de ll-na Caruso, ca
aceasta a spus ca II are lipsa de
permit pentru ca d. Caruso a a.
ranjat GU politia. Ell ma esit Gu
revolverul de aci, ci il tinea in
tr'un singur sertar in biroul lui.
Revolvcrul era pentru protejarea
d-nei Caruso 81 fetei ei.''
y s.
Democratic din Ohio sunt pen
tru Cox. Columbus. = Acum
find cd statul Ohio fost ales
pentru purtdtorul stindardului re
publican. democratic din Ohio 81
an dublat incercarile ca Sc obti-
na inca onoare pentru acest
stat, alegind pc Guvernorul ia
mes NJ. Cox ca purtator al stin-
dardului democrat, in congre- :
sui partidului democrat din San
Francisco.
Pc data ce a fost anuntata no.
minarea lui Harding. fostul GA
vernon James f. Campbell, un de
leeat din Ohio pentru conferinta
din San Francisco a TRIMS scri-
sori la toti delegatii democrat
din Ohio. intrchmd de ce Guvar-.
norul Cox sd nu fie nominal.
Wood raspunde lui Butler. =
Chicago. = Maiorua General Wo-
od intro declaratie semnata, ca
1acterizeaza cele spuse de Nicho-
las Hurray Butler de ,,falsitate
malitioasa Butler spunca ca
,prijinitorii lui Wood erau: ,,ban
cher fara scrupule, prOmOvatori
de mine 81 izvoare de petrol, ia
bricanti de munitic, 81 altii de a.
ceasta categorie.
princesa arestata. New York.
= Q femeie care spunc ca prin-
ceea Dilla Pratta, care este g.
cum detinuta in temnita della j.
ferson pc acuzele abuse ei ca ar
Fl comis uncle escrochcrii In San
Francisco 81 ca abtinut bani
sub prctensilme falsa, a obtir It
permisia de a apare in fata ju-
dccatorului dela curtea supran;a.
Ea spune ca acuzele ce Use adnc
sunt false, insistind ca acuzato-
rul eli vrea sd o sileasca a sc re-
iatoarcc in San Francisco ca sa
Sc casatoreasca Gu el 81 a are
nntat-o Gu moartea daca nu =,
"a supnne dorintei lni. Ea spnae
ca el ia dat hani, Ss1sa volantar.l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18
Bolsevistii vor parasi Persia

= Londra. Agentia Central
News Spune ca aflat DIN surst
demne de incredere ca ca un re
zllltat al negocierilOr directe din
tre gWernnl Persiei 81 George
Cicerin, ministrul de externe bOi.
sevist. acesta a anmtat ca bol
sevistii sunt gaia a evacua Per
sia sub uncle conditii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18
Moare din lepra. :

- Ziarul Medical Examiner
anunta ca moartca d-nei He .r,e-
tia Kahn, in etatc de 66 ami, sc
datorestc unei boil dif,rze de lc-
pra 81 ncphritis. Diagnoza a fost
facuta Gle DR.. Charles s. r. Ca
ssassa. Moartea aceasta a fest
instiintata politiei de doctorill
f;:milici Kahn, care a constat tai
ca ere de face Gu I'm ,az de
loprl.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18

salarele lunare.
.Starea financiara a ol'asulu, a
fest cunoscuta numai in sedinta
,.omitetului financiar. Primarul
Thompson a planuit ca Sc facii
u'.n budgetul acestui an fatl nc
soilor, incetina Gu platirea mate
r;alclor pentru oras. Pima acam
Gcja s'a acumulat datorii fn su-
pi;, de un million, care nu suit
Platte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18
Perderile bolsevistilor. :

Perderile bolsevistilor. - Con
stantinopol. Fortele genera
lului Wrangel, fruntasul anti
bolsevist din Crimea, inainteaza
din trei parti. Succesul lui feno
menal a facut de reusit ca Sc
stabileasca un front Ia Kaskova
81 Dneiper. Trllpele lui Wrangcl
ia ucaptnrat 1000 de bolsevist
81 patruzeci de tunuri mari, d;n
cele 100 de tunuri mari pc care
Sc zice ca lie aveau bolseyistii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18
H.. u putct saliva pc C0lciay

k:.'u put:t saliva pc Colciay
= Paris. = Maiorul General Ju-
les Janln, care cOmandat for.
tele Cehe din Siberia, a ajuns
ia Marseihles astazi. El dcclarat
ca amiralul Colciag, fostul sef al
guvernului della Omsk, cazu;
din cauza erorilor personale 81 a
gravelor greseli.
Generaluil Janin a adaugat Cd
trlppele Cehe au primit ordinc
imperative della guvernul lor si:
nu sc amestece i'm afacerile ST.
beriene 81 fortele care au incer.
cat ca Sc scape pc amiral, n an
putut ca sal scape pentru ca a.
miralul fost compaect incunju-
rat de bolsevisti 81 insurgenti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18

natl la moarte. Copenhaga. =
Eupa cum spun depesele din
Htlsingfors, memhri, din antara-
JUL amiralulai Colciag. earl an
fcst capturati fmprcuna gu Col
Gag i'm Siberia, au fost condam-
nat de catra IN tribunal sovia-
tist dim Moscova.
Cherven-Vo lely, ministrul de
ll:terne in guvernni lin Nmsk
l.. Shumilovsk.y, m!nistrul mum
cii; Larieno, 81 i.iovtov an fost
ccrdamnati "A moar.e.
Alti sase M fost condamnati
la munca silnica pc viata, alti
zect la munca silni.:a pc zece ami,
ar dol, la d,i ami.
" Chervsl Volaly. eel MAJ
prem inent dli.tf" coadamnati, a
fI>t inamte bin: cunoscut ca TN
fr'n:as in muni.:pa,;tatca Pc
.rogradului. :: Moscovei.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09

ear for seed, but unless other quail
ties are watched the stalk will get
short, the ears grow close to the
ground, and the yield will decrease.
Seed must be selected from stalks of
proper size.
Plant Early-Checkrow.
Much more corn is damaged by
fall frosts before it is matured than
by spring frosts because is is plant
ed too early. Early planted corn may
not grow much larger than later plant
ing, but the early planting will mature
first. Light frosts that nip the leaves
do very little damage. We begin
planting May 10th to 18th, and any
corn not planted before May 25th has
a poor chance to mature and make
good feed. Corn on MANFRED land
will mature earlier than on old wheat
land not MANFRED. Plant only good
seed-test for termination, don't
guess. If the seed does not grow, mon
ey and time are wasted.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09

Fortunately the president can't dis
miss senators who have minds of their
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
"The Tonic of Big Things"

1Ic 1OIlC VI Dig 1n1nGS.
Next Monday evening will be given
at the Methodist church a Fathers
and Sons banquet under the auspices
of the Boy Scouts. Each father is
to bring his son or some one else's
son. Tickets will be sold before the
banquet so the ladies in charge will
know just how many to prepare for.
The four patrol leaders will have the
tickets for sale. They will see you.
Make it easy for them by buying! See
announcement in another part of the
paper. The Valley county interchurch
convention will be held in Glasgow
next Tuesday, April 18th, at the Con-
gregational church. There seems to
be some confusion as to which church
the meetings are to be held in, but
the arrangement at Great Falls was
a announced above. The following
speakers will be present to present the
interchurch program: Rev. W. M
Jordan of Butte, Mrs. w. H. Haley
Froid; Rev. D. E. Baker, Waller; Rev,
F. A. Armstrong, Cascade, and Mr.
Bruce Johnson of Great Falls. There
will be a special session for the young
people at 4:30 Tuesday afternoon
Young people take notice and be or
hand to hear the program for the
youth of the land. 1t is a great day
to begin life.
The Wednesday evening meeting
will become a teachers training class
The book Life in the Making" viii
be the basis of study.
You are invited. Good music. Come.
]. r. JEFFERY,
Pastor
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
NOW
OF AMERICANS

Leonard Wood is now, since the
death of Theodore Roosevelt, the
greatest living American, according
to Thomas Reed of Atlanta, Ga, who
served under Wood in Cuba and the
Philippines. Following his discharge
from the army Reed was engaged in
business in the Philippine Islands
while Wood was in command there.
Consequently he had opportunity to
observe the general from the position
of a soldier and Of a business man.
"Wood is an ideal American, and
many times have l extolled his many
good qualities, his Americanism and
his wonderful ability to my thirteen
year-old boy" writes Mr.. Reed. "Since
the death of the great Colonel Roose-
welt, it is my opinion that General
Wood is now the greatest living
American. l have no doubt whatever
of his nomination, and that means his
election. l merely recite all this tc
show that I am in a position to know
the great character of General Wood
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
CORN CAN BE GROWN With
SUCCESS ON WESTERN FARMS

VI AAAo ). ~
ing suitable seed and information as
to the best methods of growing corn,
than ever before.
Reasons for Growing Corn.
Grain farming-depending on just
one source of income-has proven a
very hazardous enterprise in many Sec
tions, and sooner or later fails every
where. The farmer who keeps at least
a few cows, hogs, sheep and chickens
has been able to pull through the lean
years with less difficulty than the one
crop man. There is no crop that
equals corn as a food for all kinds of
live stock.
Corn properly planted and c%ultivat-
ed, on we'll prepared land leaves the
soil in as good or better shape to
grow a grain crop as summerfallow'
Weeds, plant diseases and insects may
be controlled to a large extent by ro-
tating, or changing crops-not grow
ing the same crop on the same land
year after year. Growing corn and
feeding live stock makes it possible
to return some of the fertility to the
soil. After land has been farmed for
ten to twenty years, a light applica-
ton of will work wonders.
Corn on our demonstration farm at
Grand Forks made it possible to clean
out wild oats, mustard and ever
small patches of quack grass and
thistle. The yield of wheat for three
years before our rotation got around
was eleven and a half bushels per acre
For the three years after the rotation
went around once, the yield averaged
thirty-two bushels per acre Our ro-
tation is grass (~alfalfa, sweet clover
or timothy and clover suble manure)
corn, we'll cultivated, and small grain
wheat, oats and barley. This ro-
tation may be varied to suit the need
of any farm, but we certainly fee
that rotation-including a cultivated
crop, and a legume, such as alfalfa
sweet clover or red clover-is needed
Grow More Wheat.
We do not advocate the growing OF
corn and other feed crops and reducing
the production of wheat. Our rota'
ton indicates that as much or NOR
wheat can be produced on half or two.
thirds of the land now sown to wheat
if a proper rotation or crops is prac'
ticed. We believe that the yield anc
production of wheat in the northwest
cali be maintained, only by a proper
rotation of crops-growlng corn, al
falfa, sweet clover, ETC., feeding it to
! livestock and returning some. active
organic matter and fertility to the sol
in the shape of b%arnyard manure.
How to Grown Corn.
In the northwest the seasons arc
short and cool, as compared with tho
corn belt, Iowa and Nebraska; hence
corn must be planted as early as pos
sible and on properly prepared land
for best results. Also acclimated va
rieties should be planted--get seec
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09

Corn can be grown successfully, and
will prove to be a valuable crop on
many Of Williams county farms, where
at present it is not thought possible
to grow corn. The corn belt has NOV
ed north very rapidly, and the demand
for cultivated crop that will furnish
valuable feed for stock is claiming
the attention of good farmers in all
parts Of the northwest. A few years
ago corn was practically unknown to
the farmers of northern North Dako-
ia, and the western provinces Of Can
ada. Now there are thousands of
acres devoted to this crop, and there is
greater interest being taken in secur-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
hurch Directory
Baptist.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Prayer meeting at the church We'd
nesday evening.
Every member is urged to attend the
interchurch county conference that is
to be held in the Congregational
church Tuesday, April 10. Continuous
sessions from $50 a. m. lasting all
day, closing with an illustrated lecture
in the evening. These meetings are
open to everybody and will be intense
ly interesting and instructive. Speak
ers from different parts of the state.
E. B. Pease, Supt.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
Congregational.


"That l may Know Him and the
Power of His Resurrection |"
HOO Morning worship. Subject
of address, Resurrection Power
Special music by the choir.
1900 Sabbath school. Subject OF
lesson, Deborah and Barak Delwin
Israeli" Judges 4:4-16.
7:45 Sacred concert by the chorus
choir. The program is printed in full
on another page of this issue.
Thursday, 1880, midweek prayer
service.
Saturday, 400, Junior Christian En-
deavor.
Rhoda Jane Dickinson.
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school supplies you this.
Religio at 1880 p. m. A lesson or
"the Doctrine of the Laying on of
Hands,"
Preaching at 8:15 p. m.
Jas c. Page.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
METHODIST.

Sunday, April 10, 1920.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning worship at II a. m.
Epworth League at 6:45 p. m.
Evening worship at 1880 p. m.
The pastor will preach at each SER
vice. The theme of the morning SER
mon will be "Some Certain Certain
ties" Men are especially invited to
hear this sermon. Evening theme
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
Lutheran.

Sunday school and bible class at 10
a. m. No service at Glasgow.
Services north of Frazer at 8 p. m.
On Sunday, April 10, the Ladies'
Aid of Norway congregation meets at
Misses Johnson's place. Services at
the same time. Business meeting of
the members of the congregation held
after services. The same Sunday
there will be services at Highland
school house at 2 p. m. Business
meeting after services.
A. n. Livdahl, Pastor.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
How IL Your Complexion?

A woman should grow more beau
tiful as she grows older and she will
with due regard to baths, diet and ex-
%ercise, and by keeping her liver and
bowels in good working order. If you
are haggard and yellow, your eyes
losing their lustre and whites becom-
ing yellowish, your flesh flabby, it
may be due to indigestion or to slug
gish liver. Chamberlain's Tablets cor
rect these disorders.
The managing editor wheeled his
chair around and pushed his button
for the office boy.
Here" said he to the youthful fac,
totum, "are a number of directions
from subscribers as to the best way
to run a newspaper. See that these
ideas are all carried out"
And Jimmie, gathering them all into
the editorial waste basket, did so.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
Reorganized Latter Day Saints.
(Odd Fellows Hall)

Sunday school at 2 p. m. If you are
neglecting your education of the bible
you are passing up one of the most
important things of life, the Sunday
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Laying of Cable Held Up
By Orders From Wilson
Colby, Daniels and Baker File
Answers to Injunction Suit
NV the Western Union

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.-Admitting
interference with the landing on Amer
lcan shores Of the Western Union cable
from Barbados, and saying that they
acted under direct orders Of Preside at
Wilson, Secretaries Colby, Baker and
Taniels filed to-day in the District S1-
preme Court their answers in the suit
brought by the telegraph company for
an injunction restra ming them from
preventing the landing Of the cable
line.
The Cabinet officers say an injunc-
ton would infict injury upon the gov
ernment and the people of the United
States and would hamper President
Wilson in the conduct of negotiations .
with foreign countries on the subject
of cable communications.
Secretary Colby argues the right of
the President to deny a landing privi-
lege to any foreign owned cable unless
equal right is given by the foreign
country for the landing of American
owned cables. Asserting that the West
ern Telegraph Company, with which
the Western Union line would connect
Mt Barbados, has an 4ntercoastal cable
monopoly in Brazil. Mr.. Colby con-
tends the landing Of the Western Union
cable would further che alleged monop-
oily and exclude American companies
flom competition with the British com
p0Ny.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Miss Prentice
Makes Debutat
Dinner-Dance
$50 Guests Are Present Al,
Large Affair in the Ritz:
Miss Longfellow Also
Is Introduced to Society
Ethel Cllard Makes Bow
Mrs. Robert Ramsey Gives
Reception for Daughter
in Rose Room Of Plaza

Mr.. and Mrs. John H Prentice gave
one Of the largest dinner dances of the
season last night at the r tz Carlton
for the debut OF their daughter, NJ S.
Caroline c. Prentices The guests in
cluded the depurantes Of the season
the girls who came out few years
ago and the younger and older married
sets. The guests at dinner numbered
$50, snd they were seated at small
tables in the large ballroom. The dec
orations were elaborate and on the
tables were arranged pink lilies pink
roses and pansies. The walls were fes-
tooned with Southern sm lax. while in
the balcony were potted plants. Tall
palms and ferns were arranged along
the sides of the room. After the dinner
the room was cleared for dancing
which was general throughout the
evening, with supper served shortly
after midnight. Mrs. Prentice and her
daughter received in the CRY tal room.
The guests at dinner included Nj.
and Mrs Cornell US Vanderbilt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur lsel n, Mr.. am Mrs Lydie
Hoyt, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers
Winthrop. Mr. and Mrs Vincent Astor
Mr. and Mrs Thomas NJ. Carnegie, Mr..
and Mrs. E. n. Fuller Potter, MIR. ana