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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-20

beginning each week. Any one can
send a watch to be tested, but unless
the watch ordinarily keeps good time,
it would have small chance of obtain
ing a certificate. The test lasts nine
teen days, and at the end of that time
the Bureau returns the watch with a
report of its performance, whether it
wins a certificate or n0As> The Time
Section asks us to emphasize. the fact
that it does not clean, oil. or repair
watches. but simply gives them set
test for accuracy The fee for max
ing the test is $3.50.
To pass the temperature test a
watch is placed in a giass-wailed com
partmenta in which constant teEpera-
ture 10 maintained, and is allowed to
run for two days each at so. II X and
IS degrees Fahrenheit To. make the
a chronograph, is used. by which the
time can be read within a tenth of a
second.
To pass the government test, the
slowest rate of the watch at any posi-
ton must not differ FROM the fastest
seconds; the rate in dial-down posi-
ton must not differ from the rate in
dial-up position by more than five
seconds; the slowest rate at any tenn
perature, must not differ from the
fastest rate at any other temperature
by more than eight SECONDS, and the
rate at the end of the test must not
differ from the rate of the beginning
by more thar four seconds.
The important thing is that the
watch run uniformly, as a uniform
rate of error can be eliminated by
proper regulation. To avoid giving a
certificate to a watch, that gains or
loses too much, the bureau uses an
other criterion which specifies that the
rate in pendant-up position (held
verticaD must not exceed seven. sec
onds.
The owner of a watch that holds its
own against all these complications is
certainly justified in maintaining that
he carries the correct time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-20

A general sinking of commodity
prices has become a will of the wisp
for this country. One or two circum-
stances favorable to recession may ap-
pear but they are quickly offset by
counter elements and the student of
index tables. says a Guaranty Trust
company bulletin, joins the manufac-
turer. the builder. and the merchant
in acknowledging uncertainty as to
what the immediate future holds.
While the federal reserve board. with
reports from all sections of the coun-
try in hand, declares that the postwar
era of "extravagance and reckless
buying" by the public is nearing its
end, producers and wholesalers are
still pressed to fill orders of all sorts.
The railroad strike will certainly have
the effect-of keeping prices up because
OF the closing of many plants on ac-
count of fuel and raw material short
age caused by lack Of transportation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-20

Representative Magee of New York
has introduced resolution in congress
demanding an investigation OF the
causes for depreciation in the mark ct
value of liberty bonds. The investiga-
ton would be made by a special COM
mittee OF seven members. 1t is un-
derstood that the object OF the inquiry
will be to discover what influence re-
cent policies of the federal reserve
board have had in depressing bond
values. and whether or not these pol
icies are in effect a reputation OF def
mite promises made by the govern
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-20

The feoeral reserve banks are TAX
ing steps to limit the borrowing of
money by individuals and corporations.
II some way could be found to get the
government out of the loan market. it
might improve the financial situation
The war has been over nearly year
and a half and it is time that Uncle
Sam began to live within his income.
Must the business of the country be
hobbled in order to retain an army of
useless government employees on their
fohs9
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-20

Little is heard about the League of
Nations these days. or plans to make it
an issue in the campaign. 1t is doubt
full that the public can be induced to
take further interest in the league.
The time for entry of the United States
into the covenant has passed as far as
regards doing any good. This is evil
denced by current events in Europe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-20

It remained for Senator John Sharp
Williams to draw parallel between
this country and Rome in the time of
Caesar. He has charged his Republi-
can colleagues, with conspiring to en-
compass the death OF President Will
son. Can any one imagine Henry
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-20

There seems to be difficulty in in
ducing men with capital to build dwell
ings and apartment houses, but none
at all in obtaining funds for housing
STICKS of automobiles. What is need
ed, apparently, is a car in which a
family-can live.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-20

An old lady, in London for the
first time in her life, saw a glazing
sign on the front of high building
which read: The Smith Manufactur-
ing company"
''Lawks a-mercy." she remarked to
her nephew, I've heard OF Smiths all
my life, but never knew where they
made 'er11"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02

beenaolewalIe paiffafunnalle. Suns
nlintoina 8 y. pitbuimrte @m. 2uth
&.-ieurafunnan firfosia. Seuroir
pitoa iatfettiin fifteen iofa iIta pers
beisid. Seirafunnan onia ,pastori
g. u. &ranffalafin iaopui miinein
fotiin ia oil mufano miimeiIesI6
leitratiloiiuiioeSia.
BnlIon i1in pitGmGGn ~roffaisto
bront1poooilaiiisto. @rittGinfin 10
laton tiittGG post. ia mrs 4ronfs
faIaa iefd mr. ia mrs 3GstiG mie.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ia raffauten
ne oloitufiesta minua fobtoan. Ser
ra maan raftolitenne palfitfoon.
Sooll1 SinlaDionisia mietettiin
.lpnooin ieurafunnosia bplpin onnis
tlnlltta firfonpibfimis> ia fonfir.
motlionilublaa. &irffofunnan Ell.
mics, past. 81. &autalabti SSbbes
minsista ia ieminaarilaisen SO.
Stantu ierraflnnan oman past. &.
&nrtolen mufana eiitntpilpGt iubIa
pnbliina. Illefirioittoncellefin an
nettiin tilaiiuls ottoa oioa obiels
man Iuoritufieen. &aniua olifin
iaapum1t irdblille ldbeItG ia faufaa.
Sllblot idttiwGt iiunatlin muistrn
niibin olooottaneioen mieliin.
6. g. &isianen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
Settle &i,uer, Minm.

Gi tual len moneen piiffoon, ole
tadlta ndfynpt ul1tiiia leboisiG, 10.
ten pirfaDeliillG on mobtonut ouo
lamalIoinen fire fltin itiellGnifin,
eli opat be laisfoio ia minG en- o.
le ioutamut.
&uipoa lie on ollut npt 10 monta
miiffoa. Saatiin ientGGn nGtti Iooe
piifto iitten, mrtto liIGG tornitai.
lin. 8ilioa on Ieifattu ia poifotel
lem on tulos feSfinfertoinen, iotos
DaStoin alaiiemmilIa maila turme
Ii marfpbs fenGtteidstG iefG peru-
nat ettG iDpGpilielpfiet.
SfGpG onnettomruls lattli miis
me iunnuntairn 8orfers baalin 4to
10, &alepalaSia, rtisi1 oil pietet.
tGmGnG farmarein oiul1sfoitpon iub
la. Scum oltiin poislG6ooslG, ia
Gbos &aipainen nioi aittoaan lGpi
fitian iofo muobostii fobtapuolen
tieta ieiiotettltien autoien pGIiin,
bpppGii iiDultap1tnL toiiesta autos
ia @alter Wattionin 6@ipuotias
poita, Sbeobor, &aipaiien al,toa
foboen ndbt1mGsti aifoen ottaa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
pettaiot neumottelcmaon ppbafouIu

pettaiat neupottelemaon p~pbdfoulu
aiiioista.
SiunalanpalpeluS pioet11n emf
ii"lnnuntaina flo 2 ip. ~firfosio.
Sartausbetfi on emf iunmintais
no flo s ip. firfon alaialisin.
Wtaanantaina 6 p:nd ippsf. mie.
tet1an n. I. foriiublaa firfon alaias
lisia alfaen flo 7 ip. SilaiiuuoeSia
on .ben9eIIinen pllbe ia laliliia.
&esfiwiiffona s p:n1 on ompelii
ielran fofous flo 7.30 ip. firton
alaialisia.
&ippi ia Serran p. eft. ON iun-
m~intaina IL p:ni ippsf. flo 2 ip.
8rpno lluiitalo
1916 Bresque Ssle ope.
Warquette, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02

Ia pobloiien Ninneiotan ipriGiiesiG
ieurafunnasia tebb6 tebtGw6niG. 6
IGman ianon liemen on f%oneenut
t1daa bpwdan moaban iosia ie on
oraStamit ia fantanut bpmi6 5ebel
wiS Sortaista lanan fuuIiioista Ell
tqsra el1mGsiG Serran ieurofunnas
Ia ole ollut foStaan puiitetta. 81
ole tarwinnut tpbiille tioleille mil
loinfaan pltblta. Meltta etenfin tG-
ban tilailuuteen oil fi1uliioita farz
wenpaafin fofoontlrnut. Tilaiiuus
miooostiiifin oifein emanfeliumiiub
lafii. oil nGet lattltnut min aiitli-
aallinen ereboDs, ettd neliet s..
&anfila, @ilbertistG ia 6. g. Niez
mi Sbnmpionista, Winn. oIimat
mpoSfrn tietGmGttGni jublille lao
paineet. Snnao iaimme fitilla run>
iaasti. gifG rl1limiin ramintofaan
puuttum1t. @llefirioittanutta muis-
tettiin leurafunnan puolesta urmof
faalla lobialla, iosta mielGfin ipoG
meIIinen fiitoSl Sltmala, parhaiz
Den labiain a~ntaia, raffaltenne pal
fitfoon ia ~iobtafoon leurafuntaan.
fo ebelleentin eldpGn msfon. tois
mon ia ~raffaubesia bengesiG. Stat
fat muistot tuletpat lGilpmGan To-
hdmesi1ni feSfuuoestanne farian.
Sitten iobti Sierra fulfilni 9rant
moooiin, isis. 6At0 pGim1Gn mil.
npin tGdIl1. gniiferran elGmGsIas
nj lain nGbod tGatGn uutisienoun
iefo tittitstua len lilpntoon ia fam
iaan. @nimnGfieen fopalta ia fas
rltlta n1Dtti luonto tGGlldfin, fitten
min monesia muitsiafin iuomalais
ten aiuttamisla paitoisia tGGllG
pobiolasio. &imid oil runiaasti eli
ia foDisia terpasfannoistafaan nd
fDnDt oleman puutetta. Mel1tto fiji
ia buolimatta iiepiG milionatnioi-
To ia faumiita, mieraonnaraiiia to-
Ioiafin loptpp 10 paiffafumalla
titbfotibe1Gn. Somoinfltn luonto
nGDtti enimmGfie zen fotpolta ia Ia.
rlilta fuiilosti benfinen poinio' IL
iGltdpGn palio iamanliiortoista
maaperaG. Sengellifistd oiioista
ndlinpitdm1ttosniG ia ie%liraflnnns-
to %lltopuneita fuitIui ailtlpan pal@
Jon paiffafunnalla. Welttta farifos.
iafin Ioptpp oiafii %bppGGfin maoto.
Niinpd tG6lldfin ndptti Serran pie
noinen peltoiarfa beoelmoin1n.
@nnen mirun %tiiloani oil Ser
ra iobtanut nell M. Snslelin put
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02

fpptiG astinlauoallo, iiIId i%eiirauf.
iella eta foatui &aipaiien auton
ollie. ionta tafappord meni poifaien
riuGniin plitie matian 'foboalta.
2ouffoantltnut toimitettiin beti
Wtoose Safen iairaalaorL ioste LID
fdri fiiitenfin mdGr1ii bdnet toimi>
tettalpafli Ouhitbin iairaalaon, ill
Id f1ptettGmGn1 oleniIla foneilla
ei ban Doinut laaoa ielfoa iosfo Il
lullili1 fpammoia on tlilliit. S1GllG
tooettiin ettG iuoliStoon on tllllut
mifaa ia mirtlaraffo t1popttiin neu
loa tabbesta foboen. iofa oil re-
peentpnpt. BielG t1tG firioittaeSio
ei tieoetG miten bpmGt toiipeet pa-
runtrnniieSto on.
SpDSfitun 20 b. ilmoitetaun al<
tafpan Dbteinen oifensiuttu 500
Sine ralltatietd mastaon iobon nut
tuirn on DboiStettpnG foiffien oiia,
1otfa fdrlim1t mabineon lofafuun
IL p. 1918 metiGpaloSia. 9lrpioi-
ooon ettG ottan fenties futfoulis
madrid e%nnenfitin tGntG aiia Oh
tlttfittu. Sdlemmin tiilloan pGGttG-
ma1n itiefunfin pobingon iuuri1lts
fun eniinG on tuttitti1 t1len olflts
perd itletullofin paifollo rooan-
martha. Sofimiebet, eritt1infin 6.
S. Dodge, Mtoose 2afesta, on MOI
rottamtt iotaista ettei ioa antou
firiallilia %lauiiintoia fenellefGGn,
iota mabbolliiesti fGp nGistG aiiois
to tieoustamasia, iillG nGitG pape.
reia fGptetGGn Observation-Disclosures
ia moniftn iofa Ell tarfaIleen pms
minfG alle b1n nimeniG
firioitti, io1tuu fifteen puloan fun
tltlee tooellinen fDlDmps.
SentGbben iofailen ioItn nGistG o.
iioista titntemottomat, itie1Gn ball
litufien ebl1staiifii ianonot benfi-
lot tieoustelemot, tltlee pflinfertoi@
iesti fGsfeG beioGn fG1ntpmdGn a.
iianomoiien lafiniesten puoleen,
aiettamana iuttunio on.
Gbas. &aipainen on ontanl,t o.
ian t%ieurafastaon @snil 2ojonin ia
Socob Sormelan molmistettalpafii
&a~ttilaioelta etelGGn ioten tltota 3
mailin fnppalettn nalmistetaan TO
malta fiireellG. Sppsflun 7 p. of
taipat fauntifomis iionerit mastaan
tarioufiia ionteron aiolle 8ibergin
ia @ranin i1rotdlle miimemoinitltn
talon foboalta IiemelGn tienboo-
raan laaffa, ioten 10 tG1td ipfipnG
palmistuu "a MALTA pitfd tie
Moose 2ofen ia grommelIin m1liI
Ia bDlpaGn flrntoon, iosta tiest1
pienempiG olia on tebtp iofa miioii
10 pitenm1n aifaa.
Gbas Salonen iai urnfan sNan>
iifan foulun iiontamiieen. @ifomiiS
on teboG t1stG foulusta fnfli>ru1t.
nainen, fun lapiia on niioettGfpm
ia toiiio i%oiitl1it foitlitifG1n
jofa m,1oii. Solon eli &aripnn
foulita> on mposfin forjattu. HGiin
fotllia poabitaan iiirtdndGn taa,
fen iillG Seppdien fulmalta on nat
fua toululle pori MALTA, eli enems
pi iotta pienemmGt lapiet Ell moi
f1lfea tolfpiieen aifadn.
@llei fouliio iiirretG, Daotimat
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02

= Scr Mantti Salmitie, 991
Sranflin afpe. astoria, Ore. on M
pauti1mi1t toimimaan Iuttaian oiia
miebenG. S%oimotomme onnea main
ietG paiffafltntolaisten faGntpnG1n
bGnen puoleenia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02

~ " y
tdGn foulnlle. @ifo oIiii ferta faif>
fiaan parGTpi, ett1 ~aletaiiiin tilit-
mimaan iofo faboen eli uieasnman
aiamufniIen foulubuoneen rafentas
mista, cttei tar1pitiiii min iiontn
pient1 pfiiruumaisto maaleutlifoii.
ina pllGpitGd, ia a~iettaiiiin Iapiet
eri iuunnilta fomluitn2 gfpfpiiin
OF maboototn ajoa banffia juuri
fenellefGGn, iil1 nGille pienilIe
fouluile Ell iaaon fuin iln1ri nimet
Il mnltionapua, ia fun OF palfattas
pa monta ~opettaiaa, banfittaDa
polttoaineet Main monelle eri fou-
lille ]. II. e. ei ole ma9oollista
laaoa rabaa merotifienfaan faltt>
ia, flin lainmlifaan talpalliielle
(common) foulupiirille merotafio
on raioitettu. SentGboen iontuu
nirfufl1nto obtaalle: afltffaat mao
timat ettG Iapiet on fpDoittam1 fou
hun, ettG on banfittana bpni1, en-
iiluofon opettoiia, ioilla on fofes
mllsta ia ett1 foulut on foriattas
mn mallifelpoiieen fltntoon mittta
faiffea tGt1 Ell mirfafunta moi nh
fDiien aiinntilan nalliteSia te1oG.
Iinoastoan ~GGnestGiGt moitpat len
tebba, %pGGttGmGllG ettG fouluaiiat
on iGriestettdpd toiieen iul1ntaan
rafentonolla ui1iia, oianmltfaiiem-
pia forluia ioille ianoaan Daltionz
aplt, ia ioibin on maboollista iaa.
6a fofeneita, bDrpiG opettaiia.
WtpOsfin tltlee piiri ml,l1ttao ities
naiiefii (inoepenben) iollu Ell ole
raioitettua merotafiao, mnan moi-
mat ~dGnestGi1t merottoa itieG1n
niinpalion flttn baliinipat.
&ic6oro g. Niemi on pitGnpt
fanial. ieuraf. firfoIlo rippifoulua
ia ripillepGGsto on emf iu1mlntaiS
no 30 p. 2apiid on fouIusia 16,
poifin 10 ia tpttoiG 6. Siistai-ilIal
la oil iltaierrat N%iffilGsiG ia tors
tana pitbrii &. g. Niemi IeStor
BeterS'in talollo.
Seiffi Bnoffari on >aIottonllt
tpon min fittiutltlla MicbaeI ion'in
fol1lullo piirisiG %, iota tDota mir
fafunta on palfannut bGnen jobtae
maan. tSeiffi ontin maitfo mifG:
niffari rapport, muitrart, leppG,
pltbumattafoan mGbamnGn tattoo
lDaatiDista toimialoisto. SGstG JOB
thu ettG banelld on nientiG fun
porbaalla rdGtGlill1 nanbasia
maosia. Scum Seiffi OH marastomol
Ia iaortt t~oiielta rappdrtn opin,
ioiii ban etta iof1 parnstaiii fen
l%pltorostaan b1neltG, mlttta npfpiiin
oDot mioretmiebet min tuifi rebel
liiid ettei fufaon iulfea rpbtpG tGI-
loiieen onantdoen oifeuteen.
SiGnnoitiiGG formarein fa1ppopb
tioOn Ell ole mielG malittu Saul 81.
&orboien tilalle, iofa Ell paritn milf
foon ole enGG ollltt ianot1tsia tois
meSia. Sorfoituflella iaaba nirite.
tpfii pbteistoiminnan ia pfiimieli>
ippoen benfeG jGienisto0n, toimeer-
pontiin obielmatilaiiuus eli iubla
% p. If. iosia pitt p1ibeen oiuustoi
mintaliiffestG Sobn Tltmmimuori
Smperioristo. SO. 90. &itniunen pu
bti, lafemista ia ritnoia eiittimdt
Sranf SO. 9eiemi Sobn Sartifai>
men, Mrs &oilpuIa b. M.
Nrs Ioltonen ia poifanio 8oI-
ter ia Salomon SeppGlG 8irginias
to, opot tGGlIG tltttaipatnia Ii1ond
mieroilulla. SefipGt matfdn Scr
SeppGlGn al1toIla.
Sobn Siomaa on ntennpt boita<
moan terneptt1Gn luonnonparonto.
laan1 Isenobeaan. @rs Siomua fen
raii b1nen mitfanaan. &ioipat iins
ne Senrp BGaffdrin mufana Scr
BGGff1rin nutoIlo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
@irainia. Winn.

Suomalainen neutrality-suspicious.
pioetG1n iunnuntaina ippsf. 5 p:nd
flo 2 norialaiiesia @w. 2utb. fir
fosia.
81. &aren
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
q. &aren
@lntaan

&asmottipoifa, noin 5-6 muo>
ben nanba orpoIapii. SebfaG Dp-
min ia ilmoittafaa ~olotteella:
1927 2arcb It. &apmonb, @osb.
Silma ia Sobn @altonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
Smpntantns
&irfolIisfofoufien

&irfollisfofoufien Seslemer,
Wticb. e~o,istaioin luettelosta oil
iGGnpt erebbpfiesiG pois Sitcbbltr.
gin, IaSs. ebustaion mimi; mainit
ina ieurafuntaa eolisti s. Sobnion
Gomingtonista, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02

0ers $. Barrisb, 8oponne,
&c. s. on labioittanlt $1.00 @lttS
taialIe. &iitos labiastanne.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02

Laivaliike Amerikasta
SUOMEEN
Englannin observation-disclosures Ell E.
naa tarvita.
Lahd0t New Yorkista
Mauretania syysk. 2 p; syysk. 30
p. ia lokak % p.
Columbia syysk. II p; lokak. 9 p
ia marrask. 6 p.
Caronia syysk. Is p; lokak. Fl p.
ia marrask. 25 p.
Imperator lokak. 7 p; marrask.
II p. ia jouluk. 8 p.
K. A.. Victoria lokak. 9 p; mar
rask. 6 p ia jouluk A p.
Carmania lokak. % p; marrask.
20 p. ia jouluk. Is p.
Saxonia lokak. 80 p; ia jouluk.
9 p.
Aquitania marrask. 2 p; marrask
% p. ia jouluk. ID p.
Lahd0t MOntrealista
Cassandra syysk. II p; lokak.
16 p. ia marrask. 20 p.
Saturnia syysk. 25 p ia lokak.
80 p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02

Inranette, Mieb.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fofous on
periontaina 8 p:nd ippsf. Flo 7.30
ip. firfon aloioIisin. Saopufoo o.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1920-01-03
Really Doesn't Know

Myrtle +. CRUDE, of Lancaster, Pa,
was legally Informed Wednesday by
states Attorney Joshua Clayton that
she is the wife of Isaac Charles Irwin,
of Chadd's Ford, Pa. On May 20,
1917, the couple visited Elkton, were
granted a marriage license at the
county court office and on the same
day were married by Rev. John Nc
ElmoyIe, at the Presbyterian manse
After returning home Irwin was call
ed into the service Of the country and
4 few months ago was discharged and
Immediately went TO Lancaster to
claim his bride.
The woman stated she was not 4
married woman, had 10 recollection Of
visiting E!tton and cannot recall any
ceremony having been performed She
states Irwin has been persuading her
to live with him and appealed to the
Elkton authorities for the record Of
her marriage, claiming if such is true
she will gladly take up the duties as
wife. companion and hclpmate to Isaac
Charles Irwin
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1920-01-03
Tie COUNTRY
CENJ'ELEN MAN

In the January 3 issue Of the
Great National Farm Weekly,
]. M. Henderson, Jr., a farmer
stockman-banker Of California,
discusses The Banker as a
Farm Leader" We're interested
in that article and a good many
Of the same sort to follow, and
we'd like to have every farmer
hereabouts follow them with us.
Fifty-two big issues Of this lead
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KILOGRAMS
ST. 0 STATION

Paris, Jany. 6th.-It is reported in dip
lomatic quarters, that while it will not
be impossible for the exchange of ra .ifca-
tons to take. place on Saturday, the cere-
mony may be delayed until Monday, this
is due to the difficulty encountered by the
commission Of experts.
London, Jany. 5th. Three banks.
namely The Bombay, the Madras, and
the Bengali, have called meetings to con-
slider the amalgamation with the Ingperj-
al Banks of India, these banks orerste
under strict Govt auspices.
Washington. Jan. 7th.-Ihe United
States will net make a demand for the
payment of interest accr4ing on loan IS to
the allied powers, but will fund this into
a period OF years, until the European
financial conditions become normal again
The Ways and Means Committee point
out through Mr., Glass, the Secreta " of
the Treasury, that interest or Americas
loans 10 Europe now amounts to mere
than $40, 900. 00O and that the ay.nen
OF this is impossible under the presenS
conditions in Europe and with the ores
ent rate of exchange.
London, Jan. 7th. Sir Edmund Bar
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to "~Cadrington" College, Barbados.
where he intends taking up studies to fl
him for the ministry. Mr.. Nesbitt has
been a member of the St. Paul's Church
Choir Tor the las seven years, HAVING
Joined at the formation Of the ''surplice"
choir by Rev. Cover. He worked in the
capacity Of Postal Clerk in the Frederik-
sted Post Office for some time.
With many Of his friends, we wish
him success and Bon Voyage.
The s. s. "Manoa" arrived this morn
ing at 10 o'clock with Mrs. Gilbert from
s.. Kits, the only passenger. She left
at II m. for New York Via St. Thomas
Passengers for New York: Woodruff
Cortlna, Samuel Christian, Chas. Creaoh
Chas. Richards, Patrick Reniam1n A7ay
Nc. Bean, John Lewis, Miss Gle nentina
I1eorge, Ms. Chas. Creagh, Miss wv
Creagh, Miss Miriam Hall, Miss Wilhei-
nina Ludwig.
For St Thomas: Miss Bulj-ja Mo
Bean, DR.. Longfieid Smith. Mrs. PHI
grim, Arthur Savenir, Mrs. Helena vii
Ilams, Mrs. E. Quinn & sister Marie
Dom5tt, Miss Emily Mae, Mr.. Henry
Blair. '
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Frederiksted, Jan. 10th 1920.

Frederiksted, Jan. 10th 1920.
The s. S. Guiana" left for St. Kits
and other Windward Islands on Thurs
day, January 9Th, about 8 O'Clock p. m.
The passengers were as follows:
For St. Kitts:-Misses Iris & Madge
Bailey, Mr.. Johan LaBega, Elizabeth
Davis, Franklin Stevens.
For Artigua:-Mary J. Francis, JOS
ephine Simmonds.
FQr Demerara:-Mis Clarice Bnhrman,
Miss Lydia B. Ransom, DR.. H. L. Brock
man.
For Barbados Mr.. Geo. H. Nesbitt.
Among the passengers per ). S. "Gui-
ana" was Mr.. Geo. Nesbitt on his way
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directly and indirectly, thet the success
Of such a venture hinges upon personal
matters, which the recognized loaded of
one OF thesesfactiOns hold against me.
Tbs point at issue in my opinion is,
whether we can progress in these is
lands under the existing conditions, or if
1t is not to the best advantage of all con-
cerned to come together as a unit.
Since therefore IL is thus established
that personal grievances against ne,
blocks a reconciliation Of these factions.
| 90 now declale myself willing to stand
upon a public platform with any indivi-
dual, who may have ought against me.
II IN the concensus of opinion, | am
WRONG, I'll shake hands with nv OBJ
ponent.
Ii I am right, | need no apology, be-
cause feel that | am a MAJ, and not a
child.
Whether this challenge is accepted or
not, | 90 further declare myself free
from malice, and am prepared to meet
an man or woman WlJ has love of c0un
try at heart, IS willing to grab the princi-
pie and put indiyidualism aside.
The Virgin Islands Protective League
VIII not recognize any report that is not
duly signed by its delegates
therefore, neither Miss HendricksOn
or myself a consider as official anv
matters effecting these islands or the
people, that is not brought to the atten
ton OF both Of US, and at the same time.
Thanking you kindly,
am, very respectfully,
ASHLEY l. TOTEM.
Delegate,
Virgin Islands Protective League.
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d, Frederiksted, Jan; 9, 1920,
7 the st. Croir Aws.

Editor Of the St. Crojg Avis.
Dear Sir:
Following the suggestion COMING
from the delegates Of the Virgin Islands
Protective League cf New York to use
our good Offices as a e of reconcile
alton between the ~contanding factions of
Labour and with justice to the CAPITAL
j nd from informations gathered