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CHWiSLIANSTED, V.I. U. S. A.. ' FRIDAY 10t8 FEI'RUARY 1922
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
Washington, Fab 3rgd—+Congress finaily
cleared the way today for the opening
of egotiations looking to the refunding
of the eleven billion dollars foreign debt.
The House, bty an overwhe!ming majority,
agreed to the Senate amendments to
the refunding bill, and the measure was
sent ‘o the President, who is expected
to approve it. While plans for conducting
the negotiations with the debtor nations
have not yet been formulated, it
was said today in well informed quarters
that they probable would be conducted
both in_ the Uni‘ed States and abroad.
There has been some discussion of a
general conference of representatives of
the United States and the principal Allied
Powers to discuss the whole subject
Think Back Five
Years
Rembember the average expectancy
of milaege from a
moter ear tyre five years ago.
Think what it is today.
It is not true that since their
introductions, Goodyear Cord
Tyres have more than doubled
the average mileage expected
of tyres ?
Goodyear Tyres are better
tyres now than ever before.
They are larger, heavier,
stronger, more durable.
They are moie economical.
Are you using them?
i ook for the signature of
the All- Weather Tread on the
sireets nd highways., the
daily record of the preference
{or Goodyear Tyres.
Robt. L. Merwin & Co.
of the war-debht of these pations. Those
favouring this plan have argued that it
was not to ke expected that the debts
owed the United States could be refund:
¢d without reference to the debts owed
among the Allied Powers themselves. In
this connection it bas been pointed out
that Great Britain advanced to its dominions
and Allies, ipncluding France end
Italy, appreximately nine and a half billion
dollars, while France loaned rnearly
three billien dollars to its Allies, principally
Russia and Italy.
Manchester, Feb. 4th.—Sßir Edward
Tcotal Broadhurst, the noted Manchester
Spinner died tcday aged 64.
Bloemfontein Union, of South Africa
Feb bsth.- General Christian De Wet.
Commander-in Chief of the Boer Forces
in the war of 1899, died at his home in
Dewetsdorp on Friday.
No. 33.