AMERICAN GOODS DURING WAR.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3365, 18 December 1919, Page 5

AMERICAN GOODS DURING WAR.

' Received 8.55 am. 1 LONDON, Dec_ 17. * Britain has notified the United States that Britain is ready to replace American goods seized during the War upon the establishment of American ownership. ‘ _ . ANGLO-PERSIAN TREATY. ' NOTE TO AMERICA. Received 8.55 a.m. WASHINGTON, Dec. 17. It is reported that Lord Curzon has sent a Note to Ambassador Davies,_ pointing out the Anglo—Pcrsian Treaty was necessitated by the contiguity of Persia to India, and indicating ii; was considered the United States. had given tacit consent to the Treaty, and icalling attention to special relations ibetween_United States and Liberia. ‘ ._._.. __....... & i “THE END or THE WORLD.” R CHURCHES CROWDED ON 1 THE 17th. I i Received 8.55 a.m. _ 14 NEW YORK, Dec. 17. ' ' The churches were crowded in some I’ American cities in consequence of Prolfessor Isorta’s prediction that the end ‘of the World would come on Decemiber 17th.