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... AMERICA Rome of the menil»ers of the Industrial Comniission which is to tour Canada and the I'nited States in order to examine on the spot for the Government the relationship between employers and employed and industrial conditions generally in those ...
... AMERICA. There is a good deal of doubt as to why America received its name. Some say it was called after America Vespucius, who wrote about it. The whole world, except France, calls the country America, and shells the name one way. This uniformity is ...
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... meetings of the League of Nations and Inter- Allied conferences. lie has visited America several times, and the present book is the outcome of a tour he made to study poet-war America in 1925. Those who expect to see England and the United States rivals for ...
... America il o —o~|[~b oo|| o o iro- z y\e. Hut this at the moment it* uule*B one has an assured posin. inted for in advance or joinm^ friend** would lar • Ot ...
... THE £ IN AMERICA. A Surprising Movement in Our Favour. U.S. COMMODITY PRICES HIGHER Our London financial correaoondisai ,res . Perhaps one the surprises Ibis year o[ financial world has been the extent the American Exchange has risen in our i*'our. As ...
... AMERICA The famous racehorse Rpinard, accompanied hy his stable companion Safin Slipper, left Southampton for the United States yesterday the Ounarder Berengaria. Mr Eugene Leigh, the trainer, in an interview, said: hopeful Epinard's success, for has ...
... NOT IN AMERICA A visitor to Ballymena was walking along the road one day. Meeting a farmer, pointed to Slemish, which was juet visible in the distance, and inquired— Is that part of the Alps? The farmer looked him, and said— Man, dear, do y' think ...
... AMERICA To the Editor of the Portadown Times. Dear Sir,—lu your issue dated Nov. 20th. I notice• that An Observer has been somewhat nettled because an Epis:•„pal minister was the ouly minister who Deck part at the service ou Armistice Day. Now, is ...
... AMERICA. Washington, Wednesday. Millionaires America are on the decline, according to the latest official revenue income returns, writed the Northern Whig Special Correa pon den t. The official just issued show only 21 Ainericsns «re re(iort«d possess ...
... in AMERICA. crime of the Sisters just mentioned was that of teaching the Catholic religion, and performing acts of worship. The nuns were deported. Jan. 30. Police closed the offices of the Catholic Social Secretariate. Jan. 30. Anothe r Catholic school ...
... AMERICA Tin* Rev. Dr. John Copeland, Manse, of ng>don. Mid Calder, who has been in r>'!o ence w ith a distinguished professor on the other side of the Atlantic, received from Dr. Ross, author of Social 'control,” the following statement, which tiie same ...