Tondon, Feb. 18.
A special, meeting of the Cabinet to-day had before it a report of. the dineussions by the War ites of the place" durin st few
sador "at Washington, Sir toast' of which, the "British dsay, has attended. Sir Ronald is. sailing for the United States tomorrow and it in expected that, on his arrival, he will discuss With the President-elect the proce: dure to be adopted in the forthjgoming Anglo-American negotinions.
Mr. 7. K, Bowley, Assistant Sec-telary at the Treasury, has been appointed financial advisor' to. the British Ambassador at Washington. The appointment is not, related the forthcoming war debts. discussions, but is in accordance with the! procedure which was adopted some! time ago whereby financial advisors! are being attached to various British Enibassies. A similar' aps ointment was recently made Berlin Wireless: through Reuter.
Washington, Feb. 14. On the floor of the Senate
nefly bat brought no jean' debt question was cussion and Senator Key that the could accept silver from Great Britain to a total of $10,000,000 without noticeably "affecting the United States" currency. He proposed that this should be accepted.
Since all the silver bills and the debt question have been passed on to the next Administration, diseussion of the Pittman proposal was brief.—United Press.
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