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Sir William Davies will probably send J. T. Jones to report on Dublin Congress. Thinks that he himself might recover his expenses the same way, and enquires whether E. T. John knows of any newspaper likely to engage him as a reporter to cover the event. Typescript.

Awaiting O'Farrelly's orders to go to Dublin to help with some of the arrangements for the Celtic Congress. Suggests the production of special Congress note-paper, with his own name included as one of the organisers. Typescript.

Finance the only snag now facing the actors to perform at the Dublin Congress.

Expecting word from O'Farrelly. Hopes that Miss Roberts received the copy of Young Wales.

Roberts, just down from Oxford with a law degree, is looking for a challenging job. He is also enthusing about Celtic matters, and engaged in 'voluminous correspondence' with the young Earl of Longford on Home Rule, etc. Seeks E. T. John's opinion about his idea for publishing a short series of letters in S. Wales papers.

League of Nations Union to advertise for North Wales organiser. O'Farrelly has written that the Abbey Theatre will be available for the Portmadoc Players to perform three short plays as part of Dublin Congress. Roberts would love to take up O'Farrelly's suggestion that he should go to Ireland and help organise the event.

Thanking for E. T. John's encouraging letter, and enquiring as to convenient date to call on E. T. John at Llanidan. Intends going to Llandudno to hear Lord Robert Cecil on the League of Nations. Dyfnallt Owen's stimulating lecture.

Requesting E. T. John's assistance and support in his application for a post at the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris.

Giving details of his new appointment in Italy - in the legislation section of the Institut International D'Agriculture.

Withdrawing from the secretaryship of the Celtic Congress. Jaffrennou and the Congress. May Roberts and the London Welsh.

Inquiring about the Celtic Congress to be held in Dublin. Suggests co-operating with (Mona) Douglas to give the Congress good press coverage.

Inquiring about the venue for the next Celtic Congress - whether Cornwall or N. Wales.

Newspaper coverage of the London Celtic conference. Payment of the Irish-Australian tenor. Invites E. T. John to a concert at the Four Provinces of Ireland Club. Liked Erskine of Mar.

Circular advertising Pan-Celtic Congress to be held in Brussels the following August. Typescript.

Re. Messrs Crede Bille & Co. taking Idris John into their works. E. T. John's son is somehow involved in the troubles of a Mr Taylor.

Letter and memoranda re an offer made by a certain influential American named Capt. W. H. Stayton to produce 4 million Mauser 7 mm. Magazine rifles at a reasonable price. This offer came about on the understanding that the British Government was looking for suitable armaments to supply to Russia. Typescript.

Further information on Americans mentioned in the memoranda sent by Roberts the previous day. Typescript.

Cannot help with London Congress committees.

Inviting E. T. John to the Welsh S.C.M. Conference at Aberystwyth, and asking him to preside at the meeting at which Prof. T. Gwynn Jones is to lecture on the European Celtic tradition. Typescript and printed.

National Association of Tax Assessors and Collectors: a circular demanding better terms of employment. Typescript.