Which Reminds Me

Hmmm..... If Samuel Sokobin's passport signed by Ernest Price made his residence in China a legal existence, the same or similar can be said of Roy Chapwood Andrews, whose passport, coincidentally, also was signed by Ernest Price. Even so, if all these earnestly delivered speeches lack a factual cohesion, well, I may rightfully ignore your earnest brand of stupidity. Needless to say. Because anyway that was not the issue. There were passports and passports, old and new, original and reissued. Whatever that meant I am not sure but there was a World War raging at the time, at least in 1917. We cannot speak for 1921.