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i‘l. > B ; » ’ e o /—_ \ . e -4 7ixi7 i r - IR\ . : N 14 ' | | N\ R - AN ’ A \ R\ &Y A BT ) L' () Y i&i A‘1 %\* )"//\ \ : ) . ’ l \VL//‘ N £ | VN Sy "y laF 75TH YEAR. e e ‘:‘J%“e CHRISTIANSTED V.SVYU.S. A, FRIDAY 29rs OCTOBER 1920 ~ armies were represented by delegations. Members of the Diplomatic Corps and the | Court of Justice awaitea the arrival of " tho cortege at Parliament House while ! orations were delivered. = Montreal, Oct. 22nd. The following | cable has been rececived here from Al | bania: ‘‘The Serhians are destroying . Albania and Montenegro with fire and i sword, 3.000 refugees from Dibra are now in_Tirana, capital of Albania. All Dibra - and half of Mathia are destroyed. In the i district of Dibra alone, 4,000 houses - have been burnt. i Dublin Oct 22nd —Nineteen policemen - were ambushed at Parkwood, King’s - Couaty today The driver of the police car was shot dead and one constabie was wounded. A member of the attacking party was seen to fall during the ex- change of shots. ; London Oct. 23rd.—The extreme ten- ! sion over the miners’ strike seemed - slightly relaxed this morning. Leaders of the National Union of railwaymen ' and Miners Federation were ready for ' their conference as to the situation,. There have been no developments since efforts to find a road to peace were . begun, but the public has not given up hope. The House of Commons will - defer untié Mondcday the consideration of ' a measure giving the Government wide . powers to meet any grave situation ' that might develop. The ‘'Evening Standard’’ says the miners’ executive . committee is to bhe asked to mee:! the . Premier and his experts at Downing | Street. | London, Oect. 24th.—The Avrmenian i troops. accocding to a ‘‘Times’’ des- | patch have begun a counter-attack, against the -Turks on the entire froat. i London, Oct. 24th.—Her Majes y, | the Queen, has presented to tnhe people ' of Canada the dress worn by her at | the coronation festivities and also that | worn by her on their Majesties’ drive ~ through London jafter the coronation and on the state entry into Delhi on De- | cember Tih 1911. Tnese dresses are for . the Royal Ontario Museum. | New York, Oect. 24th.—Vice Admiral | Sir W. Pakenham, who succeeds Vice ! Admiral Sir Trevylyan Napier, who died "~ in Hamilton Bermuda, two months ago, i as chief of the British North Atlantic . and West Indies [leet, arrived today ' with his staff, ineluding Flag Lieut. Cur- ' zon Howe, nephew of Eail Curzon, For- | eign Secretary. Thkey wiil sail for Ber- ' muda, the fleets base, on the S. S. Fort ~ Victoria. THE ST. CROIX AVIS 18 printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. TERMS---50 cents monthly in advance. 2 cents per single copy. fimtered as second-class matter May 2oth 1917 at the Post Office at Christian- stad. St. Croix. X. d ofthe U. S. A.. un der the Act-of Mareh 3. 1879 Contrihution to this paper will be glad ly received when the same deals with mat- ters of general interest, ond is accompa- nied with the author’s name, as a quar- antee of good faith. The editor cannot he responsible for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarity endorse them TELEGRAMS ST. CROIX STALION. ~ Paris, Oct. 22nd. —Settlement of the Vilna incident has turned ovei tn the League of Nations entirelv and France will make no further reply to the Polish not 2 sent jointly to France and Great Britain, the Kreuch Foreign Offize an- neurced today. Ottawa Oct. 22nd.—For a period at least the Board of Commerce of Canada as a court has ceased to exist. In con- sequence of the reversal of its judge- ment rezarding sugar Yprices and the trade in the commodity, the commission- ers comprising the Board have resigned. The Govt. moreover, has accepted their resignation and has decided not to take steps to recomsiruct the tribunal until the judicial commiftee of ithe priyy eoun- cil in England has given a decision on the case now before it and so defined the fact oif the Roard’s power so con- ' trol profits. Indianapolis, Oect. 22nd.—Reflecting the break in the wheat market yester- d-y flour dropped as much as one dol- lar a barrel at local mills today. At the largest mill the price for family patents was reduced to 11 dollars from 12 dol- iars a Dbarrel, while at anvther miii a decline of 35 cts. was a lected, its quo- tation being $10.95 a barrel. Brussels, Oect. 22nd. —An immense c.owd yesterday attended the funeral of ‘Genl. Leman the defender of Liege. The body arrived from Liege, where the Genl. died suddenly from pneumonia, and was met at the station by represen- tatives of the King and Govt. and mili- tary and civil authorities. The streets ) were lined with troops, ex-soldiers and school children. The French aod lalian No. 251 A MASS MEETING will be heid in the CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE at 8.30 p. m. FRIDAY. OC- TOBER 29TH for the purpose of discuss- Ing the Sanitary Regulations effective November Ist., the fish-market. and other questions. Several prominent gen- tlemen have promised to speak. and all | property owners, planters, vendors of bread, cakes ete., as well as fishermen are cordially invited. DEAFNESS And Noises In The Head. v YOUARE A SUFFERE -€o to your Loeal Druggist-and order 'CON- CENTRATED SOI/RDAL,’” price 6/ per tin. This New remedy gives almost immediate relief, and guickly eJects a permanent cure. 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