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" \Li /li ? A@, ¢ 28 WY & e i L | B : ‘_—_‘. (. TN, r\t @ GW g 3 \;’@’ Y @!’i‘@ % 4 76TH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED. V.l. 1. S. A.. SATURDAY 29" OCTOBER 1921 villiers, two mi'es outside of Paris when fire broke out, causing explosions of gas and shells, Sofia, Oect. 22nd -M. Dimitroff Bulga- | rian Minisier oi War, was assassinated | this mornine while motoring near Kosi- endil, a resort forty three miles south- west of this ecity. His chauffeur and two | companions were also killed. f Paris, Oct. 23rd. —Ten thousand sol- | diers and pclicemen guarded the United | States Embassy and the nelghbouring | streets today. to preveaf the threatened | demonstration by the Freach Commun- | ists in the protest against the coaviction | in a Massachusetts court of Sacco and | Vandetii. but no Comnmiunists appeared there. Chicago, Oect. 23vc.—Officers of the Brotherhood of Railwav eclerks, freight handers and station employers, with a membership of three aundied and fil'ty thousand, tonight joincd the unions which voted not to go on str.ke, by adopting a reso'ucion in wirich fhey refused author- ization to walk out f(Hr the time being, the matter to be reccnsidered afterth: | Labour Board renders 1 s ruies and work- | ing econditions decisiva. [his acilon | brougat the aamber of railway workers | who will not strike i) more than three | fourths of the eountry’s total ; London, Qet. 2284 s#-320eral Roxas, | Commandiny the Portuguese troops loyai | to ite sovernment which was ousted | from office on Wednesd»y, is marching | on Lisoon to suppress thz revolutionary : movement, savs a beief despateh from | Vieo to the ' limes'’, j Vienna Oct. 23rd.-——The ex-Emgperor | Charles of Austiria, arrived at Odenburg, | in Burgeniand., oa Friday, in an aero | plane coming from Switzerland It is | reporied that he wiil 2o to Buda Pest, | accompanied by troops irom Odenburg. | Buda Pest. Oect. 23rd.——According toa | telephone message irom Raab atown | situated on the Danuve in North Hun- | gary, the town was occupierd by twelve thousand Royalist troops and a Royalist | Cabinet was formed therc. The Hunga- | rian Regent, Admiral Horthy, is stated | to pave fled from Buda Pest upon learn ing of the arrival of the ex- Emperor in his former domaiun. | London, Oct. 24th.—-Fezling over the | attemdt of t:.e ex-Emperor Uharles to | regain the throne of Hungary is running | high in Czecho Slovakia, it is said in des- | patches received in 3British official quart- ers from Prague. ? Belgrade, Oect. 24th.—A Juga-Siav force is being concentrated on the fron- THEST. CROIX AVIS . | is printed and pu*lished daily (Sundays | and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at ; the Avis Olffice ¢ i TERMS---50 cents monthly in advance, | 2 cents per single copy. ! * o e eA T S ——— | sntered as second-cla:: matter May ; 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian | sted St. Crone, V. L aftnell. S. 4., #n_ | der the Act of March 3. 1879 i Contribution to this paper will be glad- | lg received when the same deals wih mat- | ters of general interest, and is accompa- | nied with the author’s name, as a quar- | antee of good faith. The editor caunot be | responsible for the views of has correspon- | Adents nor does he necessarily endorsethem. TELEGR 1 M». : ST. CROILX STATION, London,Oct. 222 d —[ae mooa is slignt- ly off itz proper path and twelve miizs ahead of its schedule, the astronomer Royal of Greenwich Observatory an- no.anced today. Tne study of this week’s | eclipsz shows the moon to be out of | line, probably due to some magnetic | force unknown, he said. i Halifax, Oct. 22nd—Under ideal wea- | ther conditions the first of this year’s in- | ‘ernational scnooner race series was starc- | ed at nine o’clock this morning, befween | the Awmerican "Schooner Elsie”” and the | Oanadian Schooner ‘‘Bluenose.”” The | race, which was over a forty mile course | was closely contested until on the last | lap, when the '‘Bluenose’’ hauled away | from her opponent, crossing the finish- | ing line at 1. 3306 p. m., followed by | ihe “Hlisie’! at- 1..45, 35 p. ®m, fuliva | mile behind the winner. The secoud | race of the series will take place on Mon- | day, weatner condifions permitting. | Vienna, Oct. 23rd.—-The exact situation in Hungary is now beyond the know- | ledge of the Austrian Foreign Office, | which today lost communication with | Budapast. All kinds ot rumours are cur- | rent, including the reported entry of former King Charles :nto Budapest, the ; defection of some of the Government for- | ces and other conflicting information, | but it is known beyond doubt that there has been brisk and possibly sanguinary i fighting close to Budapest. ‘ Berlin, Oct. 22nd.——The cabinet headed | by Chancelilor Wirth resigned office today. | Paris, Oct. 23rd. ~Soldiz=rs tonight hur- | riedly compelled the eyacuation of all | residences in the vicinity of Fort Auber- : No. 258. tier of Hungary and the Cabinet has de- cided upon the mobilization of three class- es of recruits. . London, Oct. 24th.—The British Govt, hes notified the Hungarian Govt. that the latter must take possible steps for the expulsior of ex-Emperor Charles from Hungary. London, Oct. 24th.—An ultimatum has been sent to the Hungarian Govt. by Czecho Slovakia, giving the former forty eight hours to secure the removal of ex- Emperor Charles from that country ae- cording to a despatch from Vienna to the Exchange Telegraph Company. - MEN’S SWEATER ST With or BARGAIN AR i (. om Belt $5.00 Value $ £ BB Now $240% Vi L1 RGN . ilet R This extra fine quality heavy SH¢H BN ;E a7 A weight men’s sweater is g:%{"f;;.;e gg‘R .S"!%;E:’ now offered at less than ;,;iigfgq 13 ",3@5 i 3 ,g%"f" pre-war prices, ESZK‘E} :;. § 5?5* E e Send No Money /iAol (18 Send your name and ad- :‘féf)- Bt .;:?:?;:fk\;,?f » §{4 dress, giving size and «‘=j,;§'§;§s§s‘; ?“E"‘i’?, S St eolor wanteg. We will i; Ly {3% RO RO send you sweater by mail i ;1Fé&&f&h«wfw“a postage paid. On delivery Wi %,;@;x 9%\ VRt pay mailman our low bar- LR oPR gain price of $2.49. Your Z<§2Esl§{,’§,’,;?"“?~"x money back ifnot pleased. 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