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St. Croix Avis, 1920-11-18, page 3

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St. Croix Avis
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Newspaper
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1920-11-18
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1
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51 URGII A AVad flict witr itaiy and potentially with Ju- go-Slavia. ‘ Athens, Nov. Isth. —lhe late ex King Alexander’s marriage with Aspasis Ma- nos has been deelared valid by the court here which dismissed the opposition of {ormer King Constantine and ordered the seals of the apartments of the late 'mon- ‘arch broke::. Madame Manos wiil inherit -Alexander’s personal rope:ty. - - Paris, Nov. 15th —Sebasiopo! has fall- en, the Russian Bolshevik having occu- p.ed tae eity last night, according to .un- officiu! intormaiion received by <the t'rench . Foreign Office. Tne Bolsheéviki are.reported io@be masters of the whole Crimean Peninsula. ' London, Nov. 14th.—As Great Britain has never recoynized the Wrangel Gov ernment in Sou'n Russia and 1s now pro- ceeding with negotiations aitning ai the opening -of trade relations with Soviet Russia, the British nivy “wiii eontinue to chservy striet neutraiity in the Biaek Sea, it was stated t)day. Reports rrom On- sianunopie that the British pavy would assivt ir the bjockade of tha Black Seu ports veredeniad byT the Adiniralty. …

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51 URGII A AVad flict witr itaiy and potentially with Ju- go-Slavia. ‘ Athens, Nov. Isth. —lhe late ex King Alexander’s marriage with Aspasis Ma- nos has been deelared valid by the court here which dismissed the opposition of {ormer King Constantine and ordered the seals of the apartments of the late 'mon- ‘arch broke::. Madame Manos wiil inherit -Alexander’s personal rope:ty. - - Paris, Nov. 15th —Sebasiopo! has fall- en, the Russian Bolshevik having occu- p.ed tae eity last night, according to .un- officiu! intormaiion received by <the t'rench . Foreign Office. Tne Bolsheéviki are.reported io@be masters of the whole Crimean Peninsula. ' London, Nov. 14th.—As Great Britain has never recoynized the Wrangel Gov ernment in Sou'n Russia and 1s now pro- ceeding with negotiations aitning ai the opening -of trade relations with Soviet Russia, the British nivy “wiii eontinue to chservy striet neutraiity in the Biaek Sea, it was stated t)day. Reports rrom On- sianunopie that the British pavy would assivt ir the bjockade of tha Black Seu ports veredeniad byT the Adiniralty. British shivs.have noi yer begn ealled to transporc refugees from the Crimea and the Admiralty said today hat it had not haon dect ed waeihr a2y woand assis: in getting the refuurees away. New, York, Nov. 12th.—Refined suga: ook another price drop yesterday, the ‘Federai reporting a decline of 4ec. per vound to Ide. tess 2% which represents a docline of practieally 15¢. per pound “rora ithe high price reached last Juno Raw suzar alse turned weaker. and de clined $¢ represeatinga decline of about 174ec. since last May. London, Nov. 16th—Mr. William Brace, one of the moderate leaders of the miners in Great Britain,: has accepted a Govt, nast in the miners dept. ai a salary of £2 700 a year. Mv. Brace and others like ' him, greatly offended 'he extremists mi- ners by tha recent sirike settlemeat and a fierze azitation influenced Mr. Brace’s decision as his position in South Wales is very orecarious. His appointment wili involve a bye eleetion in the Abertillery division of Monmouth3shire, Another elec- toral vacaney has occurred in the Wid- dieton division of ‘.ancashive by rae ap- pointment of Sir Ryland Adkins as the recorder »f Birmingham. -Sir Ryland is a eoalition jiveiral and bad over a 6,030 majority ai the iast election. : ~ ot 7 e St. Ihomas INews. Thanks to the fali of orices .in, fiour the town folks were.in a measure glad to find) bread -selling at 2 cents a loaf this morning. The price per loai has heen redieed : but wnat about the size and weignt ? Phew ! —St. Thomas Masl Notes, 15th. Nov. . | Bishop E. C. Grieder airived on the s s Parima on Wednesday from at- tendinga conterence at Antigua. - St. The nas Bulletin Nov. 12th. The motor ship ana 285 tons, Cap- (ain Fisher, arrived. nere yestcrday morning with a cargo of cement and beer. The Gustom authorities. prevented the landinggpf the beer and it is under- stood it* will be sold to other ports where she touches. ~ St. Thomas Bulletin Now. 15th. : . Miss Joana C. Colerd, the newly ap- pointed field representativeof the Ameri- can Red Cross for the Virgin isiands arrived here on the Fort Vietoria of the Quebec line on Thursday last. Miss Colerd comes highly recommended as an experienced worker and will take the direction of the activities es the Red Cross in these isiands. She is heartily welcomed by the St Thomas Chapter and its members and the Exec- utive Committee will gladiy co-operate with her in the maintenance and develop- ment of the work of this great society, CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 800. THIS EVENING 8.00. - "A 50l For Sale” ¢ , - Universal Feature. ¥ : - In the Leading Role 6P zlls ? Dorothy Phillips The greatest moral lesson Christiansted has even seen. "'A Soul For Sale’’ shows you what an innocent young gir! had to suffer for having a mother 30 eager after jewels and money, that she did not hesitaie to expose her daughver to the worse in order to satisfy her own wishes. Many times the mother does not succeed in keeping her daughter from taking the: wrong.road, BU! in this case the mother commit crime which makes her own daughier i «; ossible in society. ; The Strongest Picture ever screened here, but one that is good both for Children and Adults. : ; | Show concluding with: 6C . > > 7Y Stop That Sk mmie | I-REsL “LEE and MORAN” Comedy. b e Beginning Monday the 22nd ' - THE AMAZING UNIVERSAL SEiRIAL “The Great Radium Mystery” : T Featuring ; : ; CLEO MADISON, EILEEN SEDGWI K and 808 REEVES directed by ROBER. HILL. ADMISS.ION: . Raserved Sea s. bytA O , ... 30 and 40c, @i (zeneral Entrance. ... ..... et R s Children 20 and 10ec. that has already done so much for the people of St. Thomas. A special nieét- ing of the Fxecutive Committer of the Chapter will be held at the parsonage of the Memorial “‘hureh on Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock to greet Miss Colerd. Itid. A‘ . u? P Assurance Company Lo.} g Lbmieea o QF ‘LONDON GEO. L. MARKGE Agent for Fo’gdm'i/'sswd’s Distmct VL. K. ARMSTRONG, Agent for Christiansted’s District Policies are not cubject tg averages