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ot YEAR, CHRISTIANSTED, V. 1. U.S A., SATURDAY. 488 OCTOBER 1919, 132 31 L] AVD vs privted and published daily (Sw.days and Jolida s excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Dffice. T RMS-- 40 cents monthly in advance, - 2 cents per single copy. Wnizred os secoivi-class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Iffice at Christian- well ~f Oroe ¥ L ithe Ul 5 A, un der the Act 1 March 3. 1874 Contribut on to this paper will be glad- ly rec2ived heath 2 sumz deals with mat- ters of genzcal interest, ind s accompa- nied with ti.c author's nime, as a quar- antee of goo ' faith. 7he editor cannot e responsible ,or the views of his correspon- dents nordo s he necesstrily endorsethem. LPORT Rda k| i OF DEPOS.TS & WITHDRAWALS AT _ i Py T oty Caviae [HE Nev' &i. GrblK SAVINGS BAN:. Un Saturday the 27th Sept. 1919. RECEIVERS: in Caristiansted A. E. £ TAKEMANN I'rusice. | In i'rederiksted R. K. LIGGINS Trustee. Balance ot deposits to 26th Sept. 1919 e $ 66,671.97 15 Deposits, of which 11 ip Chris:iansted £54.15 (- new) 7 4 in Fredeciksted » 18.50 { new) : 912 6D _ . $66,744.62 12 withdrawals ot whicn 8 in Christiansted $ 187.50 4in Frede 'iksted $ . 20100 $ 216.60 Balance of deposits to date $ 66,528.12 Receivers for Saturday, the 4’ Oect. 1919. lin Christiansted A. E. S 'AKEMANN Trustee. In Frederiksted R. E. KHiGGINS Trustee. A. E. STAKEMANN President. & hJLJL‘A(Jj.\)-Al“'-’i-\ ST. CRUIX SIA IN, Melbourne, Australia, Sept. 29th.— (Reuter’s). The Federal House >f Rev- | resentatives has passed the socalled | Nauru arrange nent, providing tkat the ! control or the former German islends in | the Pacific, souih of the Egjuator, shall | pass to Australiaand New Zealand, those | north of the Equator to Japan. | " London, Sept. 29th.—Sir Edwari Coop- | er has been elected Lord Mayor of Lon- | don. | Melbourne, Sept. 30th —lt is Lelieved the Premier, Mr. Huzhes, has decided on Decermber 6th as the date for the gener- al eleetion and for the holding of the constitational alteration referendum giv- illg the comnonwea a Govi. in:reased powers and arlowing Jic to deal w th tLhe profiteering investige.ion. London, Sepc. 30¢ch it was anrounced by the Govt. tomght that no unemploy- ment allowance would be paid ts> work- ers thrown ouc of employment through the railway strike. Leith, sept. 30th—1he Cal:donian railway has posteu notices oftering men returning to work, twenry-five p2l cent above the present .~age, and also pre- cedence for tucwure promodon. ['rotec- tion 1s assured : Vienna, Sept. 30:h—7Troops from the British fleet i~ the Black Sea ha /e been landed in Odessa, and have ceccupied the city, acecieding 0 2dvices received in Budapest. Honolulu, Septemoer 30tii—Two ranch homes and much valuable foreint have been destroyed by the lava floww irom the latest eruptiog of the volcano of Maunaloe on the island of Hawai. The flow 1s appareuntly a mile wide and 1s moving rapidly. 1i will probably reach the ocean thirty miles from the veleano today. Berlin, Sept. 30th. -The great wooden von Hiondenburg monument, which dur- ing the war was studded by the populace with nails representing so much money «ill be demolished this week, aczording to the ‘‘Vossische Zettung.™’ , London, Sept. 30th.—1 The executive of »| the amalgamated socieiy o1 enzincers has decided against a strike. Me:nanics must, however refuise work done previ- ously bv members of the Nauonal Union of railwaymen. ; | Paris, Sept. 30ih. —l'n= Ciemenceau Govt. was sustained on a ques ion of confidence in the Chamber of D:puties today. lhe Premie ’s demand fo* post- ponement of the discussion of the motion of deputy Andrew Lefevre insccucting the Govt. to seek the addiuon of a N " s v y &-&?\x? e "i‘ ave sas TN S4B L Ny {b R L m ‘ [\\\ =N BB | l.k;,;ial ,/!"s\ B -’& N b@\ A\ ; -_F (¢ A7O, 228, rider to the Versailles treaty for the furthcer disarmament of Germany was agreed to by a vote of 226 to 18. Paris, Sept. 30th. The French troops that were in Fiume have been evacuat- ingthat city for several days, says ‘‘La Liberte’’ today. The operation, it ex- plains was a lohg one, because of the immense stores of supplies that had to be removed. Paris, Sept. 30th.—The imflamed con- ditions in the Adriatic region and the dis- solution of the Italian Parliament for the holding of general election on November 16th, as Rome despatches have announec- ed. is giving the Supreme Jouncil much concern, in view ot the possibility of all the Balkans becoming involved in the turmoil. In peace conference circles the approaching Italian elections are regard- ed as a struggle between the war and peace parties, or rather between the forces on the military side and those of Socialistic and Pacific tenden- cies, while ilt appears that D’Annunzio and Fiume will be a chief issue. The teeling 1s growirg 1n Paris that D’An- nunzio bhas acknowledged that his as- pirations incinde far more thor Fiume. The Italian situation 1s daily becoming more of an International question, the view being expressed here that the agi- tauvon might flame into war any day if. tor instance, a Jugo-Slav should happen to be kilied by Italian troops . s . Special Bargain For 3 Days. SERICTLY CASH, Lard 40cts pr. lb.. White Flour Bets pr. lb., Cow prand butter 40ci=. pr. lb., la- bie Butter 80cts. pr. lb., Fine Oleuomar garine iook like Buiter 60cts. pr. Ib., Smail-grains Red Beans 10c¢ts. per |b., rtarge-grains Red Beans 17cts. per ib., Engiish Peas 12¢ts. per lb., Black Eyes Ilets. per lb., Spanish Peas .15¢cts. pe- Ib., Cod Fish 25cts. per ib., Soft Ameri- can Cheese ddets per Ib.. Family Beer 3ue. per lb., Matchless Hams 50c¢. pr. tb.. Corn Stareh dets. p2r pk~ Smai erains Rice lUcis. per 1b.,. Ordinaky siz: grain 14cis.. per Ib., Yellow Corn 7ets. per Ib,, Yellow Corn Meai 2 ibs. for 13ets.. Fac Smoked Herrings 4cis. each, Wnite Su- gar 12ces. per 1b.,” Table Sugar Ilets. per 1b.,, Raw Sugar 9ects. per Ib., Sardines 10 & 12et8. per tin. Bwiss Cheese Biders. per ib. Al I'HE DANISH AMiRICAN GROCERY.