USVI Public Records

Document text

(‘\WV/i /4™ : / . //\ \ / St Croix Abis ’l.")—l‘H YEAI". CHRISTIANSTED, V.l U.S. A., SATURDAY. 20ra SEPTEMBER 1919 subject of Syria. A temporary arrange- ment was reachedgfor the regulatlon of th: sitvation and Wwas approved by the Suprem: Couneil. #lt will remain- nntil th2 Un ted S-ates is ready to deal wirh th: whole quastion of the {uture status’ of Turk2y. Serlir, Sept. 16th. -German represen- ta ives have withdrawn from the Inter- nationa' Coal Commission, because (he principles fixed by, the commission Jor th> drefting of regtlations regarding the . distribu ing of tuel are irrecon- cilaible with the jare 'ments concluded at Versailles, accofdinz to a statement itsued Fere. conden, Scpi. 16tk —®Meld Marshal Al.lenby cominandero the Allied forces i1 Asia Minor. who he:ded the victorious exoedition in Palestine, arrived in Lon- dol this afternoon.® ke was accorded a most enhusiastic wele me. TCalgary, Sept. I6th. -For the first tirne His Royal Highness tne Prince of Wales yesterday snok2 straight to Ca- nzdians of their nafional duties and na- ticnal ppoblems. At the civic luuche- on he :poke of his enjoyment of the atmosphiere of the @rairics, and his ap- preciation of the i?v:ni?com spirit of the western Canada people, from the earliest pioncers to .he present. [e umrged the essimilatiin of all human material, ard asser 2d that nothing ccald <2t Cenada ba:k except failure of difte-ent eclasses and communities to look to the wicder interests of the Dominion, 2s well as their own im- m-:diate neec's. Csale ry’s welcome to tbe Pirince of Wal s at the - official oy ening of his visitito his city yesterday mornin:: was only the warmer, for the fact that H. R. Highness had been in town 22 hours before rhe Major farmally read thz city's address of welcome in the presence of 35,000 :itizens in Victoria P:urk. “'he Piinze and 1 few members of his sta¥ left Calgar; after the civic lunchecn for George. I.ane’s Ranck near Hgh River, ‘vhere he will spend 36 hours or a qu et private visil, during whizh he w |l see a round-up of cattle and other in:iden ‘s of ranch life He will return to (‘;lgary on Tiesday evening for a mili- tary ba:l. leaving immediately afterwards for Banfen. ; Lond:n, Sent. 16th. —An ‘‘authorized”’ denial Hf stetements made by William C. Balitt, ormerly attached to the A:neric:.n Peace Dele: ation, before the Fcreign Relitions Committee of the United 3tates Senate, which was printed in the Iondor newspaj ers this morning, is attracting more notiee here than Mr. iH- Si. CRIIX _AVIS s printed and pudbl hed Joily Sundays and Holic ays excepied) Hy 5. Johai.sen at the Avis Oyize. ' TR N-== 20 zents wontidly tn adva e, g cents per single copii. &hrtered as seconl-class ma‘ter lay 26Ch 1917 st the Post Office at hrist an- shod SE (Poix. V. L ofthe Il S 4. =an. der he Act of Alarch 3. 1879 Contril tion to this paper wi'l be g ad- ly receivec. whe ~ the .ame Jeals with 1 lat- ters of ge weral interst, ad is accon pa- niea with the (utho.’'s ni me, ©2 a g ar- antez of god feith. The editor cannct be resp oHnstbiz for he views o,” his corres,on- dents nor loes h> nece ssariy endorsethem. ! i ;1‘;\1;.2\:15 ST, CROLC STATION. London, Sent: l6th.—lord Grey of Fallbdon, receaily aippointed Ambassa dor to th: Uni ed States, was the giest of honour todiy at a p vate luncieon giv.n by the American Lunichcon Club. The lu.creon was attenled by a very larg2 nuinber of tae m:mbers of the cluk. St. Lous, Mc., S2ot. 16th —4. seismo- grah of he S!. Lou.s university shoved a ra_her iolen: ear h disturbznce last- iny ‘or 24 minites [ TR 36 1. M 708- tercay. Taeinstrume nt indicate 1 that the dist irbances w:re 1 800 miles cuwe south * and the anourc2meat given cut st ited it was pr: bably in or arourd Giaten ala. P.ris, 3ept. 13th--Serbia, ore of the two natioas wiich ¢id not sign the .\us- trial Peae Ti2aty, Rumania being the other, wll atrach a lelated *signa.ure to that docurient, acecrding to the “Ecko d: ™aris’”’ todays It has irfor- mation, i’ says tha: such a step on the part of Scrbia’. dele zates is ce ‘tain, and that actio: to his ¢ndis to be the irst taken by he ncw S rbian ministry w hen its iorma ion is comj leted ' P..ris, lept. . 6th— The 3Supreme Coun- cil las asreed to s:nd a note to ter- mary sa’ing tie pcaee conference dis- reg: rds tiie Ge 'man representa.ions hat Genzral Von d2r Cotz and the Ger nan trocos in the [ altic States are not un- der German contro, and holcing tier- mary re: ponsiole fcr the speedy with- dra val o tho e so eces. Marshal I'och attended the ‘ounc¢:! today as adviser on tne Bezitic si.uation. Paris. Sept. 16tl. —Premieirs L oyd George :nd Clemenceau had- a siitis- factory conferemee yesterday on the No. 216 Bullitt’s e idence before the Committee. “*Somebody is lying, who is it?’’ sum- marized the widely expressed comment, and the opinion is general that explana- tions are imperatively needed. The lLon- don morning paper expressed in their editorials views which are coloured by their political predileetions, scme eriticiz- ing what their regard as Mr. Bullitt’s “‘breach of eonfidenc¢:'’. The ‘‘Chroni- cle’’, a stwong enampion,of Mr.#Lloyd- Georyge, savs uic. Billitt’s evidence was directed against President Wilson, Mr. Lansing and Uolonel House. The ‘'Morn- ing Post’” expresses the opinion that if Mr. Lansing endorses Mr. Bullitt’s state- ments regarding the Secretary’s views of the League of Nations treaty, ‘‘it will be all over, with the treaty, as far as the United States is concerned’’, Watertown, Sept. 16th.—Mr. Lansing this a‘ternoon was shown a copy of the report of the Bullitt tesiimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, as well as newsnaper comments. He reiterated he had absolutely no comment to make. Paris, Sept. 16th. Marshal Foch will be appointed Vice-President of the French Superior War Counecil upon its establishment, according to the *‘‘ln- transigeant’’. Marshal Petain and Gen- eral Louis Frenchet Desperry will be members of the Council, which will com- prise eleven members Paris, Sepi. 16th The commission of the high court sitting as a tribunal of accusation, has ordered Joseph Caillgux to face the charges of intriguing to bring about a premature and dishonourable peace with Germ&ny, This Justice dis. charged Louis Louttalot and Paul Com- by, who were held in connection with Caillaux case. \ Washington, Sept. 16th—The State Department has been officially advised that China has issued a mandate de- claring herseli now at peace with Ger- many. : . St. Thomas, Sept. 16th—Communiea- tion with Demerara restored but (raf- fic still subject to delay. FOR SALE. ONE LADIJES BICYCLE with a Three-speed attachment in perfect order. Apply to Dr. J. R. MAYHEW, Christiansted.