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ml. L)l X A v o 8 Badges will be sold at the various gates, and must be worn durinz the races Any person found «n the Ground withouat a badge wili be required to purciase one, o will be put off the .iround by the Police. - i Entrance To The Grand Stand SI.OO. (hilcren 50 cents. Badges will be sold at entrance to Stand Members and their Families free. Members and their families will be furnished with Badges, which :hey are pdlitely requested to exhibit by wearing; In case of the Badges not being worn, the Offi ialin charge has the right tu demand the guilty Party to exhibit same, and if this cannot be done admittance will be refused.. No Person shall bz allowed to eross the Course or leave sny of the paths lead 12 to sam> a‘ter the bell has been rung, except during the ha!f I our’s intermission b 2 ween the Races. ° ® . 8. HODGE. Sec. & T'reas. MUSIC. Publicati FROM THE POLICE. A’l"'l‘EN'l’lUN is hereby drawn to Sec- tion 45, of the Police Regulation for St. Croix, by which:— The owner of a house is responsible for the afiixing of the street number of the said house in a conspicuous place thereon, facing the Public Street or place. JOHN L. CURRY. Acting Director of Police. Christiansted Police Office, 26 March 1920. TPsiate v Joninded of tonight's show at the theatre when there will be pre- sented another instalment of the serial, and comic numbers. The Industrial Band rendered a popu- lar conecert last night to the entertain- ment of a large gaithering. A large mail consisting of some eighty sacks arrived yesterday, the portion for this town being received last night. The Creole sailed for St. Thomas at eight o’clock this morning with mails and passengers. OFFICIAL NEWS. March 27, 1920. Governor Oman has been officially in- formed from Washington that Hon. Al- bert Strauss and Mr. B. . Angell, Spe- cial Commissioners of the United States 'l'reasury Department to investigate mat- ters relating to currency,and exchange in the Virgin Isiands, will arrive here by U. S. S. Dolphin about April 19, 1920. Due to lack of funds work on the U. S. S. Tadousac at the New York Navy Yard has been stopped and her ar- rival at St. Thomas is now indefinite, Governor Oman has previously announc- ed that this l'arge oil burning tug will perform duty additional to that of the U. S. S. Vixen. T.uLEGRAMS. ST. CROIIX STATIGN. Mayence, Merch 25th.— Advices from - Berlin state th at a definite agreemer t has been reached 1 the Rukr Basin bet ween the workmen and the Governmert on . the following conditions: The forma- tion of an a'my ol workmen ch: rged solely with the maintenance of orde , the ' alteration of t-e Government with par- ticipation by tre syndica:es. The di: arm- ing of those wt.o participated in the Joup | d’etat, a vote on newv social laws. the socialization o’ the mines and the di.solu- tion of revolutionary for nations anc the | {ormation of e linter-revclutionary b dies. Constantinocle, March 25th.—.'s a result of the :rrest by the inter-.llied i police of seveiral naiionalist deputie:, the Chamber ado:ted a mb.ion protesiing | against the ac:ion and decided to for- ' ward a protest to the parliament; of England, Frar e and the United S ates. - Despatches tfrom Anat:lia stase that ~ the news of t-e occupation of the capi- | tal produced ur enormous impre:s.oon, | but Mustaph: Kemal counselled the | popuiation to be calm. A sharp anti- | nationalist mo.ement oczurred in ¢ mse- | quence of exections by the nationlists i and a similar movement has been pro- ' duced in the :2gion -of 13igha, Bal <issa and Panderur ais in the region of Aid- . «dan, the natioaialists hzving atten pted . to pillage the town of Salichia, they . were extermirited by the populatio. . ] Paris, March 25th. - After a si:ting - within closed «(>ors, which lasted so: two ' hours, the Hi:h Court continued he: r- . ing the festinony of w tnesses so: the . defence, notahy M. Thomson, ex-Min- ister of Comm :ree, who e¢xplained that in . November nin:teen fourteen he ent "ust- . ed M. Caillaux with a mission whiel had | for its object the search for pro ucts . which might s:rve for the National De- . fence to searcii for foodstuffs and also ' to inquire into :he furnishing ofar icles . to Brazil whicli hitherto had been fur- ' nished by Gerirany and which migl: be J furnished by F'rance and also to study | questions relative to teleg.aph cables. | S e e | FEDERATED BRITISH INDUST2Y. l gt | It is understood that, with a view to the Federation of British Industry, a new organization, known as the Federation of ~ British Industry, has recently been form- - edin London. The Federation, the larg- . est of its kind in the world, is composed -of members whose capital, taking in all, . amounts roughly to £5,000,000,000, Its | activities are wide, but one of the prineip- . al duties of the overseas Organization of ~ the Federation is to endeavour to stim- ulate trade as between markets in Great Britain and those Overseas. From what can be gathered the organizatien intends to send representa- tives to various parts of the world. They have been interesting themselves in the question of the Confederation of the i West Indies, and they have rcommunica- ted with several influential people in West Indian Colonies with regard trade possibilities. —Barbados Globe. | EMMiGRATION TO CANADA. | The Canadian Government, we learn, . has issued orders to shipping cempanies . notifying them that no ilmmigrant, me- . chanies, artisans, labourers of any class, i skilled or unskilled, shall land in Canada unless in possession of the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars c?hmr and - sufficient money for the purpose of trans- - portation to his destination. This order, it is understond, is effective until the 31st i ot March uext.—lbid. The Czecho-Slovak Republic has cre- ated a commission‘to regulate the distri- bution of molasses and an elaborate sys- - tem of laws have been formulated to cov- er every contingency relative to the hand- . ling of thi important commodity. Thir- ty per cent of the molasses must be re- | tained for fodder. All the factories must . make returns to the commission and the { latter has judicial authority over the ' whole molasses re¢lm. i The commission has existed in some l form heretofore. It reported the pro- | duction of 1,169,445 quintals of molasses . at the close of the year September 30, | 1919, of which the alcohol or spirit 7ac- ~ tories got 641,806 quintals. ye st facto- | ries got 165,699 quintals and the rest . was dispensed for various other purposes. | tbid. NOTICE. } OWINU to the very small profit the Ice Factory yielded during 1919, I am | forced to advance the price of ice as 1 follows, effective April, 1, 1920: | 150 lbs. @ I#e. ; 100 © " lie l 50-10 lbs. @ 2e. L 1 e : P. L. LABEGA. | - Christiansted, V. I. U. S. A. March L 93xd 1920. ‘