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St. Croix Avis, 1920-09-04, page 1

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Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Island
St. Croix
Date
1920-09-04
Pages
1
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Rae s e .l L/ { g ‘ /\.\Q" '¥"" ! \,( "&\/& ;a ‘.\ \ h '\\*«(’ ' 75TH YEAR. THe 37. CROIZX AVIS i 3 printed and pudlished daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by (7. Johans'n ot the Avis Office. P RMS---50 cents monthly i advance. * 2 eents per stngle copy. “atered s second-class matter Yoy, 26th 1917 at tie Post Office of Christian- WAk St Craic, V.d. of theali- 5. 2. 48 der the Act or arch 3. 1874 Oontribution so this paper will be yiud Ly received when the swme deals with mat- ters of gemeral nterest, and is accomp:!- nied with the author’s name, as & quar: aatee of good faith. The editor canyot be responsinle for the views of his correfpon dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem . TELEGRAMS ST. CREHX STA tION. Brusse's. Aug. 30th.#:The King and Que¢en have arranged to®sail for Bra- zil on Wednesday faere is great opposition *by politici ns to the King's absence at this time for an Imporrant internai crisis. London, Aug 30th.—According to the “‘Daily Mail”’ it has been decided 1o establish an Arab Parliament in. …

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Rae s e .l L/ { g ‘ /\.\Q" '¥"" ! \,( "&\/& ;a ‘.\ \ h '\\*«(’ ' 75TH YEAR. THe 37. CROIZX AVIS i 3 printed and pudlished daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by (7. Johans'n ot the Avis Office. P RMS---50 cents monthly i advance. * 2 eents per stngle copy. “atered s second-class matter Yoy, 26th 1917 at tie Post Office of Christian- WAk St Craic, V.d. of theali- 5. 2. 48 der the Act or arch 3. 1874 Oontribution so this paper will be yiud Ly received when the swme deals with mat- ters of gemeral nterest, and is accomp:!- nied with the author’s name, as & quar: aatee of good faith. The editor canyot be responsinle for the views of his correfpon dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem . TELEGRAMS ST. CREHX STA tION. Brusse's. Aug. 30th.#:The King and Que¢en have arranged to®sail for Bra- zil on Wednesday faere is great opposition *by politici ns to the King's absence at this time for an Imporrant internai crisis. London, Aug 30th.—According to the “‘Daily Mail”’ it has been decided 1o establish an Arab Parliament in. Meso- potamia, and also an Arab Cabinet with british advisers in charge of the admin- istration. It is understcod approval will be given if the Arabs create a na- tive Prince as Governor. London, August 28th.——Reports from Mesopotamia indicate a further spread to the Mintifik arez in the south of the anarchistic rebellion agzainst the adniin istration which had been prevalent re. cently, the War Office announced offi- cially today. The situation on the Shatt-el-Hia is reported critical officers at Sha‘ra-el:Mintifik, 35 _miles north of Naszriveh, on the south bank of the Euphrates, 112 miles northeast of Busrag, being withdrawn by airplanes to Neseriyeh, the statement said. The War Office sigledthat sere had beep considerable hostile moygment in the vi- cinity of Hilleh, west the Euphraes, and about 70 miles south of Bagdad. A British column encountered a strong band :long both sides of the railway, southeat of Hilleh, and drove it toward the river. Northeast of Bagdad, the statement added, opposition to the Bri- -ish is still strong. A small body of Arabs holding Bakuba about 20 miles northeast of Bagdad and Duz Khumatli, 90 miles north of Bagdad. is reported CHRISTIANSTED. V.l U. S. &;. SATURDAY 4tH SEPTEMBER 1920. to have been beseigaxd. The War Office announcement further .reported that Sheraban, 50 miles™outh of Khanikin where @ British ‘war-ison withsto~d re peated attacks, has heen rélicved by a eolumn from Kharikin, which is 80 miles northeast of lagdad. The state- mefit confirms reperts ‘that the 80l sheviki in the northwestern part of Persia have receited rcinforcement from Baku non the Cdspian Sea and the soath coast of the Apsheron Peninsula, and have assumed the offensive, forcing the Persian Cossacks to abandon Resht, whick is near *he se: coast. The: Cos- satks were reportedto have lost hea- vily. ‘ 1 Belfast, Aug. 30th. The Shanhill dis- triet of Belfast late tonight was a blaz- ing infermo. Nearly a score of fires had been started, and virtually all the grocery stores and pudlic houses owned by Catholics in the diatrict were being destroyed. e =8 g - BN - . Hdifolet1 : On accouni ¢! unioreseen circumstances, he Show ad- vertised for Mouday Septem- ber 6th has had o be post- poned to MONDAY SEPTEM- BER 13th. ' . A "0. 205. e e PR N S S RN RN IR P 3 L NN \\\) '? .R i i 5 Se \\ ,/ ‘ _-»:,;" Tt < J NS \\ 3 4 / /’;g, 7 _."':-/"'-/'%I’ ‘4,‘-" : : e sg e | bTT iX £ S ~r B : 7 ’,/, ’/:'" & ¢ ,6% : : e, ? SO ZATA |\ ) = g B i/ % \ /}/ Py Lol g iy M Us A eoD "--?—--'—f- . 7 o B:8: [ . = O oo et ERn T eA y ’ / Tl el alaVel o 2 R —"=/ . == f};} g HOHEg s A % o et AR @R = R ‘s 21| G=7 .&af@ SN AT r“A i ~f/_ A- R ‘§ ..\‘Q":i:"i‘é\f) T.:' : - 4 LR ST o g ek i s S : —:;*;;*7*—*;s:,-:54? o) 11 AN e<7 ¢ s AA ey -~\\.\;¢\¥§~§-\§‘ gl n T LO iR R ST T S TSe .\~l.§'“‘;.\i‘;§“\“°‘*'»\}t‘-'§§"_ ) ““\§o e o o AR e B Q2R il "iK2 o € E bB S D‘A ;T= 5 S ,‘. (’* WA hoNG‘ 2 > Vs SpMEE .ek T o R -":&‘!‘J}g‘:'— -~ 2 £ ;sx?\ oPR ;.:-"w‘«."," - BDo e o LA = ‘hvm p DISTRIBUTORS: AAPOTHECARY HALL ST THMAS. 80..i0 082 o nl BE e Movies! iovies! Movies! Admission Free! GHRISTIANSTEL THEATRE Wei:nesday Sept. Bth E.r BT B.OOP M SHARP. Two Reel Comic Picture furnished by the 8. 5. Navy Viotion Picture Fx- change Through the MARINE BEARRACKS STEREOPTICON VIEWS furnished by the PUBLIC HEAI.TH SERVICE, WASHINGTON on the SUBIECT OF SANTHATTION with xplanations of the views by the SANITATION OFFICER ‘theatre furnished through the kindness of the Management. Come ene - -- - Come all Atmission Free! Admission Free! MOVIES Department of Healtn Sanitation Ser- vice, Moimeipailty of Saint Croix.