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[Continued from Ist page.| York, were the guests of the city of Albany last night. A trip through the capital and the Eduecation Building was preceded by a banquet. Tine officers will inspect the general electric plant at Schenectady today. New York, Nov. 13th.—Representa- tives of thirty races in the United States will assemble on H. M. S. '‘Renown”’ on the North River next Tuedday after- noou to pay their respects to the Prince of Wales and present a living picture of the variety of races that go to make up America’s life. The meeting has been arranged by the Imnterraciai Council thre tgh its committee on Internartional A fairs, of which Mr. David Ramsey is chairman. It is expected to be one of the most picturesque incidents in the American itinerary of the Prince. Th: following are the racial groups that wili be represented in the delega:ion to call on the Prince. Armenian, Belgian, Brit- ish, Canadian, Carpatho-Russian, Chi- nese, Czecho-Slovak, Danish, Dutch, Eisthonian, Fipnish, French, Greek, His- panica, Italian, Japanese, Jewish, Jugo- Slav, Lithuanian, Magyam, [Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Rutmanian, Swedish, Syrian, Ukranian. Pittsburg, Pa., Nov. #l4th.—--Major Charles W. Gordon (''Ratph Conno’’) of Winnipeg in addressing the delegates to the world’s christian citizenship confer- ence here yesterday, dwelt upon the significance of the war as a refining factor in the lives of men '‘that red smear of blood,”’ he said, ‘‘brought us a great spiritual unity’’. The cause of the unrest in the world today, he aseribed to the fact that men will not recognize that a new order of things have come Into being, and are trying to run the world’’. They have not vet grasped the notion that in all ways the world 1s new’’. Calls to make the world salooniees were made also at the conference. pondon, Nov 14th. The Bolshevik captured Yeainburg, 08 miles southwest of Petrograd, this afternoon, according to wireless despatech received tnis even- ine fream Moscow, Loronto, Nov. l4th. Canada has only rolled up a total of $37,739,250 tor the Victory bLoan, making the grand totai to date $478,795,800. Dublin, Nov. 13th.—The Sinn Fein members oi the House of Commons who were arrested in raids on the oifices of tn= Sinn Fein Parliament, were arraigned in the Police Court yesterday on tue charge of participating in lorbidden proceedings. L'ney refused to recognize the court, and each was sentenced to two months imprisonment. Washington, Nov. 14th.—A special coinmittee of the international Labour Conterence has decided in tavour ot an in-ernational Convention for a General 48 hour week. The decision was reached s Pt OR AN D by a majority vote, the labour delegaies constituting a minority. Labour men are endeavouring to have the quesiinn reopened in Committee thal they may make further suggestions throughout the sittings of the Committee. Iney have stood for a maximum eight bour day, but have nct so far succeeded In their point. Senator Robervtson, Minis- ter of Labour has however, itis under- stood. a compromise propnsal for con- sideration. Under this vproposal the convention would still be on a forty-zight bour basis, but working hours on any individual day would be limited to nine. New York Nov. 14ch—Two able bodied seamen of the crew Os the battle-cruiser Renown, were lost at sea last Sunday morning when the Renown, nlouzhing through a gale, was ccming here from Trinidad to take the Prince of Wales home. A midshipman was taken from the battle-eruiser to the Presbytervian Haspital with oboth legs broken as a re- sult of the tempestuous weather. Ottawa, Nov 14th.—On - account of complaints regarding the sugar shoroage, the Canadian Trade Commission icie graphed 13 revresentative DBoards of Trade and wholesale grocer associations of Canada, stating that yellow -vaar was available for Immediate delivery. The represeantatives have shown no evi denee of a cugar famine, bui some ob- jeetion was made to the oropruon of yello sugar offered. lt wou.d ap.ear rhai th problem wu4s one oie bhigh ilving rather than high cos: of living. 'he Canadian “rade Commissior 1s eonvince.! that tne eclamour for more sugar is due Jargely to people insisdng on ge ting all granulated sugar to the fracticai 2x-1.- sion of yellow, Paris. Nov. 14th.-—The Ailies p :licy concerning Russia was unchanged, 1. was said semi officialiy today. followiny the recurn of M. Pichon, Fireipn Minister from wondon. it was said that the Russian uovernment which are leading the fignting against 3 nsi:vis.i are suificiently supplied with 1.-ney, ammunition and fosd for severa months.. Neither France nor uredi Britain, it was statecd, would make anv further sacrifices, buc on the «ther band naitherof tnem would 9p2n nevoniidlyas of ‘ny nature tending 10 =ir:pgtied Boishevism. = The qguesticn of Tuikey war discussed by M. PFichon My, lioyd (xeorce, Mr. Churehill apd Mi. Baltour during M. Pichon’s v sit to {.ondon. i1 is understond that Gresg Fe#ain and France deciced to act in eonnion in the deliverance from Tuvkish domination of | countries not Turkish, and the pro- l tection ol nationalities seattered throuh- | out the ex-turkish Empire. | Porismeuth, Nov. 15th.—i.ady Asior, | who is a eandidate for membar of Par- | liament, was one of ka2 first women (o | vote atter the openire of the polls hére | today. ‘there is great activity through- | out the divisicon. & P bl. ; üblication. 'iI'HE Food Commission at a Meeting held on the 14th. inst. has made tue followine changes in prices set ¢t In s publication of November sth. Live Cattle —oid— 6ets. per pound. Live Cattle, voung, iels - Bread. (leavened or wat=r) 1-ib loar ide. : per }v.‘»t.";';fi. Bread, - L : & b loai Teis - B ]!');3-.\}. 1 .‘\\‘\', e : o ;{‘ ”l imili' 400 N per peund. Sipad. = o T Gy ol deL per tound. All prices quoied are in Danish Wost Indian Curreacy. Frederikst=d and Chrisdansted, ¥ovem- ber 14th. 1919. : b NOLL. Chatrman. .‘_: '..‘ .“. ‘h’?‘n,v..:.~ ' " e i \_;l"v..-.’ : i vl BT W RS N § o“" /?d L 5‘3 Q’. . ?:‘# & 2 Py & 2 i AN exanisgaidl potut 2o 0 W s e 2w o (e e .n-h‘»!'.',,':tl Flospl ai, GLEIST ed, will'be Lieid on ‘Lhursday Bov slin, o @ a2 o'vloes pom #a° the Nurees oM, Applicanis miust be over siXleen Yelh of gue. ‘Lhose wib gre dosißvis 61 &g plving: will app-ar ut the tim- 4t pliee, when it satistaeov, theiry agplicaions will bahold in vien @ va®ade, s oegll- RO JENKINS Sunicipl Physician wm Chirge. Muniecipai Hospital. Cuavisdansted, 5. Crolx 'V 1L of 1.8, Noy. léh 1818 9 1 # i k;':?; Rewarg Uttered wNE i UldXEChide - l, S -~“v \. T : * L e T ; iy : !'7} “V.L-‘:': ok ik L i ; . LT NI 3eD Aih nerehy Odersd 1080800 gppies 1 e o ! SoaaE : i : hension©tf Ine weil Khng ¢ n Deisonet fhomas Wililams, iag " Ung Deid y 'y 3 Si Lopes il Pom’’, who escapid Irom 1 Biniad Pricon on Rpricay evening Licioaer 280 : Fraderikstel Police Oifice, November Sthl9l9. JOHN L (4 Y acting Director of FPolice. T E e B . fa i B Ghgas FOr wasH & LTI {PNE Younz and Co. Make Chonograph witn Silend Mo:or and ViufHler atzach- ed, can piayany record, . ineluding Pathe fdison by adjusting reprodacer. For further information apply at this Office.