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Continued from st page. her fourth victory in the series. The Resolute crossed the finish line with a broken topmast. Madrid, Junc 12th.—-Roumania has offered Spain three hundred thousand tons of wheat. Warsaw, Jun: 12th.—It 1s reported that the evacuation of Kiey has been completed. The Poles are withdrawing v the region of Zhitomir. _ ~ Chicago, June 13th.—-Senater Warren G. Hardingof Dhio was nomunated {or the presidency on the twelfih instant, by the republican national convention. As his running mate the Convention named Covernor Coolidge of Massachu- setts. London, June 13th.-—-The captore of Melitopol in the (rimea by Genl. Wrangel is reported in a Reuter’s message receiv- ed bhere from Constantinople. Five thousand prisoners, twenty-seven guns and five armoured trains were taken. ~Constantinople, June 13th.--Samad Ferid Pasha, Turkish Grand Vizier, left here yesterday for Paris. The general Hmpression in Constantinople is that Ferid Pasha will not sign the Treaty in its bresent form, Decguse i~ he did so his life would be in danger. Berlin, June 13th. —Herr Fehrenbach, Prosideat of the German National As- sembly will ¢onvoke the new Reichstag on July fourth. Twenty two women members wili hold seats ‘in the new Reichstay. Semul, Korea, June 13th.—Two hun- dred armed Koreans, who attacked and crossed the frontler into China north of Hang-Yeng, were defeated in an en- counter which ensued, losing 24 killed. _ Newport, Rhode Island, June lith, The Vanitje scored her third victory in the seventh race with the Resolute on Saturday by four minutes and eight sec- onds (corrected time) The eight race of the series will be sailed on Tuesday. Rome, June 163h. - The new Cabinet. presided over by Signor Giolitti, inciuded Count Sforza, Foreien Affairs, Bonnoni, War, Sechi, Marine and Tedeso, Financ- es. With the exception of the '‘Avanti’”’ the press unanimously approves the con- stitution of the Cabinet, declaring :hat all :parties nave confidence in the new Premier. iondon. June 16th.—An Ottoman peace ‘elegation eomprising ten persons pas arrived here from Constantinople. | Coblentz, June 16th. —(eneral Mareh, Chiet of Staff of the United States Armny, has completed nis tour of inspection on the Khine, whiecn it is believed will have excellent results, he being in favour of maintairing the American torces on the river. MAILS CLOSE for New York, Lurope, etec., per 3. S. Korona at 4 p. m. today. i’7;% n Y L o 4 il \ i' X o 205 4 v J‘ b F 48 Adverhsement. BIUS are requested for the foiowing articie®, which are ne€ded in the ad- ministration o ihe Christiansted Muni- cipal Hospital, for the month of July 1920. Rids should be addressed to the In- spector, liunicipal Hospital, Christian- sted. After June 27th, no bids will be considered. Corn Meal, 86 lbs.; Rice® 100 Ibs.; Lard, 85 Ibs.: Cecoking butter, 35 Ibs.: Table Butter 50 lbs.; Sugar 400 ibs.; frisn potatoes 150 lbs.; Meat, (Beet, Mutton & Pork,) 400 ibs.; Guaker Oats, 40 lbs: Creatn of Wheat, 26 Ibs.; Peas. B E. 50 lbs.: Unions, 20 Ibs.; Sali Fish (Pollock) 40 lbs,; Condensed Milk, 4 Cases. Evaporated Miik, 5 Cases. All supplies to be of best guality. Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I. of U.S. A, June 20th 1920. N. P. CHRISTENSEN, Inspector Municipal Hospital. .‘.:;A‘l IZ‘?h R d‘ P 3 h's, [0 116 Aeading runlic, EX-SERVICE MEN AND ALL WHO APPRECIATE GOOD LIT- ERATURE i HAVE the exclusive agency in this i terrvitory for the ‘‘Stars and Stripes’’, a pubiication issued weekly at Wash ington, and holding the Interest of a large percentage of the American people on the contiient. It is a paper chuck full of good reading. Everybody will enjoy it, husband, wite, children, al! in the family. A limited supply of com- plete bound tiles oi the 71 issues which appeared during the war and containing all manner of vivid, reaitstic pictures of the activities of the A. E. F. can be had at sl2 a copy. I'he subseription to the paper is $2 the year, only halt what it is worth. No- body who subseribes to the “'Stors and Stripes’’ will regret the money paid for it, and I am looking for a number of subseriptions from those who want to keep ir touch with the Nation’s activi- ties through one of its leading avenues 0! news. B. R. LARSEN. Christiansted, Sr. Croix, V.L For good appetiteand good digestio 1011 Uuse ’ ® ® Dr. Ross’ Life Pills. Readers, No, 20-17, ? B % s‘& S PR N gL T R . ibh%éé&“%.? i '{W}LH referevice to an Ordinance passad by the Colonial Coun- eil of 5t (roix, 19 Aprit 1319, In view of the fact that the dth day of July, this year, fails on a dun- day, the Governor has deciared Mol- day sth July 1520, a holiday for the purpose of observing INDRPIIN- DENCE DAY, B {Foverment Secreta Y, OTICE Ng.«?’ 9?:de BT being again possibie to continue the imanui"acture of ice from rain-water a supply of which has been kindly placed at my disposal, notice concerning this matter as »üblished on Satarday 19th instant is rescinded accordingly. P-11. LA BEGA Christiansted. T o c' & 8 7};‘3 ‘i \ % o;:' S 4 ’\“:‘“ ‘ ”/‘ ; ; 1.1/ / v ) 5 3 g/, } :~ ) 4 ‘\ r S\ N % 1 S v g e A’ 11 . -8 9 - &8 v % i ? ptical dervice YOUR prescription filled, and zpecial ground lenses promptly duplicated through the mails. Consul® our refractionist, moder- ate charge for consultation. F. M. 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