75TH YEAR.
CHRISTIANSTED.
V.l U.5..A.,
TUESDAY
22np
JUNE
1920
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TELEGRAMS
ST. CROIX STA (ION.
( Delayed
in transmission.)
Chicago,
June
9tn.— [he
Credentials
~ommittee
completed
the permanent
roll
of
the
Republican
National
Convention
this
morning
and
the
previous
rulings
on contracts
by the National
Committee
were
sustained
in
all_bhut
three
cases
Sapator
Lodge
of Massachusetts,
whom
President
Wilsor appointed
as
Chairman
urged
the
party
1o
rise
up
and
sweep
the dynasty
out of power.
Berlin,
June
9th.—According
‘o
the
figurds supplied
by
the semi-official
Hoft-
man Agency
at
Munich,
ior the whole
o1
Bavaria,
the
Bavaran
people’s
party
have
secur-d
twelve
seais
1D the
Reicn-
stag,
the
DBocial
Demoerats
five, the
in-
dependent
Sociaiists
four,
the
Zeasant:
Party
two,
the
Democrats
two and the
su-called
Mitiel
Party
‘two.
The
Com-
munists
potled
only forty-six
thousand
votes and
hence
secured
no seats.
L,ondon,
June 9th. —eneral McDougall
of Ottawa
and
a party
of Canadians
en-
tertained
M. Krassin,
the Russian
Soviet
Minister
of Trade
and Commerce,
at
a
luncheon
at the Carlton
today.
1.
ils
un-
derstood
that
Russo-Canadian
relations
were
discussed
during
the
luncheon.
.
This
was
M. Krassin’s
first
business
en-
gagemenft.
City
lsland,
June 9th.
For
the first
time
sinee
the arrival of the challenger
for
he
America’s Cup,
the
‘‘Shamrock
Fourth,”’
the
yacht
was
given
a
sail
stretehing
- trial under
full racing
canvas
today.
With the exception
of the Spin-
nuker,
all
the ‘sails
used
on
the racing
yacht
were
broken
out
in
the
lightest
porth
winds
owing
to the
weather
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9th. —A
declara-
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of
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of Versailles riwi‘ll be
the
main
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plank
in
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ac-
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cording
to a statement
made by Chairman
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today.
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JAKOB TORNGE.
.
cruiser
‘Frankfort’
and
the
destroyers
apportioned
to the United
States
are
ex-
pected
to saii for A
erica
about
the mid
die
of
July.
The
destroyers
probabiv
will
be
towed
across
direetlyv
to
the
Washington
Navy
Yard,
but
it
is
un-
decided
as yet where
the two laree
ships
will go first.
They will be inspecied
by
naval
experts
on
arrival,
after
which
the public will
be allowed
to visit thens.
It is
expected
they
will be
taken
for a
tour
later
on and
will be maintained
in
United
States
ports
for public
exhibi
ton.