20 8
bR
R VS
ard.
PHE WANNING'S sAY STAKL
‘
Prize
rurse
sbu.uu.
:
e b
Beown's
coesinat
Mare Udaceky-Uekum’’
Idn.gin.
IV3. ibs.
5o
o, Panneiy’s
3ay Mare mmmy wou’’ 140,
1810,
lURs
Ibs. Ked
body
Green
Jacket
;
<
_
sieeves
Red and f-re:n cap.
P
U
3. dodge’s
day dave
Masawm-X'
lan.
¢in. liß%
Ibs.
ed Jind
White
Jacket,
:
plue
Cap.
4th.
UHE PONY
RACH
t'rize
Purse
@ 4,00
1.
A, Fiewing's Bay Mare
~Ciapper’
130, ojlu.
lUsE
ids.
Red and
White.
s
% DOyiles iy ®anivg
T Suaky’- lda.
331n.
104§
Wos.
Xed,
wWnite
anu
Biue.
5.
“dus.
Ja.ues
pay
acelding f'?axlluuw” i3O. 3310 LUZs
ID> iv2d JacKet
biue
Cap.
+
Jas.
A, apcuaards’
say u'?qdmg
‘Uouite Boy’’ Ibn.
116
10s;
Yeliow dackei
Biue Cap.
sth.
~ ll'Hrn CONSULATIUN SIAKL
‘Prize
Purse
¥ 40.0
W
Une
neat
for ali losing
tHorses
10 adove
menuoned
Kaces.
bth.
IHe LABOUKERS STAKK
’
Prize
Purse
$20.00.
For
Labourers
only.
intrance
Wee
.00, and entries
to be
made
the
day of the
Races,
ENIRANCE
10 i'He
GROUND 20 CENIS
PR
HIEAD
Badgegrwill
oe sold
at
the
various
gates
and must
be
worn during the
kaces.
Any pgerson
touad
on the ground witnout
a vadg
wiil be required.io
purchase
one
or
#lh oe put off tne Ground
oy tae
Potice.
:
ENT#ANCE 70 tHE GRAND S| 'AND SI.OO.
CHILDREN 50 CENTS.
Mep2is
and
cheir
Xamilies will be turmisacd
wiin Grand
Stand
Esdges
which
they
are
politely requested
o exhibit by
wearling.
in
case
0!
the
badges
not
being
worn
(he oifieial
10 enarge
nas
tie
rigat
o deindod
lie guniy pariy
to exhibit
same
and
if
this canno:
ve
done.
ad
nittance
wiil be refused.
-
Parijes
wiho are
@i IEMBERS
OF
THE ASSOCIATION,
and desire
7o drive
their Cars
or
Carriages
within the enclosure
mus:
Vay 5G cents
per
sead.
'
"
The Judees’
St.nd,
must
be used oily for the
purpose
intended,
and oniy the Presi-
dehit,
Vies
President,
Jadge,
Judge’s
Assistant,
and
ulerk
of Seaies
have
access
to said
Stand.
-
|
No Persou
sbail
be
allowed
1o cross
the course
or leave any of the paths
leading
to
same.
afier
the
2e'l
has
been
rung,
eXCept
during
toe
oaif
nour’s intermission
between
the
Ewces.
_
:
MUSIC IN ATTENDANCL.
MUSIC IN ATTENUDANCE.
I.'S.
HONGE,
Sec.
& Treus.
shows
that
we do
aot
tove
Him
wnom
we
ace
mis represeniing,
and
that
we
do not
10ve
those
whon
we delude
with
a fake picture.
A gond
picture
of the
living Christ
is
youi
best gift.
LOCAL.
;
The
price of catile
ils
going
down
In
Dorio Rico
-where
catiie
raising.
owce
a
meagre
industry.
is being
deveioped .to
the extent
that
importation of stock will
soon become
a thing of the past.
The deal-
ers of the Virgin Isiands,or,
more
correct-
ly speaking
St.
Croix, found a
lucrative
market
for their cattle
in Porto Rico and
until
recentiy
commanded
11
cents
a
pound
on
the hoof.
Now
the
most
the
Porto
Ricans
will pay is 7 cents
a
pound
live weight.
This revolution
in the
meat
market
will naturally have the
effect
of
readjusting
prices
on live stock and meat
loeally,
since
the price
abroad
was
the
basis
for fixing the local
price.
Beef of
the
vost
ordinary
grade fetches
up
to 30
cents
a poung-under
the existing rates
fix-
ed
by
the
Food
Cemmission
very
long
ago,
and rhe prospect
of seeing it go
dow
to tiue mutual advantage
of consumer
and
putcher
alike
1s indeed
pleasing.
The
butchers
have
had
a
hard
time
supply-
ing
the isiand
with
meat
and
keeping
their business
above water, and all hands
are
due
a speedy
return to normalcy.
" it
is regretfed
to
report
Lhe explosion
of
a gasoline
lamp
at
the
Apothecary
last
night and
slight
injuries
to
Mr.
Bgje
whnose
hercic
action
in
carrying
the
flaming
lamp
outside
where
it
exploded
@everted
probably
a
catas-
trophe.
It
appears
the
lamp
grew
overheated
and
blazed.
The
e.ectrie
cur
rent
had
previously
gone
«out
and‘this
lamp which otherwise
gives good
service
had to
be put in operation.
The
Creole
is
here
today
from
St.
Thomas
wita local
mail
and
U.
S.
resis-
tered mail
Frederiksted,
Dec.
18,
192(0.
¢ The
schooner
Creole
arrived
here
at
1.00 o’clock p.
m. from
St.
Thomas
load"
ed with Cement
for
Bethlehem
Factory.
The
S.
S.
Tupper
left at
4
p.
m.
for
St. Kitts.
December
o,
1920.
The schooner
Virginia arrived
here
at
2 o’clock a.
m. with
generai
.arvo
and
the
following
passengers:
[:ion
Porto
Rico:
Sarah
Francis,
Mr.
and
Mis.
A,
H. Ogaard
and
son Malcoim.
From St. Thomas:
James
Gitiins.
Kosa
Buutin,
H. Berg,
Lionel
Roberts,
[veiyn
Golden,
{mspector
A.
W.
Nyvhoio
Sioon Cartb
arrived
here
ihis morping
at 6.30 with
general
cargo.
-
The
schooner
Virginia
‘lef:
lLere
at
6
p.
m.
ist
»
The
s.
s.
Kkoronz arrived
here
ihis af-
ternoon
ar
5 ocloek
left
for
Nevw
York
63U
:
Sloov Mizpan
ieft
here
this
afternoon
for Porio
Rico
'ELILGRAM
.
Si. CROIX sTATION.
Geneva,
Dee.
17Tth.
--For
the
first time
since
the
session
of the Assembly
of
the.
iLeague of Nations
opened here
last
month
the Canadian
delegation today found
sup-
port
from
the
British
delegation
on
a
contested
question,
whea
the
H
n.
Mr.
Rowell pleaded
Albania’s cag-c
success-~
fully.
Albania
was elecied/a
member
of
the
i.eague
of nati-ns
a&/ this
session.
During
yesterday’s:
voting
the
Briish
Empire
was
di
ided
on
nearly
ecvery
question
Canada
and South
Africa voing
against
Great
Britain
on the admission
of
weorgia,
Canada
veiing South
Afvica and
Great
Britaln
revarding
Armenia,
and
Australis
abstaining
from
voting
when
the
application
or Bulgaria
w~as
beiore
the Assemoly.
Athens,
Dec.
19th.—King Con:tantine
arrived in Athens
this
morning and
was
greeted
by cheering
thousands.
London,
Dee.
19th.—The
Government
has decided
!0 instruct
the British
Minis-
ter in 4thens
to have
no official reiations
with Constantine
it
was
announced
yes-
terday.
Paris,
Dec.
19th.--'the
Foreizu
Utlice
announced
last evening
tha:
the
French
Minister
in
Athens
wou!d
‘eave
the
Greek capitai
today.
London,
Dec.
19th.
Two
men
-w
i@
had been
in
the custody
oi
the
rnilitary
'in
constabulary
barracks
at
Cashel
Tip-
perary
were shot
dead
on Saiurday
night.
No details
have
yet
been
re
eived.
Londen,
Dec.
19th.=An
official
repre- -
sentative
of the Ministry
of Labour
sta-
ted
on. Saturday
that
provision
would be
made
for
225,000
unemplovec
for
ths
coming
19 weeks.