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CHRISTIANSTED.
V.. U.S.
A.,
THURSDAY
1218
MAY
1921.
del upon
a vigorous
plan of action
in an
attempt
to settle
the insurreetion
in Up-
.
per Silesia.
The
Polish
Cabinet
has
issu-
ed
a
statement
teo
the
effeet that while
|
the
military
throughly
understood
the
~
patriotic
motive
which
led
to the
sponta-
~=neous
oufbreak
throughout
the
mining
-
districts,
the
Govt.
disapproved
of the
.
insurrection,
and
considered
the
move-
ment
a vaii attempt
to aftain
the desired
-
end
under
present
circumstances.
*
Paris,
May
9:h.—A Berlln despatch
to
|
the ‘‘Matin’’ says
that
the French
Am-
|
bassador
in
that
city
has
informed
the
-
German
Foreign Office that all incursions
~
of
German
Government
troops
in upper
Silesia woula
be enansidered
by France
as
'
a violation of the Versailles
treaty.
Ad-
.
vices from Beulhen
state
that
an offensive
against
the Poles,
who
have vir-ualiy ia-
.+
ken
over
mos'
of
Upper Silesia.
is bzing
-
planned
by
German
civillan
guards,
.
which
are
being
concentrated
along the
.
Ober
River.
The
inter-allied
commis-
'
sion
at Opp=ln
is ieported
to have issued
an
appeal
to the
people
of that city ex-
.
borting
them
to
be
calm,
and declaring
|
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will be derfanded
against all
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TELEGRAMS.
.
ST
CROLX STATION.
|
London,
May 7th.—
Londop
suceesful-
|
ly
heralded
the
opening
of the
county
erick »- season
on
Satarday.
The Prince
|
of Wales
aitended
the Australians
maiehr
against
Surrvey at Keanington
Oval.
The
Australians
seorad
325
for
six wicke's,
|
thoir
principa:
scores
being Collings 158
|
no: out and
Macariney
87.
Rain prevent-
el
the
start
o’
severa!
county
wicket
ericke:r
features.
Maidsione,
Engiand,
May
7th.—Mr.
Lioyd George daclared
today that if Ger-
nany
disarmed
in
accordance
with the
Treaty of Veisailles,
she
was entitied
10
ask
thatythe
Allies
Insist
upon
ihe
dis-
armament
of Poland.
'‘Ureat Britain’’,
he sail,
“'believes
in
fairplay, and if the
treaty
were
enforced.
it
must
be
kept
all along
the
line
’’
Tne
Prime
Minisier
irusted
that
wise
counsel
would prevail
in
Germany
and
that
sne
would accept
the Alliei
terms
He sail
he
was
ope-
ful she
would .do
so
Discussing
the
mi-
ners
demands
for
nigner wagesinvoive-
ing 3ovt. aid,
the
Premier
said
the taxe
{
payers
eouid
not
ne exp;cted
to pay
the
miners
wages.
The
mininz
industry
|
must
bear
its
own
charges,
he
declared.
|
If chsve
was
to
be
a
permanent
settle-
|
mont,
it
must
be
on
ithat
basis.
The
|
erst
of British coal
must
b 2 redueed.
1f
|
Grea: Britain was so re ain her coal
irade
|
he
told kis
hearers,
United
Staes
Coal,
|
he said,
was bzeo
2ing
a serious
comped-
|
tor in markets
where
Grear
Britain
was
|
formerly
vredominang,
aid
t'u:e.i,g'ne—»'x's
!
would
not
buy
British
eoal
while
tne
|
United 3:at
s
produer
was cheaper.
|
Warsaw,
Mav
Tth. -In
the facdof
in-
|
creasing
clashes
between
g;'se
insurgens
]
and
Germans,
tiie Polish Govt
nad
deci-
!
No.
112.
NOTIGE OF
ACTION.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF
DANIEL E. HENRIQUEZ,
DECEASED.
Y
virtue
of
an
order
of
the
District
Court.
dated
Tth
day
of
May
1921,
there will be offere
for sale
at
a pub-
lic
auction
to be held
at property
No.
59
A.
King’s
Street
in
Frederiksted,
St.
Croix on
‘
the
14th day of May 1921
AT
1 OCLOCK P M.
Personal
Property
of the abov=
entitled
Estate,
consisting
of:
consisting
of
fine old
mahogany
pieces
ete.
COMPLETE
HARDWARE STOCK
GREOCERIES,
FORD
AUTOMOBIILE.
All
articles
will b- sold
to
the highest
bidder
for cash
at
the
knock of the
ham-
mer.
M.
Thomas
Rawcay
of Frederik-
sted,
St. Croix,
wiil
ac!
as
Auectioneer.
Dated
Frelerikisted,
St.
Croix, V.
1.,
Mav 9th
1921.
BoMOLL,
Administrator.
i8:
a
3
Ghristiansted Theaire
1001
0.
Ab‘ new
a:rrangements
have
been
A
made
with regard
to delivery of
Films
there
will
be
NQ
=HOW
THUR=DAY NIGHI'
e
:
fenn
Rantigy
lmporiant
Red
“ross
waviis
"§ HERE will be
an
important
meeiin
of
the
Christiansted
Braneh.
%anta
Cruz
{'hapter.
American
iled
Cross.
al
the
High
School,
Strand
Streci,
on
THURSDAY
MAY 12t
AT 4302
M.
The
committee
appoinied
a+
the
lasi
meeting
will make
recommend:tions
for
the future activities
of th2 Branch.
All members
are
urged
to be
prevent.