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of lour.
The
despatch
stated
that
the
revenues
of the Czecho-Siovak
ovi.
for
the first nine months
of 1920
were
41 per
cent
greater
(han
the
budgex
estimates,
and 85 pereent
above
the receipts
for the
same
period
in
1919.
The
ministry
of
trade
and
commerce
at
Prague
is
re-
ported
to
be
negotiating
with
private
British
interests
for
an
extemsion
of
eredit amounting
to
£25,000,000
for
the
developmentof rail
and
river
transpor-
tation
Pavis.
Feby.
22nd.—A
despatch
from
Teheran,
Persia,
to the
*‘'Temps’
today
says
2,000
Persian
Cossacks,
commanced
by General
Rezakban,
coming from
Kas-
vin, entered
Teheran,
the capital,
on the
night
of
February
20th-21st
without
meeting
any opposition.
They
captured
the public
buildings
and
administrative
offices, removing
the
Cabinet
of
Sepha-
darazam
from
power.
Rezkhan
issued
a
proclamation
guarantering
the
security
of foreigners.
He
is
cunferring
with
the Sh: h {or the
purpose
of
foiming
a
new (abinet
London,
Feb.
23rd.—The
consideration
»f Near Eastern
questions
by Allied and
Turkish delegates
began
here
this
morn-
ing ar
11.05
ociock.
The Turkish
repre-
sentatives
entered
the
conference
in two
separate
and distinct
bodies,
the
Turkish
nationalists
envoys
having
refused
to
join the delegates
of
the
Sultan’s Govt.
The
conterence
was
Feld
in
Queen
Anne’s
drawinrg
rvoom of St.
James
Pal-
ace,
instead
ofg§in
the
picture gallery,
as
was inter.ded,
{the
delega'es
assembling
at
a great
horse
shoe
table
in the centre
of the apartment.
Mr. Lloyd George
sat
on
the left
side
of
the
horse shoe,
with
F.
Briand
of
France
and
Count
Sforza,
Foreign
Minister of Italy.
On
the other
side of the
table,
sat
Earl
Curzon,
the
Japanese
delegates
being
seated
on his
riecht.
The
urkish representatives
were
given
a
separate
table,
Tewfik
Pasha,
representative
of the
Sultan’s
Govern-
ment,
looked feeble
and ill when
he
was
assisted
into
the
room
by
the
members
of his
staff.
Bekir Samy
Bey,
head
of
the
Turkish
nationalist
delegation,
ac-
compamied
by his
colleagues
and
a
sec-
retary.
entered
the
room
aiter
Tewfik
Pasha
LLondon
Feb
23rd.—Viscount
Grey
at
a dinner given in
his
honour
by the
Na-
tional
Liberal
Ciub
last
night
said
he
was
one
of
those
who
believed
there
would
be
little pleasure
or
interest
lin
living in
the
worl
1f
there
was
war
between
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States.
The fact
was
plain
to
him that
there
would
not be
cordiallity
between
the two countries
so
long
as
the
Irish
question
remained
unsettled.
He
re-
ferred
to the Anglo-American
and added
that
he
did
not
believe
the
two
great
democracies
womd
ever
go to war if the
treaty
was
obeyed.
Viscount
Grey
re-
gretted
that
the
people
of
the
United
States
seemed
very
conscious
o' the
An-
glo- Jaganese
alliance, but appeared
fto be
unaware
of
the
Anglo-American
peace
pact
which
was still in
force.
*
s
11
peciai! ®
Di. J. R MAYHEW,
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
EGS
to
announee
to
his
clients
that
his
stay
in
St.
Croix
will
only
be
about
two weeks
and
advises
all
who
need
his services
to consult
him
at
once.
Clients of Frederiksted
will be
notified
of dates
of consultation.
Hours:
10-1
p.
m. and 2-5 p.
m.
Feby. 24th.
Offic’al Notice.
HE March Term
of the District
Court
of the Virgin Islands,
Municipality of
St. Croix, will open
at
the
times
and
places
named
beiow,
to wit:
,
For the Sub-Judicial
District of
Chris-
tiansted,
Thursday,
March
3,
1921,
at
10 o’clock a.
m. in
the
Colonial
Council
Chamber,
Government
House.
For the Sub-Judicial
Distriet
of
Fred-
eriksted,
Monday,
March
7,
1921,
al
10
o’clock a.
m. at the Fort.
J.
F.
HENRY,
Clerk of the District Court.
to
anybody
who can give
informa-
tien leading
to
the
conviction
of
the
person
or
persons
responsible
for any of the recent
canefires.
Bethlehem,
Feb.
16th 1921.
WIST INDIA SUGAR
FACIURY.
MUSICAL TUITION
By
HERMAN HEDEMANN SARAUW, Licentiate
of Musuc.
Ihe undersioned
tahrough
this
medium
is offering
his serviees
to the publie;
giv-
ng PERSONAL INSTRUCIIONS
on :
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:
_
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by MARCUS LUCIUS QUINN CONSERV-
ATORY Ol' MUSIC,
Boston,
Mass.
,
HARMONY and
JOMPOSITION
as preseribed
by
WILCOX
SCHOOL OF
COM-
POSITION,
New
York.
:
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by NICHOLIS BAND
CIRUUIT, Libert-
\lle, lllinois.
;
The
undersigi.~d
bolds.
CREDENTIALS from all
the above
mentioned
Conserva-
tories
and promises
prompt
and efficient service.
’
For further
details,
call in person
or address
communications
to:
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Licentitate of Mus:c.
Water
Gut No.
7T CHRISTIANSED,
Or at
»
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BAND HEADQUARTERS,
FREDERIKSTED.
NEW PRICE
LIST
s
OF
111}
Gompany
Street
Emporium
Table
Butter
10 lb.
tin
ge.
e
s
1
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i
g
Tl
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:
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-
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weight
o
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Soft Cream
Cheese
.
Flour
e
White
Rice
.y
Meal
e
Salmon
Pl
'
iin
Corned
Beef
g
Very Best
Flour
in whole and half bags.
Yellow Corn
Meal in half and quart bags.
Christiansted,
23rd February
1921.
M. A. PRETTO.
A Further Drop
Granulated
Sugar
12c. pr. Ib.
Gompany
Street
Emporium
Christiansted,
24th February
1921.
M. A. PRETIO.
Another Drop In The
Prices
of Sugar
Brown Grystalized
Sugar 2 Ibs. 17c.
Glear Muscavado
“
Tg, pr, b,
AT THE
Gompany
Street
Emporium
Christiansted,
25th February
1921.
M. A. PRETTO.