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Automo-
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“bile Accessories
Cos,
in
order
to-introduce
its products
in..the
Virgin Islands territory is giying through
its agent
the benefit
of reduced
prices
to
car
owners for a short” time on
Guatan
teed
Artleles.
Gepats
ol
AMERICO
TIRES
(6,000
miles) 30x3,
SIB.OO,
30x3%
$22.00,
MBnskid.
INSYDE TIRES,
(uot
ordinary
relin-
ers)
prevents
‘blow ont
and
saves
inner
tube.
prolongs
the
life of
old
casinis,
can
be used
more
thaa
ance,
sizes
30x3,
$4.00,
30x34 $4.75.
(Larger sizes also.)
-
INNER
TUBES
(5,000, miles)
30x3,
$3.15,
30x33,
$3.75.
(Larger
sizes
also,)
CONVEX DIMMER LENS FOR FORDS
$2.00
per pair.
:
AUTO PAINT (Black coat'and
varnish
finish, 'brush
set in rubber.
sand
paper,
and - instructions
by.a’ professional.)
Camplete
Kit enough for one car $3.00.
.
FORD FAN BELTS
(short) 40c.
(long)
I
-
BLASTIC
RUB-R-BAK
PATCHES
(stretches , with
the
inflation,
of
inner
tube,
a
positive improvement
over other
patches,
no
heating,
1 sheet
for
nearly
200 patches)
SI.OO.
TREDKOTE
BLOW-CUT
PAT HES
for
euts
up tor 3 ins.
$1.00,.
4
ins. and
over $1.25.
v
e
Any -Three Letters for initials
on
ear,
(brass
ecast)
Hoc.
:
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Special
Features.
ELECTRIC
TAIL
LIGHTS with wire to Magneto,
$3.50.
= Starter
(by hand while seated
in
‘car,
no cranking) $15.00.
i,
Book your orders now.
FPrices
quoted
U.
S. Currency equivolent
accepted.
R
H.
A. DELEMOS,
Agent.
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Christiansted,
St.
Croix...* -
.
LOCAL.
The
S.S.
Katahdin
sailed
from
this
port_for the Islands
at sp.
m.
Saturday.
Three automobiles
have
been
landed; for
Messrs.
Alexander,
Fabio,
and.
MeIn-
tosh.
.
ot
:
The
S.
8. Korona
arrived at
Krederik-
sted
at
daybreak
yesterday
and
the
mails for this
town reacned
here
1t noon.
The Karona
was expected
to leave
again
in the evenming. .; -
:
I+ is
now understood
that the.machine-
ry
of the St.
Croix Sugar
Factory
has
bean sold
in
St. Kitts,
-thus cutting
off
anothzr
source
of employment
for
the
numerous
factory hands
at this endof
the island.
Liisgs N S
e
;
o
N
en .
5
Thore
was
1o publie concert
last night,
" OO YA
'
it
now
being
more than
a month
since
'
this town
was
afforded such
entertain-
ment
in
the eve~ng.
Assfar as
last
night is.concerned;.-howevers
it was ex-.
~
pected
that the elgetric light+-whieh,
as a
~
rule, is not turned
on in the.streets
dur-.
"
ing -the moornlight season
-might
haye
been placed
at the ac¥ommodation-of the
|
band by transmission of .-¢urvent.to
the
-
bandstand.
Moo
valnigea
wasin
-Dy
L
g
e
R
i
!
_"Phe
Virgina arrived-in West -End
at
20’ clock
this merning.
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=
Correspondence.
i
il
. "Oetober 15,
1920.,
_
Kditer G tlic M¢
T
.
vl
LT
PDiSR,
L
.
West End News isbackstepoing
again’
.
as
regards
comjnent
on ‘the age of the
"
nurses.
Ifthey are
too
young they ‘are’
'
too
young and it’s nd good twisting
up”
what has been sdid
on this.srore.
It is
.
reported that
there; are several resigna-,
~
tioms from this-Kospital
here,
nurses
ma-.
.
trons et¢..
What’s wrang?
/ re'they
too-
|
oild perbaps
7
Iféem!
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LB NIrS.
oy
:
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BLUNT.
liditor of the St. Croix Aws.
:
Doar-Sivi—
;
s
- As far
as
the
notice
from-the
Dept.
of-
Health
is concerned
we wonder who root
~
ed up
that old law of 1886.
.We _thouzht
.
we
were
to
have
new laws
on modern
.
lines and
not the skeletons
of the
ante-
"
diluvian age.
Are all the few poor
peo-
|
ple making a couple
cents
sugar
cake
(o
'
main‘ain
an humble living also
to screen
|
up their houses
and r>nt additional
rooms:
|
in
which
to mix up 40 cents ‘sugar cakes?-
|
At that rate
then these
peopiegliving is
|
being taken from them and"’t-i@‘“numbe‘r“
|
of
paupers
and
p nsioners
will
be
in-
i
ereased.
:
N
:
.
:
ANTI HUMBUG.
»
|
TELEGRAMS.
=
ST. CROIX STATION.
(Delayed
in transmission.)
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|
Washington,
Oct.
" 12tln—Secretary
Daniels
has commended
the commanding
officers of the Atiantic and Pacific Fleets
"
on
their
guanery
and
engineering
effi-
ciency.
‘For the
Ildst’
fiseal
year
the
batcleship
divisior
mumbeér
five
of
the
Atlantie Fleet,
Rear Admiral Eberle
com-
manding,
made the best record
in division
gunnery
of either
fleet of superdread-
noughts - “Thc
Utah, Florida,
Delaware
: fai\nd
North
Dakota
comprised
~division
©
five.
:
Athens,
Oct. 13th.—The
condition
of
- King: Alexander,is still critical. i
.
Vera
€ruz,
Oct.
12th.—General
Felix
Diabar.
ordered
-to.be
deported,
sailed
lagt
pight
¢n board the French, stea.ner.
Fiander for Havana.
. His ultimate desti-
nationzis New Orleans.
He was chegred
by a;.erowd
at the. dock.
- He. deelared:
himseli: disgusted
with the tacties the
Government
nsed against
him
.
Washingteon,
Oect.
13th.
- Representa-
tives of agricultural
interests
are in
con-
ferenece
here
and
are
a’tempting to:
se-
cure
a more liberal
Government
policy.
They. expect a ‘hear ng
tomorrow
with
the-Pederal:‘Reserve
Board.
The farmers
declare that they fear huge
losses
unless
aid is extended.
:
:
;
Lafayette; Und.,
Oet. fl2th.—Governor
Cox delivered sixteen Speeches
in Illinois
and Indiana’ vesterday.
He declared him-
self f'r the League of
Nations heart and
sout’andtharged
Senator
Harding
with
wiggling and -wobbling
on
the
League
L ey
:
Buenos
Aires,
Oct.
12th.—The
anni-
versary. of the
discovery of America
was
celebrated
throughout
the Spanish
speak-
ing countries
of South America
as
a tri-
bute to Spain.
Parades,
oratorical
exer-
cises,
brilliant.
night
illuminations
and
special
literary
functions
were
features
of the celebration
in this ecity.
Washingtaon,
Oct.
13th.—Reports
of
a
revolution .in the vicinity of San
Cristo-
bal, Vepezuela,
are unconfirmed.
Pine Bluff, Ark., Oct.
12th. —Fire
last
night
swept
away
eight
blocks
»of: -the
coloured - scetion
of
this
city.
Fifty
houses
were
destroyed. The loss
is
es-
rimated
at SIOO,OOO.
Five
hundred
peo-
ple
are
homeless.
-
<
e
Warsaw,
Oct.
12th.—The
Bolsheviki
are eoncentrating
‘on the Southern
front
and
intend
to
attack
the
Ukraniaas
as
soon
as the Polish armistice signed
yes-
terday becomes
effective.
The
Russioans
nave evacuated
Kiev,
‘and
Ukran‘an
in-
surgents have occupied
the city.
Riga, Qct.
18th.
- The Bolsheviki
dele-
gat on
will leave
for Warsaw
on Satur-
dday.
Na ‘arrangement
was
made for
a
finalpéace
"econference,
but it will likely
take place at ‘Londonor Paris.
London,
Oct. Bth.—Great
Britain
has
decided to take
certain
action
against
Soviet , Russia
if steps are
not taken
by
October
10th
for the release
ofthe
Brit-
ish prisoners
held
by
the
Bolsheviki,
says
the ‘'Herald”’, which this. morning
prints ~what purports to be the text’ of.
notes exchanged
by the British and Sovi-
et Governments.
Inreply
to this threat
M. Krassin,
head
of the
Russian
Bolshe-
viki Mission here, said .on bebalf of the
Bolsheviki that 'they will promise
to ful-
fill the
conditions required.
by
Great
Britain
when the latter carries”out
her
part
of the bargain
made
last
July for
the mutual release
ofallprisoners
“and
the cessation
of all hostilities.
,
London, Oect. Bth.—The. coal situation
in England
was somewhat relieved today
as
the result
of Mr. Smillie’s statement
urging
the miners to aceept
the, .present