the present
time
and
that
date,
deposi-
~tors
in’ “he banks
will be able to] demand
more than ten per cent
of their
deposits
. unless
required for the payment
of
cus-
toms
duties and
taxes.
-
London,
Oect.
sth.—The
continual
re-
tirement
of the
Russians
in
the regions
west
of
Minsk,
where
the
Poles
have
been
rapidly
driven eastward,
is
report-
“ed in Monday’s Soviet official statement
from. Moseow.
:
London,
Oct.
sth. —Field Marshal Earl
- Haig,- speaking
at
Glasgow,
expressed
a desire
to
see
a
yreat
united
Empire
organization
for helping
ex-officers
and
men,
two hundred
thousand
of
whom
“gre. out of work and
their
numbers
are
increasing.
. The Field
Marshal
mention-
ed ‘that
he-would
visit Capetown
next
Spring
te-assist
in forming
such
an
or-
~
ganization. -
A
$
- Lendon,
Oct. sth.—Canadiar
Shipping
“jnterests’
are making determined
efforts
“to captdre
British trade
ana for
Canadi-
‘an’ owership .of ships.
Capté#fin
Smith,
of
the
Canadian
Merchant
Marine,
ap-
-peals to British merehanss
to deal
direct
. with Canada through
Camadian
agents,
-and forget
the
idea
that -the Canadian
- market- is-best :approached throgh
New
York.
He
says legitimate attempts
are
'being made
to
provide
the
necessary
chips
for' Canada’s
-export. and
import
trade and ‘to op2n new’ avenues of-direct
~trade‘with - Canada through - Canadian
t ports,
and that much
of Canada's
trade
isbeing carried
on through'the
medium
of the United
States;
which has
an
ad-
verseanfluence
here on currency..
London,
Oct.
sthi—As a resualt.
of Mr.
-
Mac Sweeney's
long fast,
lrish prisoners
have ‘ceased
to:'resort
to' hunger-strike,
says the Daily. Mail-today.
The
news-
paper
adds
that
there were
more
than
three hundred arrests:in.
connectioen
with
" Sinn Fein propaganda
disturbances
dur-
ing Ser tember,
but only four of the num-
ber arrested
attempted
hunger-striking,
and these
abandonedit in
a day or
two.
Berlin, Oct.
sth.—The
Steamship
Bis-
marek, which would have been
the world’s
largest
vessel,
-has been.burned
at
Ham-
burg.
The gross tonnage of the Bismarck
-was
said to have been
56,000,<as
against
54,282 of the Vaterland.
No explanation
is' given in the
despatch
as.
to the cause
of the fire.
The. Bismarck
was
being
- built at the yards
of
Messrs.
Blohm and
Voss, and
would
have been delivered
to
the “AHies under
the terms
of the
peace
treatly.
:
Ancona, Italy, Oct. sth—Sixty persons
who were arrested
during
anarchist
ri-
" ots here last June
have started
a hunger
+ wtrike, as a protest
against
the delay
in
being brought
to trial.. The workmen in
this city,
including
printers,
have pro-
claimed
a
general
strike in support
of
-
the prisoners
claims. .
;
Paris,
Oct.
sth.—The
Councii of Am-
’-_gassadors
tocday
despatched
a
note
to
Germany
demanding
the immediate
re-
" lease of thrue ships loaded
with
muni-
-
8.30. THIS
EVENING
8.30.
~
“OldClothes
For
New”
Uld
Clothes
F'or
New.
Eddie Lyon And Lee Moran.
“The
Carter
Case”.
|
he
Carter
Case
.
.
Episode
No. 9:
|
“The Camera
Trap”.
Episode
No
10:
'
e
kel
“The Moonshiners”.
These
Episodes
depend
for their Punch
on
Seientific Facts,
hooked
up
with
Mys-
tery and Romance.
©
.
.
-
.
Show concluding
with:
~
“The Sweet Dry And Dry”.
vt
e
o
-
COMEDY.
-
A timely:and’'laughabie
.YONS &MORAN. comedy,
in which the pair improvise
a
-still for making liquoriat home.
They
are caught
in the act by a policeman,
but escape.
“The officer'¢harges
thé Dry Committee,
in a meeting upstairs,
with evading
the law.
A
‘well'made and very amusing
number.
_
e
.
Monday
6 Reels ol the Carter Case.
-
'
|
. “ ADMISSION:
Reserved
Sea‘s.....
.
..
T
:
.....30
and
40c.
General
Entrance.
...
......
B
erea
e
'
:
:
Children
20
and
10c.
. tions for Poland,
whieh are being held
in
"
the Kiel Canal by the German authorities,
' Germany having ‘tdken the position
that
- she -is neutral_in
- the ‘Russo-Polish
‘war
.
and therefore cannot permit the passage
of ships which are -destined for Danzig.
'
The note
is couched
in strong.
terms
and
'
leaves
no room
for diseussion
on
the
part
.~
of Germany.
:
'
|
St. Thomas News.
*
:
PR
|
The Brazilian Cousul
here,
Mr. George
t
Levi, has
under date of September
16th
|
inst,
been
advised by
his° Government
.
of the
deportation
from
the countryof
.
the three anarchists,
Autonio Fernandes,
~
Jose
Romero,
and
Jose
Madeira.
The
~
first of these,
however,
made
his
escape,
.
and
is suppoged
to
be
at
present
in
'
the
UnitedStates;
the
other
two
are
|
still
at
large,
but intend
to
do
the
|
same.
e
!
In
view
of these
facts, and the possi-
|
bility’of said anarchists
passing
through
. here, ‘any
one coming.
in.contact with
"
said
anarchists,
\are’thereby
requested
|
to immediately
communi~ate
with the
|
Consul,..at
mhose office the photographs,
as
well
as
personal
descriptions
of
the men
can be
seen.
For
any
authen-
tic
information
vouchsafed,
a
reward
will be
given.—St.
Thomas
Mail Notes,
Oct 11th.
down Queen’s Cross Street
to
LOST Lutheran
Church
on Sunday
the
3rd
inst.,
a
CLOVER
7OLD
PIN.
Finder
will
be. rewarded
n leaving
same
at this office.
Assurance Company
iJie
®
Limited
OF 'LiQNDON
GEO. L. MARKOE
Agent for
Frederiksted’s
District
M. K. ARMSTRONG.
Agent for Chrigstiansted’s
District
Policies are
not subject
to
average.