As will
be
seen
in
the
advertisement
published
today,
the
Food
Commission
has
regulated
prices
ot
a
number
of
atticles,
including
sugar
which
has
gone
down
2 cents
a
pound,
also
addol
raw
fish
to the
list at prices
considered
equitable
and fair to seller
and
consum-
ei.
Itis
to
be
hoped
that
the
public
need
will be somewhat
met thereby.
The show at the theatre
last night was
all
right
and
was
accorded
a
tolerably
good
sized
audience.
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
Paris,
March 21st.—The
Press
unani-
mously
agrees
upon
the magnificent
suc-
cess
of
the
new loan,
despite
untavour-
able foreign and domestic
circumstances.
The
result
is
a
notable
demonstration
of the
National solidarity and
the
confi-
dance
of
the
people
1n
the
fnture
of
France.
[l'he
‘‘Jcuraal’’
estimate
the
total
at
abeut
eighteen
milliards
of
franecs.
Paris,
March
23rd.—The
‘ Matin”’
learns
from
London,
with
reference
to
the elaboration
of
the
treaty
wiih Tur-
key,
that
the
Diplomatiic
Council
has
terminated
its study
of Marshal
Foch’s
report,
but
has
noi
yet
reacheda
com-
plete
agr.'ment
on
che
ex:ent
o!
the
zones
to be
neutralized
on
toe
two
sides
of the strai's.
. Paris,
March
20th.— French
official
circles
declare
that
they have
no know-
ledge
of
the
Note
from
the
Supreme
Council,
which
Lord
Kilmarnock
the
British
Charge
d’Affaires
at Berlin,
is
stated
to have
delivered
to Vice
Chancel-
lor Schiffer,
declaring
expressly
that the
Entente
weald
not
deliver
supplies
to
a
monarchist
or Soviet
Germany,
but only
to a
democratic
Germany.
Bucharest,
March
14th.— The
army of
the Ukraine
has
resumed
the
otfensive
against
the
Bolsheviki
and
occupied
a
section
of teiritory hitherro
held
by the
latter.
Thirty thousand
insurgents
have
occupied
Ekateviraslav
and Poltava,
and
the
Bolshevik
commissary
has
aban-
doned
Keiff,
and
established
itself
at
Kharkoff,
according
to
a despatch
from
the Hava’s Agency.
Berlin, Mareh
21st.
- The Majority So-
cialists and Independents
have agreed
to
invite
the
workmen
(o
resume
work
tomorrow.
The
resignations
of
Herr
Noske
and
Herr
Seine
are
econfirmed.
Advices
from Aix-lLa Chapelle
st
te that
sanguinary
encounters
h
ve
taken place
on
the
basin
of
the
Ruhr,
the
Govt.
troops
retreating,
a part
of them
being
captured
and
imprisoned.
Some
Rus-
sian
elements
and
former
German
offi-
cers
ccoperated
with
the
Spartacists,
who repudiate
any
hostile
intention
to-
wards
the troops
of the Allies.
Paris,
Marel.
21st.—The
‘Temps’’
states
that
the
Supreme
Council
has
taken
a
further decision regarding
Ger-
many,
and,
while
no
noiification
what-
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will hold
“ace
at
Manning’s
Bay
Race
Course
MONDAY sth.
APRIL 1920
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9
&
.
COMMENCING
at
11 O'CLOCK A. M.
OFFICERS:
President
:
W.
H.
FLEMING Esq:
Judge
Dr.
D.
CANEGATA,
Juilge’s Assistant
& Time Keeper
F. COULTER Esq
:
:
Stewards
Messrs.
A. NYHOLM, W. PEEBLES
J. SCHOU,
:
H. MACKAY and A. -iOHNSUN.
Clerk of Scales
A. DE. CHABERT BEsq:
Starter
‘
A. HOFFMANN Esq:
Secretary&Treasurer
[.
S.
HODGE.
'
FROGRAMME
E
Is. *'‘ST. CROIX PURSE”
Prize Purse
SIOO.OO
1.
H. Jarvis’s.....
Chestnut
Mar 2 .
....."‘Fisher
Girl’’ 14h. 3% in: 115} Ibs., Red &
White Jacket,
& Cap.
2.
Co.nelius
Pentheny's..Black
Horse.... *Baby Boy”’ 14a.
8% in. 1134 lbs. Red body
Green
sleeves
Jacket Red & Green Cap.
3.
E
L. Brown’s.... Bay Gelding.
. ‘‘3tar’’15h.
14 in. 1204 108, Green Jacker Pink Can.
4.
K. Henderson’s
...Bay Mare........" Emmy Lou’’ 14h. 2in,
110¢bs.
Green& Gold.
5.
LB. Hodge’s
.....Bay Gelding......"
‘Gun-Fire’’ 15h.
14 in. 1204 Ivs. ked & White
Jacket,
Rlue Cap.
2nd:
““THE PLANTERS
PURSE’’
Piize Purse
SBO.OO
1.
"E.
L. Brown's.... Bay Gelding...
"Biagr’’
16h.
13iu.
120 Ibs.
Cieen
Jacket,
:
.
Pink Cap.
2.
K. Henderson’s
...Bay Mare........
“"Emmy Lou’ 14h. 2in.
116ibs.
Green &Golg.
3.
Jos.
James’s......Dark
Bay Geldirg.. 'Rainbow’’ 13h. 8} in,
101¢lbs.
Red
& White
:
:
o
e
:
Jacket,
Blue Cap.
4.
1. 8. Hodge’s...... Bay Gelding.......""Gun-Fire"”
15h.
1} in, 1204i05.
Red & White
,
.
.
.
Jacket,
Blue Cap.
5.
LB. Hodge’s
Chestnut
Mare........."Nett1e’.........13h.
3%in.
103} lbs
Red &
_
'
White Jacket,
Blue Cap.
3rd:
“"THE MANNING'S BAY STAKE’ Priz:
Purse
$60.00
1.
1.8 Hodee's
Olstont
Mare
..
..
... '"'Neftle” .
=
18 3#in.
103% lbs. Red &
.
-
.
:
.
White Jacket,
Blue Cap.
2..
B. L. Brown’s Bay Gelding.. ‘T2 idy
..14h. 2¢in. 110§ lbs. Green Jacket,
Pink Cap.
3.
&, L. Brown’s
Bay Mare......S:cet
Marie”......18h.
sin.
94} Ibs. Blue & Yellow
:
-
‘
Jacket,
and Cap.
4.
C. Ifields’s Chestnut
Mare...
"*Union Queen’’....l3h.
3in.
101 lbs.
Green
Jacket &
-
:
;
P:ink
Cap.
5.
Chas.
Thomas’s
Bay Gelding....
'Blue Pigeon’’....l4h.
14 1. 1074 Ibs. Blue Jackelt),
Yellow Sleeves and Pink Cap.
Jth
‘‘THEPONY RACE”
Prize Purse
$40.00
1
L. Lindgvist’s
Cream
Stallion. ..."*Union King"....l3h.
2}in. 98¢ Ibs. Red &
Wh:
Z
(. Ifield’s Bay Stallion.
. ‘Sweet
Willie”’. 13h. 4in.
92% Ibs. Green Jacket, PmkN(t;g;e
3
Prank
Browne’s Chestnut
Stallioa... ‘Bay Spirit”’. . .13h. fin. 944 los. Red,
White
'
»
& Blue Jacket
and Cap.
sth THE LABOURERS STAKE
Prize
Purse
$ 15.00
f
[for Labourers only] entrance
fee $2 00
{
-
_Entries
to be
Inade the day of the Races
Entrance
to the Ground
20 cen:s
per head.