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CHRISTIANSTED,
Y.L U. 8
A..,
MONDAY,
91
JULY,
194
|
to send
American,
instead
of
Nova
Sco-
|
tia coa:
up the St.
Lawrence.
2
the first
i
inierference
wiih e mpuny property
oe-
|
curred
this
afternoon
at No.
2
colliery,
|
where
pickets
refused
to
allowr
switen
j
engines
to
s!
int
ruel
into
the
boiler
|
plants
where
officials
were
endeaveuring
|
to keep
up
steam.
As
a result
the
fags
|
have stopped,
gas
is
accumulating
in tb
|
pit,
which
is
the
largest
coal
niine
in
|
Canada,
and
within
a
few
hours
the
'
pumyps
wili be down
and
the mine
flood-
|
ing
with
water
from
the
subiaarine
|
workings.
Wimbleder,
July
4tk... William
M.
§
Johnston
and
Fraveis
T.
Hunter,
United
.
States
players,
wiil be
the
finalists
in
.
the men’s
singles o the Wimbledon
lawn
|
tennis
chzmwpienship.
“ach
won
his
|
semi-fimal
mateh
today,
Johnston
defeat-
{
ing
Norion,
South
Africa,
and
Hunter
|
beating
Lowe,
Grea:¢
Britain,
In
the
.
men’s
doubles
Count
de
Gomar
end
.
Eduardo
Fiaquer,
Spain,
defeated
Lie
.
tenant-Colonei
Dudiey
and
J.
M.
Bell,
.
Great Britain.
Mixed doubies.
Rando ph
|
Lycett
and
Miss Elizabeth
Ryan
Great
!
Britzin,
d2ieated
Jean
Borota and
Murs.
Goleate,
|
London,
July sth.—The
Rank of
Lng-
{
land
raised
its
rate today
to4
perceut,
|
frem
the 3 percent
level which
bad
pre-
vailed for a vear.
Although the increase
had
been
awaited
with interest,
it caused
littie
surprise,
inasmuch
as
eveuts
re-
cently
have
been
moving rapidly towards
such
acuion,
at the
same
time there
is
censiderabie
opinion against
raising
the
oflicial minimumn
at
a iime
when
trade
is
so
bad
and
when
Great
Britain’s
pur-
chase
of food
and
raw
material
in
(e
l
United
Siates
and
South
America
must
i
be financed.
It was
therefere
hoped
that
tiie authoriites
would
not
have
recource
'
to such
a step.
London,
Julvy
Bth.—Mr.
Bopar Law’s
improvement
in condition
was
maintain-
ed during the past week.
Henley,
on Thames,
July sih.—Hilton
Belyea, of St. John,
N. B,
the
Canadian
champion,
won his heat for
the Diamond
l
Sculls,
easily
defeating
Dr.
Rudolph
Besshard,
of the
Grasshopper
Club,
Zu-
rich, Switzerland.
Loncdon,
July
56th.—Mr.
Baldwin,
speaking
in the House
of Commons
yes-
terday, regretted
that
no reduction in the
tax on sugar
was possible
this
year,
and
he could only
hope
that the financial
po-
sition before
very long might enable
the
Government
to do what
he woi!d like to
"
have done this year.
.
THE ST. CROIX AVIS
18 printed
and
pudlishel daily (S idvys
a vl Holulays zeczpted)
by G. Johraszn
at
the Avis Offize.
TERMA >:--53) c2lts oty inalvines,
2 ¢:al3 per single copy.
B iteral
as
321 lel
milior
Wiy
238
1917 atth:
Pait
O hize at Chrudtidne
g2l
St Urne
V. Lot th: U
B A wik
di-th: Actof Marzh 3.
13738,
Contridution
to this prpzr
will 52 lad-
lg receivel
when the
sy n2detls
with
n it-
teirs of gencral inter:st,
and I 8 az:)
npa-
nied with th2
axthos’'s
n1 e,
as
1 guir-
antee of gord fuith
The editor cannot
be
responsiblefor tie views of hiscorrespon-
deats
nor does he necessarilyendorsethem.
TELEGR3 MS.
ST
CROVIX STATION.
London,
July
sth.
Following
is
the
rasult
of
the
Princess
of Wales
stakes.
First
Triumph,
second
Silurian,
third
Inkerman.
London, July 6th.
The
West
Indians,
enntinuing
th+ir first innings
against
the
Nottinzhamshire
eleven,
scored
317 runs,
los
ng
their
tirs:
innings
by
36
runs.
Followingz are
the scores.
First
innings.
Browne
11,
Dewhurst
52,
Challenor 62,
Tarilton 12,
Fervandes
5, Ince
10, Small
71, Austin 3,
Constantine
32,
John
(not
o1t)
44,
Franeis
4,
extras
11,
total
317,
Nottinghamshire
ihep starting
their
sec-
osd
inniags
made
136
for
the
loss
of
three
wickeis.
[ollowing are
tie scores,
S-eind
inpings.
funu
52
Waiker
58,
[ ardstaff (not
out)
22,
Turner
Y, extras
4
:otal 136.
Sydney,
July
4th.—A
final tightening
o
the
union
lines
has
marked
the
com-
vietion
of
the
first
24 hours of the gen-
eral
strike of Cape
Breton
Coal
Miaers
and
steel
workers.
Both
company
and
union
headquarters
agree
tonizht
that
the walkout is as
near 100 percent
strong
as it is humanly
possible
to make it.
The
only place
where
union
workers
remain
on the
job tonizht
is at New Waterford
p wer house
and they
are
there only be-
cause
the
station
supplies
light,
power
and
water
to
freir
own
houses
in
the
tywn.
The
p-incpal
developments
up
to
10
o’clock
are
1.
Diversion
of
the
diamond fleet
of
a
dozen
large
colliers
from
the
port
of Sydney
to Hampton
toads
Va.
lhe
company
has large coal
eontracts
which
must
be
iilled and
as
Cape
Breton coal
supplies
have
been
cut
off, the net result
of the
strike
to dat:
is
No.
156.
UM THE Di37RICT GURT OF
THE VIRSIN ISLANDS
Or Til GAiicD STATES. CRI. TIA4SLED SUB-
|
JUDICIAL LISTRICT.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATEOF
|
LOUISA FARRELY, DECEASED.
;
OTICE is heieby given
that the under-
| N signed
has
beoen
appointed
Adminis-
'
tratrix of th: esiate
of LOUISA FALR-
.
RELY, deceased.
‘
All
persars
having claims
against
tle
-
said
estate
are
hercby
noiified
(o present
.
same
to
A. E. STAKEMANN the
attor-
|
ney
of the undersirned
at
his office, No.
.
89 King Street
in Christiansted,
with
the
|
necessarv
proots,
within 6 months
from
|
the date
of
this notice,.
‘
Persons
indebted
to
decedent
will
please
pay
the undersigned.
|
Chiistiansted,
St.
Croix, V.l.
U. 8.,
.
this 22th day
ol
June
1923,
ROSE
A. F. MEYER.
;
Administratrix.
e
e—-
,
NOTICE.
|
EIAVING
heard
that
there
are
several
| H
persons
going around
doubting
that
}
the
pupils
of
the
JUNIOR
HIGH
|
SCHOOL.
bave
individually
built
the
|
several
pieces
ol articles
exhibited in the
|
recent
Manual
Training Exhibition,
1,
|
Juan
E. Rivera,
take this opportunity of
|
inviting
ali those
who
are eriticizing
to
'
owvisit
me
in
my
Manual
Training
Room
|
durirg the period
set
aside
for that
sub-
|
ject.
'
Alsc, if any of those
same
parties
eQn-
|
sider
hi nself capable
enough
of carrying
'
out
a better
graduation
program
than
the
.
one
o! Saturday evening,
June 30,
1923
I, Juar k. Rivera, ehallenge
him to do 1.
:
Chrisiiansted,
St. Croix,
July 2, 1923.
[
,
JUAN E, RIVERA,
?
Preincipal of the Junior High School,
FOR RENT
THE
fine dwelling
house
No.
53
King Street,
Christiansted,
from
July
Ist,
1923.
For further
parti-
culars,
apply
to
CAPTAIN A. J. BLACKWOQOD,
Listate Annal'y.
Frederiksied,
St. Croix, V. I.