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ilaNs I
V.
L U 8 A
THURNDAY,
121
H JULY.,
1980
Halifax. N. & July Tth.—Mr.
D.
Liv-
|
ingstone,
District
President
of the
Unit-
:
ed
Mine Workers
and
J.
B.
Mel.achlan,
|
the
District
Secretary
Treasurer,
were
|
arrested
at
lie
United
Mine
Workers
|
headquarters
at
Glace
Bay
last
night
|
Btid
@re
Bow
1b
jall
at
Sydney.
|
Chief detective
Kennedy
left
last
uight
for Sydney
with
warrants
for
the
two
'
union
officials and
they
will
be
brought
|
to Halitax
for
trial
Messrs
Livingstone
!
and
McLachlan
are
being
charged
under
|
section
126
of
the
criminal
code.
The
|
charge
arises
out
of
a
letter
which
is
stated
to have been
circulated
among the
I
local unions
of the
United Mine Workers.
'
The charge,
in effect,
is that
1 ivingstone
|
and
MeLachlan
wilfu!' and
krowingly
|
publisheda
false
tale
which
had
a
ten-
.
deney
to
eause
irjury and
mischief
to a
i
public
interest,
to
wit,
the
provincial
|
government
and
the
provincial
pelice.
;
Wimbleden,
July
7:h.-- Randolph
Ly-
|
cett
and
Miss
Elizabeth
Ryan,
Great
Pritain,
wen
the world’s titletin
the
mix-
.
ed
doubles by defeating
1.. 8.
Deane,
lo-
|
dian Davis Cupt Star,
and
Mrs
Shepherd
.
Barron
64, 75.
j
Hong Kong,
July
Tth.— Bandits
today
.
held
up
a frain
on
the
Canten
Kowloon
railway fifteen miles
from
Canton,
Kkill-
|
ing
a
Chinese
military
officer
and
oune
soldier
and
carrying
off about
90 upper
~
class
Chinese,
who
are
being
held
for
|
ransom.
Booty
valued
at fifty thousand
.
dollars was also taken,
}
Lordon, July 7th,—Referring
to
Great
;
Eritain’s
new
aiv programme
Sir Saniuel
|
Hoare,
the Air Minister,
said vesterday
i
in
spesking
at
a
luncheon
given
the
|
National Citizen’s
Union
that
he.did
nct
|
expect
an attack
{rom
anyone,
"‘least
«f
|
all
from
any
of our old Allies’”
but,
he
|
added,
‘'being a
great
empire
we
must
ensure
our national
sccurity.
Whoever
|
be
our
friends,
we
canvot
leave
cur
'
shores
open
to a Lestile
zzt!e:_ck
or live on
i
the sufferance
of any
power
in the wcrll,
Just
as
we have the
one
power
standard
I
for the navy,
so
must
we
have
a
stard-
|
dard for
the
awr
force,”’” Sir Samuel
ex-
i pressed
a wish
to
sce
aviaton
a
great
|
British sational
industry
and
he
wanted
|
to
strergthen
the
hands
of
the Govern-
ment
so
as
to
bring
about
interuational
restriction
on air forces.
!
VM.oscow
July Bth, Christian
Rakov-
sky,
who is
to
succeed
Lecnid
Krassin
as head of the Russian
Soviet
delegation
|
in London,
as
annmm‘ced
by M.
Rakov-
‘
¢ky,
was former
president
of
the Lkra
r.izn republic.
THE Sl. CROIX AVIS
1s printed and
pudblished
daily (Suadiys
and Holvdays excepted)
by G. Johlrasen
at
the Avis Office.
TERMS:--59
c2nts monthly in alvaine?,
2 conts
par single c2py.
Eaterel
as
szconlcliss
mattzr
My
26th
1917 at
the
Post
O fice at Christian-
sted
St Cryie,
V. L of the
11. 8.
A.
un-
dzr the Act of March 3,
1879.
Contribution to this papzr
will 52 glad-
lg received
when
the
syme
deals witl
it
ters of general interest,
and s
ac:ompa-
nied with the
awtfoir’s
nime,
as
a
guar-
antee
of good fuith
Theeditor
cannost
be
responsible
for the views of his correspon-
donts
nor does
he necessarily endorse them.
ie
N
s
TELEGRaMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
Winnipez,
July
6:h.—Anticipating
a
record
harvest,
p'ans
for bringing 40,000
harvest
hands
from Eastern
Canada
to
assist
the farmers
of Western
Canada
in
reeping and threshing
their crope
will be
discussed
at
a meeting
¢ f railway employ-
ment
service
officials here
on July 17th.
Members
of the
United Farmers
Orgar
-
izltion in the
Prairie
provinces
will also
attend.
Paris.
July
6th.—(Reuter)
The Olym-
pie Committee
announces
that
Australia
is sending
forty
athletes,
men
and
wo.
men,
to
take part
in
the
games
at
the
Olympic.
Newzealand
is sending
a team
of fifty contestants.
Paris,
July 6th.—According
to
adyvices
received
here
from
the
League
of
Na-
tions at
(Geneva,
the
Canadizn
amend-
ment
to article ten,
pamely:
“‘That
the
nenbers
of the League
shall
undertake
to respect
and
preserve,
as
against
ex-
ternal ageression,
the
ferritorial
integri-
ty and existing volitical independence
of
all the members
of
the
League
and
in
casa
of any such aggression
or any threat
or danger of such,
the
Council
shall
ad-
vise
upon
means
whereby
their
obliga-
tions
shall
be
fulfilled,”” was
rejected
almost
unanimously.
The
proposed
amendment
would make
participation
in
any
war measure
by
a nation which
is
a
member
of the
League
dependent
upon
its
political
and
geographical
circum-
stances
ard the
consent
of
the
nations
sfombers
of
Parliament.
The
French
members
of the Couneil,
led
by
Gabriel
Hanotaux,
kilied the amendment
by
urg-
ing that
the
Couneil
must
not
be
tied
down
to any particular
fermula.
No.
159.
@
e
E} b?
S
bt
ek
UOLICALIO,
T
is
hereby (brought
to
public
notice
E
that
the
Trade-mark
sbown
below
which
was
registered
in
the
United
States
Patent
Otffice,
Washington,
D. C.,
on
January
2.
1923
in
the
name
of
Standard
Oil Company
of New York
of
New York, N.Y~
a corporation organized
and existing under
the
laws of the
State
of New York, and
Trade-mark
certificate
No,
163178
issued
therefor,
has
this date
beep
registered
in the Office of
the
Gov-
ernment
Secretary
of the Virgin
lsiands
of
the
United
States
at
St.
Thomas,
in
accordance
with
the
provisions
in
the
reculations
eoverning
the
regisiration
of
Patents
and
Trade
marks
in the
Virgin
Isiands,
approved 30 June,
1920,
2
d
il
Government
of the
Virgin
lslands
of
the
United
States,
St.
Thomas
June
5,
1923.
J. 4. GAFFENEY.
Government
Secrelary.
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brought
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notice
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was
registel
d
in
the
P!wih‘(i
Qtates
Patent
Oilice,
Washington,
(.
on December
26,
1920,
in
the
name
of
Standard
Oil
Company
of
New
York of
New
York,
N.
Y.
a corporation
organized
and
exis
ing
under
the
laws
of
the
State
of New
York. and
I'rade-mark
certificate
:‘\ja)_
162898
1551
i f‘Z‘.L‘l't'f())', has
this date
bean
recistered
in the office
cf the Govern-
ment
Szeretary
of the
Virgin
islands
ol
the
United
States
at
St.
Thomas,
in
ac-
cordance
wvith the [:‘:w‘.i»i
ns
in the
regu
lations
governing
the
registration
of
Patents
and
Trade-marks
in the
Vir
1)
Islands,
approved
30 June,
1920.
Covernment
of the
Virgin
Islands
of
Ej'z:;”l;mlcd
States,
St. Thomas,
.June
5,
1920
J.
J. GAFFNEY,
Governmeznt
Secretary.