Unionists
who had
suffared
during
the
troublous
times
and
were
now
members
of
the
Senate,
President
Cosgrave
said
must
be
protected
as
well
as
compen-
sated
for
tne iosses
Laey
had
met
with.
Londor
Aug.
Yih.—lhe
West
Indian
toaring XI yesterday
played
tneir
22nd
match
acainst
Somersetar
VWes on-Super-
Mare.
Datting
firsi
the
West
Indians
a nassed
the viluable
score
of
3UJ runs.
wollowiny
ar:
tae
individual
s2ores:
Wast Incian
Xl,
Caallenor
79,
Tariitop
3 Ince 23. Au-tin 76,
Smail
12
Bolt 86,
Browne
15,
‘onstantine
6.
Pascall
2,
Franeis
2, Dewhurst
not
out 3. exteas
29,
total 306.
The
homesters
iow
went
O
the
wicket
anc
at call
of
tive
nhal
only
musterec
21 runs
for
the loss
of 8
wick-
ets.
Sorrarse.
XL
Maeßryan
4, Damell
9. Lyon &
Yoang
ot
oii
0, otal
tor 3
wickets
©l.
lhe
mateh
wil
be
eontin
ued today.
New Ycrk,
Aug.
7th.—Tae
early
raw
sugar
market
was firner
and prices
were
i eents
higher,
with
Cuba’s quote
| at 4§
cents,
co-. and freigut,
eqaal
06
15 for
ccentrifugal.
dales
renorted
ware 17,500
bugs
of Luba’s toa local refiner
for Aug-
ust shipment.
Porto
Rieo’s
were oif=red
4% the sane
basis.
The raw sugar
furures
market
was
fmer
00 covering an:
scat-
tored cominission
house
buying,
p-omp’-
CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE
8.15.
MONDAY EVENING
8.15.
Bethichem
Theaire Sunday
7.30
p.m.
MNext Performance
in Frederiksted
SUN+AY EVENING 8.45.
“THE HOLY BIBLE”
Exhibited
in 4 Nights
28-REELS
PRODUCED
BY
THE SACRED FiLMS CORPORATION
MONDAY 7 RELLS:
“PHE CHAOS?.
THE CREATION
OF THE WORLD'.
“ADAMand
EVE IN THE PARADISE"-
“THE UNIVERLAL DELUGE’'.
‘“THE BABEL TOWER”.
“ABRAHAM'S SACRIFICE”,
THURSDAY 7 Reels.
“JOSEPH
SOLD BY HIS
RROTHERS”.
°"'JOSEPH
IN PRISON".
“THE REVELATION".
MONDAY (August
20th)
7T REELS.
“TIRST JO
JRNEY
OF JOSEPH'S
BROTHERS"’
“3nCOND JOURNEY
OF JOSEPH'S
BROTHRRS',
*THE
EXODUS'.
THURSDAY (August
23rd) 7 REELS.
«CONTINUATION OF THE EXODUS”, “RUTH’S BOOK”
“THE PROPHECY
OF SOLOMON”
|
Secure
your tickets
in time for
these
exbibitions
and
avoid the
rush
in the
¢vening,
ADMISSION
Reserved
Seats....
.....29¢.
tieneral
BEntrande .
...
....
156
RS
T
e
e
Cildegn
...
¢
.
10a
ed
by
the
advance
in
the
spot
market
After showing
advances
of
five
to eight
points,
prices reacted
under
realizing and
at
midday
were
unchbanced
to
three
points
net
higier,
lThere
were
no
changes
in refined
~ugar
and
the
demand
was
stiil
light.
Prices
were
quoted
at
7.9 Jto 8.00
tor fine
granulated.
Refined
futures were
nominal.
perlin, Aug, Bth, —Utters confusion
pre-
vailed
in
the
retail
situation
in greater
jeriin today,
due
to the continued
plung-
ing of the mark
and
tne
consequeant
fan-
tastie
rise of the deilar.
Whiie the
food
gituatlion
continues
to
show
a
chronie
shorrage
in ordinary
staples,
hourly rises
of prices,
caused
by
the iluctuation of the
mark,
are projeetiag
a
.ew and
scrious
element
Into the stiuation
as the retaiiers
are
withdrawing
their
wares
from sale
whenever
the
customers
refuse
to pay
prices
based
on the gold mark,
or the dol-
tar units.
As the
latter procedure
resu'ts
in price ranges
which
are
prohibited
un-
der the usuary
ordinances,
the shopkeep-
¢rs
union
has proclaimed
a generai
strike
tor
Thursday
and
zll
retaii
es:ablish-
ments,
except
food
shops,
will
elose
down for the
day,
as
a
protest
aguainst
conditions
under
which they
are
expeci-
eß 0 operate.
Washington,
Auzust
Tth.—Contra:is
ST
1P
v
LS
have
been
made
by
German
grain
ex-
porters
for 12.795
000 bushels
of rye from
Russia
for the coming
year
according
to
¢ible advices t 0 the
Department
of Agri-
culture,
part
payment
to
be
made
in
goods.
:
Montreal, Aug. Tth. —The Oxford-Cam-
bridge
lacrusse
teatn,
on
tour
in
this
country,
blaved
its
s2cond
game
of the
tour and
was defeated
here
vesterday
by
a National
Anateur
Association
team by
the
score
of
10
10 4.
Montreal,
Ang Tth.=The
linet “‘Dorie”’,
which
will urrive in this
port
this
week-
end,
is bringing approximately
nine
hun-
ired Biitish
harvesters
who
are
travel-
ling
west
under
the
cheap
bp
ssige
scheme
{for harvest
labovrers.
Two other
vessels
the ‘"Cassandra’
and
the
'‘Mel-
ita’>
are
bringing
similar
passengers,
The
"'Doric’’ is
aiso
conveying
the
crew
of the Leander
Rowing
Ciub,
coming
to
compete
in the
reeatta
at Toronto
in
eon-
nec'ion
with the Caradian
National
Ex-
hibition.
Cttawn,
Ang, Tth.—The
total
number
of
immierants
to
enter
Canada
during
the
moirth
of
July
was
about
16 000,
Excet
ficures
are
not
yet available,
ve-
ports
from
tew of
the ports
pnt yet
hav-
ing reached
the Departirent
of Immigra-
tion,
here,
but
the above
total
15
aporoxi-
mately
correct.
Immigration
from
the
United
States
was
about
normal,
while
there
was
an
increase
in the
number
of
immigrants
comng
(rom
the
British
Isles.
The
clesing
of
a
large
employ-
ment
cgency
at Jetroit
13 regarded
as
having
the effeet
of turning
a large
num-
ber of Canadians,
wh® bad
goue
to
that
city, boek
to Canada,
it is stated.
Dover,
Aug.
Tth.--The
Daily
Sketch
announced
today
that
it
has
decided
to
award
to Henry Sullivan
the 1,000 pound
prize
it
ofilered
some
time ago
for
the
Channel
swim.
‘lhe
newspaper
says
that
although
Sullivan entered
the
con-
test,
he did
not fuifisl
the conditions,
in-
asmuch
as
there
was
no
representative
of
the paper
in the
acccmpanying
boat,
but
that
in view
of
hLis pluck
and
the
fact
that there
is
no doubt of his baviug
accomplished
the
feat,
the prize
will te
awarced.
Berlin,
Aug.
Sth.-—-A
sensational
at-
tempt
to diseredit
the Cuno
Governaient
was
made verterday
when
a fake
news-
papar
appeared
on
the
streets,
i
the
heari
of Rerlin,
anncuncing
that the
Ca-
no
Government
husd
been
over hrov
n,
Copics
were
thiown
from
sutomobilos
and
sold by hawkers
while excited crowds
fought
for
them,
and
the
news flashed
through
the
@ity
spreading
confusion.
The Government
hurriediy denied
the
re-
port,
announcing
that
it
would
punish
those responsible.
The
act
is iaid to po-
litical ereintes
of Cnancei.or
Cuno.
Berliz,
Aug.
9:h.—All
the
shops
in
Beriin,
with the
exception
oi the provi-
sion
stores,
ciosed
today
as
a
protest
arqinst
the refusal
o the
zuthorities
to
allow
prices to be
fixed
on
a gold basis,