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Tird Y 5 AR CHRISTIANSIED, V. 1 U S. A ~gVEDNZSDAY, 29v# AUGUSE 1923 THE ST. CROIX AV:S 4 orinted and published daily - Suaduys a vl Holvic 43 eccepted) by G. Joi.ansen al the Avis Office. TERMS:--59 coats mo- tily in Ilvance, 2 c2nts per single ecny. “url suoplies in final shaipe, the Govern- nend today awaited the »ur come ot efforts 1y Governor P'iiehci.of Penasylvanaa, -0 finda combromise which woild lead ‘0 a2 seitlement oof the Anthracite crisis. [te designation of Mr. Pinchott as a nediator, which ollow>d his conference lere yesterday vith President Coolidge ind Chairman Hammond of the Coal Commission, has perceptibly sirengthen- ed the feeling of optimism which has narked oficial opinion .ince the sii- -Imricn became aecute. IMinal reports on the national fuel sttuation were said to co firm the pradiztion of the ¢l com- n ssionthat anthraci e subs'i ates would ya available in 3a2artities ad quate for evary normal require ne-t. Jttawa, Aug. 25th ——A den and for a vize inerease or the part of station shop- 3h2ds, roundhouse ar d elerical employees »{ the Canadian Nat onal Riiwav, will ikalv result, fron a :aeeting of the mens ‘0 nmittees in Toro: to, comnmencing on Monday next. It is stated on good au- hority that emuloye2s are se-kinga re- tar'n to the waves of 1421, which we e about 14 pere:nt, on an average, high r than at present. Entered as second class mat or May 25th 1917 at the Post O-fice at Christian- sted. ~t. Criie, V. L of theU. S. A. un- der the Act of Marzh 3. 1879. Contribution to this paper wil be glad- lg received when the same deals with aiat- ters of general interest, and is accompa- nied with the author’s name, az a guar- antee of good taith Theeditor anadi be respongible for the views of his ¢« prespon- dents nor does he necessarilyendorse 'rem. TELEGRAMS. BT. CRIIX STATION. Rome, Aug. 24th.--The Itahan fov- ernment’s ultimatam to Jugo-Slavia, asking that a definite decision bc reached concerning the status of Fium:, aileges that the Government at Belgraa: is con stantly delaying a set:lement of the situ- aiion. The lialian press says that Pre- mier Mussolini proposed first, that Fiume be governed by a mixed Italo Slav eom- missivn, and second, t.at this commis- sion entrust the ltalian Government with tie political and administrative manage- ment of the city. London, Aug. 24th —A const:tulional government of Palestine is demanded by King Hussien of the Hedjaz, wh has i.- structed his representative 1o London to negoiate with the Brizish Government wi h that end in view, according to a Jer- usalem despateh to the Daily Exprss, King Hussien,s special delegaie, Shiek Aydah Meilgi, was sent o Jerusalem, the correspondent says, toinform an nmpor- tant gatherinz of Palestine Arabs of the sovereizn’s attitude and to assure them that the smallest Palestine village is as imporiant to him as Mecca or Melina, Toe Arabs, aécording to the correspond- ent, are restive and deeply resent the resulution passed by the recent Zi.oaist Congress in Caisbad declaring for the exclision of Arab labour from Jewish enterprise in Palestine. Arlantie City, N. J. Auz. 21th.—Rep- raseotatives of the Anthracite mine workers in the United States today took th: last step necessary to shut down the p: eson September Ist. washinzton, Aug. 25th.—With machi- nery for the emergency distiibution of BUY FINEST U.S.A. SHOES DIRECT AT MAKERS’ PRICES Different from ordinary shoes bought by mail, thessareclean lined, zraceful, smard styled, finely made dress shoes of the kind you would findin the most up-to-cate New York store . {:pwvsmdhmbwmebim bogany (Brown) Calf, Bole 12 iron thickness ‘‘Rock QOsak,” the longost wear ing leather known. Ia rer Scle Fall Grain Lining 12-0:. fine woven Duock Heels, rubber— These “Wingfoot,” or shoes with “‘O'Sullivan’s.” Dr. Peel's Sizes, 54 to 11 Arch Presecver Widths, D & E. Shank, $6.50, add plus 35¢ package and postage, SS‘SO 35¢ Btate whether you want Pre- for p'st'ge server. If yourend 350 for pstage pay postman $5.50 or$6.30. Write foragent's proponiiion. The “ONE’’Shoe Co., Brockton, Mass., U.S. A Name : : P.O, Address i : Size Width Price Colombia Steamship Co. THE S. S. “BRIDGETOWN"’ sailed from New York on Friday evening, and is due .here on or about the ,31st inst., proceeding to Windward Islands. ROBT, .. MERWIN & CO. INc Agmlfb'. -~ 4 3 P o /2 Y N : & fff/‘ ; -'Qg Z = 9-;? : (" & < L) £ o S \/v 5 l&f o '/"': \‘ . . . \ : ‘?’-_.‘. : \‘.%\ Qt"; : ’é\"} r "ri(‘_:‘?"? 4 S A L N : \_§ LB ¢4 \/ A\\\ @ 7 W R S . 8 N v A(B 2 e53 A IR/ { & R 's3?\ : \\\\ \"—-‘ i ~' i f/Ev& }3} | 1‘ \\l e A "("; ,L_ !‘ ié,;"“-.; ~I- ~:‘~5l e\ | . P (el : "" \ { \@fm , zgs_?x gIB » ‘ § { -"j :}. 1t ! : i | /;\~ 5 s g_(,‘_,'.'é‘,;. "\’Q:’"*‘-f=y Ly . ~K::‘f- & =) . B B IBR BNy eWYN iR /,:i\ ..“L ‘,'"\'\.\’ :§ \i'gg" 4 ({"“7“ ’;h\"‘f.i‘:w .N W : B ; {, - o 7? E No. 199. , . Quebec Steamship Co. THES. S. "PARIMA” The ¢ 8 'Parinia will leave Nw Yeork on the 30th inst., and is due at Frederiksted on or about the 7Tth prox., proceeding to Windward [slinds. ROB'IL. L. MERWIN & Co. Inc., .4(7’,.“\‘. FOR SALL. One Bradburey Grand Piauno, One Estey Parlor Grgan. For turther particulars apply to A. J. BLACKWOOD, FkKstate An- nally, where the Instruments can be scen. A few piztuces of the late Presi- dent Harding can be had at this Office. One six-cylinder 5 passenger model D-45 Buick 1n good conditon, Also one Ford 5passenger, equiped with minute wheels and sparc; also bumper. _ For further particulars apply to G. A FLEMING. st Hogenshorg NORTHERN Assurance Comapny Limited OF LONDON GEO. L. MARKOE, Agent for Frederilisted’s District. ERIK R. STAKEMANN Agent for Christiansted’s District Policies are not subject to average.