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B i“e i C e,: il ‘?\ 3 .é’ i AR Si e- oy Se e3 § g e o et ot S S 2 N e &% ‘ L% el >(@ ~ Ty N \§§"’7:;:_ .ANL 4 E LN O . “-—\;':‘i Y 7 e (i EEe OB 3018 YEAR, CHRIATIANSIED V. 1 1L 8 A, MONDAY, 30t} JUNE 1924 o sOiE i mealalaly, o one provision merchants prediet @ eontinuance of the upwird trend and expeet a marked increasz in lHiving costs The leaders of the now housewives lecoie maintaln that the rise in prices is duo to the mani- pulati ns of rings ond conbinations ard they are orzanizing for a national revolt against present prizes, ‘Jhe rise in the price f eheese is satl to be partially due - to the growine popularity of the Canadi- an pro luet in the United States market and b 2 increasing uemand irom Ameri- By | Calzatta, June 25'h —The Unlted States . round the world fliers. who loft Kangoom | this morning, steppal at Akuvab, on the Faste n coast of the Bav of Beroal aos L eordinr to messazas this afternoon. Boar- i dier despatehes revorted the United | States party had veached Chittugony, L proviree of Beacal bt thigse proved er- | roneot s. . > 5 Loondon June 25th --Lorl Arnold, Un- i der-Seeretary forthes Uoloaies, intormed . the Hiase of Lords b lay that th Gove L ernmeat had iostrocied 18 Amb ssador | ot W o hiaogtan to nfurn the lliniled | States Gavernment that Great Zdritain i had reached che cone usior that it is de- b sirabie that the conducr of matters trus. ' ted to a Minister Plenipotentiary soecred: ' ited to the Uaited States, He adde that i tha QGiavernment -trusted tiis prpos L al soidd by ae piable to the Uit el { ttates. Lowdl Arnold weatl into a iull i explaunatiun of the siatus of the Min- | ister, should the United States con- . s:nt. The Government’s action in the . matter was based upon a precadent | set ia 1929, when it was agreed that | Canadi might be separately vepresentod ! at Wa hington, - Foe Minister woall be é appoin ed by the Free Siate Lovern- L ment ald recaive his credatials ip the ’ usual manaer from th: Ring Bath | docameats would make it claar tht the i appointment was sblely {67 the purpose 3 of deallng with Free blUi'B eonvention | terms. Lord Arnold further explained E that c:rreful provision had been mad? | governing the relaiions between the ; British and Free State tovernme s, | &vd bet yeva the Briash £ m"m.«‘s:x;lzn' at . Washinzton and th2 lrish Muister anl | for dozline with eises w.itre (a2 re- | spectiv. functions mizht overlao, The | British Government was contileat the appoirt neat would strenzthen the eor- dial rolatioes with the Unitad States, without in any way impaiving the prin- ciple of diplomatic unity of the whole THE ST. CROIX AVIS is printed and published daily (Sundlys and Holwdays excepted) by G. Johausen ¢l the Avis Ojfice. TERMS:--50 cents morthly in advance, 2 cents per single copy. Entered as second-class matter May 26th 1917 at the Fost Ofice at Christian- sted SE Crote. V. Lol the U S, & un- der the Aect of March 3. 1879. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals wilh nit- ters of qeneral interest, and is ac ompa- nied with the author’s name, as a giar- antee of good faith The editor caznot be respons ‘ble ;"Jl' the views of his correspon- lonts nor does he necessarily endorse them, TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Loylike, Eng. June 24th-- Leading all tha 270 odd zmateur and professionil gulfers who sought to quali’y yo2ster- diy and today over the Hcylake and Formbyv Cruisers, was the famous Brit- ish professional, J. H. Taylor, who was winning trophies in the jancient and hon- ourable 2ame when the prescat champi- on. Havoers, was but a babe in the arms. To his leading eard of 70 vesterday ov- or the Hoyvlake Course, Taylor tolay ad- dod a2 82 at Fromby, an aggrezateof 143 strokes. Close behind him was Havers wiihlds Al by a ey of the o hors who gaslifizd had eards ranging between 130 to 198, Paris Juane 25th ~(Uaited Press). The Cibinat held a brief meetinz to-day, A arig panneting on Bia Pacant coan. varsaoa in womioa and Brassals to wvard applicating sf the Hxperis Piaa for set- tlinz th: Gearman raprations sitaa‘ion. Tas Premier is confilent that (armany will ace2p: the Franco British note on Jdi- garmameaent. Paris. June 25th.(United Paess). “'I am eatiraly satisti2d with the results of my trip.!’ was all Premuer Heacriot woll say t) the pra2ss waen he returne | hom2 ear- ly tolay. after a visit to the Beitisa i B:lgian 3:vernments. Tn 2 Premisr was graate l at th? station by the n2wv Minis- tors and Radieal Leaders. t yndon. June 25th—(lUnited Prss). Beitisn hosewives are organizing a bay- ers’ strike in protest against the rise in fondstaff pric2s. Flour, batter, cheesa and bacra have already riseain price, whilst sugar and tea are expected to fol- No 148, Britisk Emuiire. Reeent despatehes from Dublin stated that Professor Smid- dv, of Cork, was apuoiuted Plenipoten tiary of the Imsh Feee State at Was'- ington, following lhe anproval of the British G vernm nt, Washi oton. June 25th —Fifty 'r mora of the principal oil companieso tne United Siates ware attacked in anti- trast proceedines ias itutsd by the (G- --eranent fodav in the Federal Coust o Chicazo. Attorney Leneral Stone ask- ed T an njuaciisn to restrain tle campanies from further violatins o the Sherman Anti-Feast Aet, which h> charaed ariinst them Neaely all of th imparctant conpani s, including all of th stanidard Uomoani 4. wers eited. The A toruny Genaral eharvceed them with havine combined to eontrol the production of oa- soiine bvithe polling of a assorted pact vichts, in vinlation of the Anti Trust Act naming as the primary defendants the Stanaard Oil Companies of Indiana and New Jersey and the Stan‘ard develop ment Conpany, the Lexas Oil Comvany and the Gasoline Produet Cov. The ac tion constituted on 2 ol the most sweep- iy anti trast mave: oa the part of the Uniited Srates Govdrn nent in many years Besides the principals, the attornev Gan- eral namad as parii2i a nambhoer of ses ondary detfendants’’, who, the c¢harge says'’ were2in the cynbination as a re- sult of acceptinz licinses from one or wore of the prima.y deiendants. W&r w N ¥ ORDER OF THE DA’ Avis & i k [“ K for an extraordinity mneeting ofthe Colonial Uounell ©1 st, Croix, Mon- dav, June 30, 1921, at one o’clock p. 1L (convened by request of the Chair- man) 1. Vaecation of seat of sth Appointed Member (Melntosh) owine to absence of meetings aecording to Puragravh 34 of the Colonial Law. 2. Colonial Council Bill N>, 30. 2nd diseussion on Colonizl Couneil Di'l No. 30, draft of budget for the Mun.- cipality of St. Croig for the fiscal yes - from July 1., 1924 1o Jupe 30. 192 with amendments. Colonial Coureil Ollice, St. Croix. Jure 24 1924 ROBT. L. MERWIN Chairman.