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(Continued from Ist page.) flown to Dayton by a crew of ten men, commanded by Lieut. Clyde Kuntz. Lieutenant Kuntz and other members of the crew left the ship shortly before the accident. The ship had been moored to one of the steel towers when it was caught in the wind and swung around, coming in contact with another steel post. The bag was hizhly charged with electricity and the connection with the two steel towers caused the explosion and {‘re, it is believed. London, June 6th,—The Duke of Devon- shire presided at a meeting ofthe Society of Arts yesterday, at which Sir Edward Dayson read a paper on the economic conference and the colonies, pressing for adequate representation of the colonies, as distinet from the Dominions urging a carefully planned development scheme and all round preference of thirty three and a third pereent and also the resump- tiun of emigration from India to British Guiana. The Hon. W.G.A. Ormsby-Gore and the Governors of Kenya colony, Ni- geria, Gold Coeast and Sierra lLeone join- ed in the discussion, Rome, June Tith —The Bishops of the Roman Catholic Churech on the Ameri- can continent, will soon receive a circu- lar letter trom the Papal Secretary of State asking their opinion on the pro- pnsal to resume the Ecumenical Councei! which was interrupted in 1870 Som of the Kuropean PBickops have alre expressed their approvai of the plap London, June Bth.—Continuing ‘their innines adainst the West Indian N1 yes- terday, the Oxtord University ericket XI added another 31 runs to their sdore for the loss of two more wickets, whin they declared the innings closed. TheN se-re was 090 for six wickets. The day’s\ ~ore were Guise 120, Lyon 23, Knott not ot extras ‘2§ Bowling for the West dians Fr3dacis took two wickets fog 71 runs, John three for 92 and Cogstan- tine one for 37. The West Indiang then went in to bat and compiled the lhseful score of 38% using only ten men owkng to Phillips absence on account of havind dis- located his shoulder during the previnis day’s play. Individual West Ind ) scores were as follows: Challenor 13, Fernandos 40, Ince 3, Small 29, Holt 53, Nunes 89, Constantine 77, John 6, Paseall 35, Franeis not out 6, extras 38, total 388. OUxrord University eommenced their sec- ond innings, and at the close of the day’s play had scored 29 tor the loss of one wicket. Stevens not out 8 Taylor 16, extras b total 29. Quebec Steamship Ce. THE S. S. “PARIMA” wi'l sail from New York on June 7th and is due at rederiksted on or about the 14th. nO3’'T. L. MERWIN & Co. INc., Ageis, 5T UlOl AN s Publicati - üblication. T is hereby brought to public notice !that the Letters Patent which were recorded in the United States Patent Office, Washington, D. C., on September 19, 1922 in the name of Joh V. Rice, Jr., assignor to Rice Gas Engine Com- rany of Bordentown, New~ Jersey, a cor- poration organiz:d and eXisting under the laws of the State of New Jersey, and patent certificate No. 1,429,254 issued therefor, has this date been registered in the Office of the Government Secre- tary of the Virgin Islands of the United States at St. Thomas, in accordance with the provisi'ns in the regulations govern- ing the registration of Patents and Trade-marks in the Virgin Islands, ap- proved 30 June 1920. ; Government of the Virgin Islands of the United Stares, St. Thomas, June 5, 1923. . J.J GAFFNEY, ¢ Government Secrelary. - L] 0 Publication. URSUANT to paragraph 3 of the P Gharter of Foundation for Upper Chamberlzin VALDEMAR TULLY VON OXHOLM and Wite’s Legacy for assisting needy persons, it is hereby brought te public notice that a balance of interest amounting to i“res. 1,300.07% will be on hand for distribution on 1 July 1923. : Applications, containinz the requisite information and duly vcertitied, should be forwarded to the undersigned onor before the 20th day of June 1923. Despatehing Secretary’s Office, " Chris- tnd. W Oopiy YV I 28 May, 1923, by LR Despatehing Seeretw, Publicais e R@ e P UCllCailon. RURSUANT to ;');1}':1;1‘1‘;1;)}: S of the F Charter of Foundation for Merchant WILHELM sSMIDT’S Legacy for as- sisting poor persens in St Croix, it is Lereby brough' to public notice that a balance of interest amounting to FKres. 651.85 will be on hand for disfribution op 1 July 1923. 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