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2 -y ‘,/'.:;T '. ’al {{\%{} - ‘(V:, :.:‘i ,/V’é‘i};‘ z}f ‘7-{’/‘.‘s-k‘u;fi ‘ ‘,ri )}?’ : -/\g | *7,’éq | 5 1 5 ‘ | SR\ f£.\ L = 3 NNy M S 0 QAL " % N T g o f & J NENY BNS RR/ oy \'%g:\.:;,; gl Letl £ B _— I ! 3 .? ' 3 V SR \ lsi '::r; !‘;4“ ‘}?g‘\ . T g % ™ AT Y Ao R ) el e . ” ’ .~y & R S&@ 8y G D A=P R;S-N oA . N TitH YEAR. CRORIGVIANSIED. V.l V.BO A, WEDNESDAY, 20t dUNE, 196 No. 141. THE ST. CROIX AVIS is printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. TERMS:--50 cents monthiy in advance, 2 cents por single capy. Entered as second class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Ofice at Christian- sted, St. Croin», V. L of the U. S. A. un- der the Act of March 3, 1879. Mails Close for the United states and other places via New York by s. s. Puari- ma at 4.00 p. m. Taursday 2lst inst. TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Cambridge, 14th.—Syracuse Universi- ty La Crosse team defeated Cambridge University tolay 14 to 1. This is the United States teams 4th straight win, New York, June 14th. —A §isteadier movement laarked tradipg «n the local raw sugar market early toda, T2B were unchanged at 51/2 cents for Cuba’s cost and freight, equal to 7.29 for centri- fugal, with sales of 20,000 bags of Cubas. R-newed liquidation developed at the opening of the raw sugar futures market and first sales showed declines of 15 to 25 points. The selling seemed to come from Wall Street interests, attributed to Japanese traders, but offerings were well absorbed and after the ear'v selling prices, rallied sharply on covering and ¢ mnmission house buying. The bllge lifted active positions three to six points above the pravious closing. There were no further changes in refined sugar, with fine granulated hsted at 9 15, but the de- mand was still light. Refined fatures were nominal. Brussels, June 14th.—The political erisis arising from the conflict in *Parlia- ment over the proposition to substitute the Flemish language for French in the university of Ghent, came to acli- max this afternoon when, after the Sen- ate had rejected a resolution introduced by Baron Charles De Broqueville for the use of the Flemish language alongside of French, the cabinet decided to resige. ® The King accepted rhe Cabinet’s resig- o nation. Not only was the Parliament split on the question, the Chamber ap- proving the Flemish language and the Senate being opposed to it, but there See These Programs at the West End Ravies and Judoe for Yourssives, Thursda ' and Friday 21st and 22nd Silk Husbands and Calico Wives Sunday and Monday 24th and 25th Beyond Thel.aw. Thursday and Friday-?zi?% and 29, Captain of i-is Soul CO. . lING My Four Years in Germany. was a division in the Cabinet itself, in- fluential members, such as N. Van De’ Vyvere, favouring the preponderance of Flemish, although a majority of the cabi- aet members opposed it. In view of the impossibility of the cebinet reaching = unanimous conclusion as to its attifr’ on the subject, its resignation because inevitable. Sofia, June 14ih —Ex-Premier Stam- bolisky was captured today at Molava vil- lage, near Slavotiza. London, June 14th. President li Yuan-Hung of China, hae resigned and turned over to his captors at Tientsin the Government seals which he took with him in his flight from Peking, says a despatch to the Evening Post from its Tientsin correspondent. London, June 16th,—The touring West Indian cricket XI yesterday met the Northumberland X1 at Newecastle. The West Indians went to bat first and scored 986: Scores were as follows - Fernan- des 14, Challenor 105, Ince 43, Small 10, Hult 17 Nunes 5 Hunter (not out) 21 Constantine 21, §Browne 13, Pascali 0, Francis 4, extras 28. Total 286. At the call of time Northumberland had scored twenty-four for the loss of two wicket. Scores were Strangerleathes 15 McKay 9 Bruce (not out) 0. Total 24. The mateh will be conecluded today, being only a two days game. bz i Publication. OTICE is hereby given that the sum of Franes 330.70, income on their Royal Hizhness Crown Prince FREDERIK and Crown Princess LOUISE’S Silver Weddinz Memorial Fund, will beavaii able for distribution on the 23th of July 1923. Applications, for participation in this listribution, duly certified, should be for- warded to th2 undersigned on or before the 20th day of July 1923. Despnatehineg Seceretary’s Office, Chris- tiansted, St. Croix, V. 1. 15 June, 1)23. R. E BARRETYT. Despatching Seeretary. Quebec Steamship Co. THE S. 5. “PARIMA” from Windward Islands is due at Fred- eriksted on Friday moiningat 9 o’clock and will proceed tc New York via St. Thomas. ROB'I. L. MERWIN & (10. Inc., Agernes.,