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Tne Turkish atiitude on this protocol, which tae Al lies plan toinsert in tha peace treaty, is uneertain, buc prolably binzes upon tae disposition ol tae Udonan debt ques- tion and evacuativn of Constantinople. The eclause which inspivel the United Siates protest eavers the rieacit eonces- sion which conflicts with the Chester project. London, June 30:h.—Th> special eom- mittee under Me. Ron.aid Maceneiil, Un- der seeretary of the Foreign Office, con sidering the shio liguor question. wiil de vise means hy whiich Gecat tsritain wili belv the Ut ited States to check boot tp- gine, aceording to in:ormustion receive! by the Daily lelegrapi’s diplomatic cor respondent. 2 London, Juna 30th.—All parties in the House of Commons laughed heartily yes- tercay at ‘he spectacle of Lady As or, Member for Sutten, seated beside Sir i, G. Baubury, Conmservative, and tryirg to hold him down by the coat tails to pre- vent him speaking on the agriculivre crecit biill, so that the House could pel to her liguor bill before four o’clock. Panbury, however, eluded her grip ord strupeled 'o his feet. His speeeh wus punciuated with despuairing “ohs’ from Lady Astor. O.her members, coniinutng the debate, were greeted with groans of diseust from the noble lady. The discus: sion ended with five minutes (o spuave for the hiquor bill and there was a roar of lauzh.er when the first amendment thereto was toved by Banbury, who ay peared blissiuily iZnorast of Lady As- tor’s gestares of disgast. He was suill speakingz when time was e&ailed. The debate was adjourned. with Lady Astor shaking both fists at the vngaliant mem- ber, to the amusement of the rest of the House. P 3 Ea. e -3 Quebec steamsnip Lo, THE S. S. “PARIMA” will sail fromn New York on Julv sth and is due at Fiederiksted on or about the 12th inst. aad will be Cdispatched for Windward Isiands. ROB’T. L. MERWIN & Co. INc., Ageres., - IHE 51 CRUIX AV is printed and pudlished daily (Sundiys ard Holidays zezepted) by G. Johnsen at the Avis Office. PERM S --s)centamirtily inaivance, 2 ¢2als pir sangls eopy. Fisrel ot sooul 2l miiar My dih 101 yot £y st sgk (TRriet 1 shil St Craie V. Lol 82U D 4. un- di-ths At of Mirch 8. 1379, Contribution to this paver will 52 3lad- lg received wheon the sun 2 detis w'th ilt ters of general interest, and is a: npa- nied with the awhors n1 ae, as 1 gLar- antee of good frith The2ditsr caniot he responsiblefor the Pl2Wws of RIS COPrespon- d2ats nor does 1.2 necessariluen lorseihem. TELEGRAMS. S OCRX S ATION, Barlin, June 3):h. —Jetweea d) and 6) piesous wee 2 kidel by an explosioa of a time bomb on the great Rhine bridge at Dasseidorf, waile a train was crossing the struc-ure, aCC widing to a eorrespo id- ent. A despaten from Ess2a to the Zoit savs the bridge was bhwa up. [t formed vircually the only oatlet for “he removal Gl seizad eoul by tae occupation authori- Lies, Sydney, N. S., July Ist.—3cores of rioters are nursing damnaged heads five wore injured seriously ennaza to require edical attention two are injured and n ja'l and several motor cArs are wrecks as Lae net result of a alzit of excitement on the coke oven side of tae Oailisa wn- pire Steei Co's. steel plant. alounted poiice charged on the mod and soidiers alvancing with fixed bayoaels, leat a warlike and sp:etacalar tou »h to sirenu- Ods Se2nes waien eommeac: fat B o)lo nigint and coatinuad internitteatly uacil midaight wnen tae soldiers ani police vecucaed dehind their stockadss. iYaeibel. Juaa 30 ~Nia2 30l soidiers were Kiiied today by thz expio- sion of a tin 2 oom)ia aciaca of a train carrylog Beiglan soldiers on leava back Lo Belyium from the ahr. Lausanne, June dJuh. =lt was learaed today taa: th2 Aliies had reacaed an seeord in a protoeol covering the con- cessions issuae. Un@ clause declares taat all erniracis and aceords of whica, bafore the wars, all formalities had el been aceormpiisned witl neverthe- jess Dbe deemed valid and will be maintained if, by common agreement, tney have been partly executed, or were No. 154. Ly A B SEAM;‘D proposals tfor the pur- chase of the ¢id Wind nili Tower situated at Kings hill vil- lage wiil be received in the oflice of the Public Works Department up, to, and iacluding, 11 A."M. July 7, 1923 at which time bids will be publicaily opened. The suceessiul Lidder will be re- quired to reniove the said niil withe- in sixty duayvs from the date of the award, JUHN €, GEBHARD, A:s & Public Woerks ( /( r. ‘f: t? - o i‘{‘t‘\D ?g";}. ALLhuntine including hunting with dog- and carrying of fire- arms on the estates belonging to The West Indian Sugar Factory is strictly prohibited except by those who have a2 written permit issued by the Divectors. Violaters will be dealt with ac- cording to law, st. Croix, July 2nd, 1923, WEST INDIAN SUGAR FACTORY LN § A e e BRAVING bEiatd that there are several E‘! peicans (. he arounud doub 1t o that " e pobtis vl the JUNIOR HIGH SCHUUL Lave individualiy built the Sevelui picees of ariicies exhisited in the recdont Manval lraining axhibition. 1L Juan Iv. Kivera, iaka Lhis opporiunily ol inviting all those who are eriicizing to visit mein my Maruval '‘'rainioe Hoom durirg the perniod set aside tor that sub- jeet. Alsc, if any of those saax.e parties con- sider hi nseii capable ¢hough of carrying ot a betier graduation program than the one of Saturday evening, Juane 30, 1923 I, Juan E. Rivere, challenge him to do it. Christiansted, St. Croix, July 2, 1923. JUAN E, RIVERA, Principal of the Junior High School.