St. Croix Avis, 1920-07-02, page 4
N oWK NLK Hart-Parr Tractor. - At Sion Farm duplicate its excellent Porto Ri&;n records when in the presence of MESSRS. L. NIELSEN and C. RINGBERG it plowed- 1§ Acres, using 10 Gals. Kerosene in 3 hours, which means that it would plow 5.8 Actes in a day of 10 hours, Considering the condition of the ground which had not been plowed in three years and without having rain in six months it is a performance which places this machine in a class by itself. AUFFANT & ANTONSANTI, Agents. Ponce, Porto Rico. Continued from Ist page. that he was unable to obtain then. The despaten adds that it is reported that D’Annunzio has sent a battalion to Zara. The cause of .the trouble is not indicated in the despatch. Lismore, Ireland, June 29th.--Several private houses and places of business here were sacked on Sunday by soldiers in reprisal for the kidnapping of Briga- dier General Lucas on Saturday night. There was some firing in the streets but nobody was killed. Dublin, dJune-29th. …
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N oWK NLK Hart-Parr Tractor. - At Sion Farm duplicate its excellent Porto Ri&;n records when in the presence of MESSRS. L. NIELSEN and C. RINGBERG it plowed- 1§ Acres, using 10 Gals. Kerosene in 3 hours, which means that it would plow 5.8 Actes in a day of 10 hours, Considering the condition of the ground which had not been plowed in three years and without having rain in six months it is a performance which places this machine in a class by itself. AUFFANT & ANTONSANTI, Agents. Ponce, Porto Rico. Continued from Ist page. that he was unable to obtain then. The despaten adds that it is reported that D’Annunzio has sent a battalion to Zara. The cause of .the trouble is not indicated in the despatch. Lismore, Ireland, June 29th.--Several private houses and places of business here were sacked on Sunday by soldiers in reprisal for the kidnapping of Briga- dier General Lucas on Saturday night. There was some firing in the streets but nobody was killed. Dublin, dJune-29th. -The utmost en- deavours have been made by military patrols, aviators and the police to trace the whereabouts of Brigadier Geni. Lu- cas. Up o last evening, however, all efforts had failed. London June 29th. —lt wns annoupced in the House or Commons last night that no information had been received respecting General t.ucas who had been captured by the Sinn Feiwners. Mr. Lloyd George said that martial law had not been prociaimed in any part off Ireland. Stockholm, June 28th.—All the war prisoners on board a Bolshevik steamer which sank recentiy in the Neva river were saved, according to a uespaten o the "‘Dagblad’’ from Helsingiors, Fin- land. London, June 29th.-—The positions taken by the Greeks in the advance against the Turkish Nationalists from Smyrna 1n Asia Minor, are being conso- lidated and tne forward movemen: has been stopped 0 permit of this process, it is announced in - dvices trom Smyrna. London, June 29th. —Lord Miiner, pre- siding at « tfarewell luncheon to Mr. Ar thur Kowvinson, tae Attorney General of V.ctoria, Australia, stated that the pro- posal would be submitted next year to vhe tmperiai Conference tor the sub- mission vl tunctions in the Colonial Office by the transter of the control ot matters relating to the Domintons from the Co- lomal Secretary to some o her authority. 'he matier had been under considera- uon but no decision had been taken up- on it until it had been subuntted to an Imperial Conference, dealingg with con- stitutional relations in different parts of the emnpire. : San Franesico, June 29th. Open war- fare over prohibition and the Irish ques- tion and other troublesome issues of the Democratic platform began today in a storm swept committee hearing, \_zvhlle in private the leaders continued their nego- tiations for settlement to keep the hos- tilities r'rom spreading later to he floor of the convention. Tonight the platform sub-committee hid not yet begun _actuai_ preparation of the party’s declaration ot principles and there were no. surface in- dications that their task had been made any simpler by the day’s public arguments or private consultations. FOR SALE ® Belle Veue or part of it, Mt: Wel- come and Eliza’s Retreat and part of Lt. Princess and Golden Rock. EM. E SVITZER. 30th June 1920, You Are Invited to call and see the fine assortment of Groceerles recz2ived g“ “% @ K EX D. D. Korona Ao R- MCI?tOSIL Christiansted, st. Croix. 11 June 1220. For good appetiteand good digestion use ’ ° ° g Dr. Ross’ Life Pills. Resders, No.20-17. Executive Order No. 13. THOMAS {AMSAYis hereby ap- pointed Chairman of the Food « om- mission of St. Croix. Govenrment of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Thomas, 29 June 1920. J. W OMAN. Governor. ] A necelve BY LATEST ARRIVALS, i At Stakcmann’s Store The famous INGERSOL and LEANARD WATCHLS, EVER REANY, GEM, GILLETTE, and AUTOSTROP, SAFETY RAZURS & BLADES, DURHAN DUPLEX SAFETY RAZ. ORS & BLADES, Genco & Berkshire Straight Blade Razors. Pocket knives, FRANCO Flashliguts. Batreries and Bulbs, COLGATES RERFUMES, SOAPS & POWDER, - FLORIDA WATER, SHAVING SOAP & CREAM, CUTICURA & RESINOL SOAP. Ribbon Dental Cream, 4 WOODBURY POWDER, POMPEIAN DAY & NIGHT CREAM, ° ENAMEL & GLASSWARE, THERMOS BOI'TLES & FILLERS, GOODYFEAR NEOLIN SOLES & RUBBER HEELS, PANAMA HATS, HAT BANDS, & SWEA T BANDS. IVORY HAND MIRRORS, BICYCLE & AU ' SUPPLIES, also a small assortment of 4th of July ', Goods. ERIK R. STAKEMANN.