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St. Croix Avis, 1921-08-29, page 3

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St. Croix Avis
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St. Croix
Date
1921-08-29
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Disaster Recovery
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1
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ST RO X A& %18 meeting will be summoned for early this evening. London, Aug. 25th.—As generally ex- pecied, the bye-election yesterday in the constituency of Caerphilly, in the mining districts of Wales, resulted in the return of Mr. Morgan Jones. (Lahourite), whose vote was 13,699, as compared with 8,953 for Mr. Edwards, (Liberal) and 2,592 for Mr. Robert Stewart, (Communist). The only question in regard to the voting was as to how far the vote for Stewart would split with that for Jones to the benefit of the Liberal candidate. The bye-election in Caerphilly was made necessary by the deatin of Mr. Alfred Onions, (Labogii..,, who. in the last generai elections was elected by a vote of 11,496, against Mr. Edmonds vote 9,482, London, Aug. 25th. -A Reuter des- pateh from Paris states that the French Federations has accepted an invitation of the Australian anl New Zealand rug- ny union t 0 send a representative team in 1922 to play a series of International games in Australia. The team sails next May. …

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ST RO X A& %18 meeting will be summoned for early this evening. London, Aug. 25th.—As generally ex- pecied, the bye-election yesterday in the constituency of Caerphilly, in the mining districts of Wales, resulted in the return of Mr. Morgan Jones. (Lahourite), whose vote was 13,699, as compared with 8,953 for Mr. Edwards, (Liberal) and 2,592 for Mr. Robert Stewart, (Communist). The only question in regard to the voting was as to how far the vote for Stewart would split with that for Jones to the benefit of the Liberal candidate. The bye-election in Caerphilly was made necessary by the deatin of Mr. Alfred Onions, (Labogii..,, who. in the last generai elections was elected by a vote of 11,496, against Mr. Edmonds vote 9,482, London, Aug. 25th. -A Reuter des- pateh from Paris states that the French Federations has accepted an invitation of the Australian anl New Zealand rug- ny union t 0 send a representative team in 1922 to play a series of International games in Australia. The team sails next May. The French union is now in com- munication with Ceylon and South Africa, with a view to arranging match es in these countries on the outward veyage. On the returr journey the team will eross Canada and will probably play a series of games in that country. Washington, Aug. 25th.—Hxpressions of deep regret were voicad by Govern- ment oficials without excepfion yester- day over the total d2struction of the giant airship ZR-2, with a heavy loss of Uniced States and British lives. Pride in the acquisition of fne new ‘‘Queen of the air’’ and hopes of a tremendous de- velopment in military and commercial aeronautics, had lent interest to the plan for trans-Atlantic flight of the Brit- ish-built air-craiser, even beyvond that which it would normally have aroused. Secretary Denpy inmeghately torwarded (o the Britsh air ministry a m=ssage ex- pressing tine sywmpachy of tne navy depari- ment. ‘Thae navy depariment of the Uni- ted States extends to the air ministry of the British navy deepsympathylin the ap- palling disaster to the ZR-2"’, the message also said ‘‘we hope our eariv reports will prove exaggerated as to the loss of lite.”” Far from being discouraged by the disaster, naval aviation officials are immediately prepared to seek authority for constructing a new airship of the ZR-2 type in the United Stares. New York, Aug. 26ih. —There 'was no change in raw sugar early today. Qutside sugars were quoted at 4 50 for centrifugal, ,while the Ciban quoutation was 3% cents, cost and freight, equal to 4.86 for centrifugal. Trading in raw sugar futures was very quiet. Prices at midday were one point lower, to three net higher. In refined one local refiner reduced list prices to the basis of 5.85 for fire granulated, for hard grades. Prices now range from 5.80 to 6.00. Refined futures weaere steady on cover- ing with prices uncnanged to 10 points highzar. Berlin, Aug. 25th.—The treaty of peace between Germany and the United States was signed here at five o’clock this evening. Dublin, Aug. 25th.—Viscount ['itzalan, Lord Licutenant and Governor-(Generai of Ireland. was summoned to :t.ondon .tH- night t¢ confer with the cabive:. London, Aug. 25th. —The air ministry today sum:moned a court to investigace the wreek of the i 2 It wiY aip g Howden at ten o'clock on Saturaay morning. The air Viee Marshall, Sir John Saimon, will proside. The Uniteld Siates Nava!l atracnie has been invites to attend and has consenied to send- representative to sit on the court Berlin, Aug. 26ih. - Great Jooked coldiy on while thousands o. diers, who fougit duariug the great v marched before General Tudendor. Prince iitel t'rederich, Count Von Wal- dersee and General Von de Goltz ai the old Beriin stadium yesterday. The iack of enthusiasm among the spectators was notabie, only a few persons un- covering when ‘‘Die Waent Am Rhein”’ was played by a veteran band. A mess- age ftrom - former Finperor Wiliiam, couched in the bombastic ianguage he at one time indulged in was read. “With pride and warm gratitude ! think today of my brave comrades, never van- quished in the field,”” it said, “"with true German:loyalty tney achieved deeds such as history never has known before. l'ne heroism of the dead will live on un- forgotten, to the honourable memory of the dead and for the imitation of the living and future generations. May the halo of the great days of the pas: be the beacon for victerious iliumination still in the dark future. God protect the fatherland aand iis peopie.”” Count Von Naldersee was the principal speak- er at the demonstration, which wsas charvacterized by Radicals was a monarch- ist attempt to revise the dying war spir- it. And for the enactment of legisiation CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 815. THIS EVaNING 8.15 CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SUPER SERIAL “The Secret Kingdom” 6 VERY INTERESTING AND THRILLING REELS. BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY. ADMISSION * Roeserved Sea‘s el s G v Bl Bond Ao (Genéial Entrance .... ... . e e Children 20 and 10c. that would abolish :he private line guard system in the state. His address was fiery in character, the old military chief- tain declaiing ‘‘there will ccme again a day when we will stand guard in Germany. We must train our children to use the rifle and swoird. So long as Germuny suffers under a foreign yoke and the French stand guaid on the Rhine we must prepare for revenge’’. The Goverrment had forbidden officers and soldiers in the Government service to participate, and had scatteied scores of security police throughout the crowd in anticipation of discrders. Fielé Mar- snal von Hindenburg, .. "onsore:’ the demonstration, telegraphed his re- qrets that he rcould not attend, NEW YORK, Augusi. 26.h-1921. wour, Blencdad Glears St. Lawrencee Frand pr. bri, §B.OO, al, Kilndried pev 100 los 31.95 «©Ww peason’s Pork per brl. $37.00 Hecvy Mess Pork per bbl. $20.4 Sugar---Crystals maximum per 10U lbs. $4.50 Miolasses sSugar 89° test, no quotation. Coiton, Middiiug Upiand, at Liverpool per ib. 9 61-100 d, Lxenange, New jork and London, 60 duys’ sight $3.66 tixchange New York and London, sight £3.68% LONDON., August 26ch. 1921. Sugar, Jemerara Crystals, per cwt. 445, ‘ —als " Muscavado per cwt. 355. 0--485.0. (rerman Beet 8387 r.o.b. no saios White Java sugar cit United Kingdom 235. June shipments. : Demerara kum, per gal. nominal. Trinicad CUocoa, Good Middiing iied no- minal per ewt 565. HBs. nominal. Cotte. good Medium West Indian Sea Island per |b. 26d. nominal. bank of Kngland rate of Discount per cent, 64, Consols 47§, Three per cent renis in Paris Fes. 56.50.