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=7T Llt 2 CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 8.15. THIS EVENING 8.15. 6 99 EDDIE POILLO IN “The Secret Four” e dDeCred COUY Episod> No. 11: ‘‘THE STAMPFDE O DEALLL, Episode No. 12: *‘‘FLOODS OF FURY". Screen Magazine No. 3. 1 REEL. 7oe Moran” in 3 Weeks &1 2 REELS COMEDY. MINDAY: THELASE 8 RELLS OF diel s el BOLIL. Thursday July 19 “The Last Days of Napoieon” e Last Jays of INapoieon ADMISSION Resérved Seats. ... ..... 200, Genera]l Entranve .., ..... 150 (hildienn... ... ... . .. 15¢c. Chillbbn. 0 o Fie ber for Christiansted Town there is no doubt. Ist Member for Christiansted Town (Abramson): Mr. Vice-Chairman, With reference to the remarks of the Honor- able Ist Appointed Member there is no question of my selling sugar, and that sngar has on many oceasions been bought from me for his department, but the sugar I spoke of was, I understaand, not fit for human consumption. If you look up the records you will see that I have not sold sugar to the Police and Prison Departments for quite a long time. The Vice Chairman: lLet us continue the discussicn on the budzet. - (70 ke continued ) LOCAL Episodes 11 and 12 of The Seeret Four will be screened at the Chiistiansted theatre this evening. Those who have becn following up this thrilling serial will not miss this excellent program. Copious showers fell here yesterday the Police Odice recording this morninz 34 lines, 2 lines in f'rederiksted and 33 lines at King’s Hill. . The shed and fencing around the post oFic» which was in a bad state of decay are being revairved. t‘ e The s. s. Gaiana passad this port on her way to Fraderiksted at 3.3) p. m. yesierd y. AmnZ tha passangers from hore to New York are Miss Agnes James, . Mrs. Martha Shepherd, Mr. Vincent Ja- | cobsand Mr. .Joseph Jensen: to St. Tho- mas, Mr. and Mis. P. L. La Bega agl two children. ; The sloop Carib, Captain Bewery, from - Porto Rieo arvived here this morning. Schooner Vigilant left this port yos. | terday evening with 63 head of hornad ' cattle for Porto Rico, she.also carried a . few passengers. | WANTED TO XNOW Is the Athletie Forthall Club goinz to - give serious consideration to tho ehal- ~ lenze sent them by the Alert elub. after it has concluded the series of games wiin ~ the Dreadoouzhi? | SPORT, | TELEGRAMS, =St CROIX S ATION, | sPECIAL., - ’ | Hamilton Rermudi, July 9th. -The steamship "‘Vauban’’, {rom Bienos Aiiras June 2lst for New York, want onthe rocks in the Bermuda Channel early to . day. | Hamilton, July 10th.—A1 unsuecessfu! effort was made at high tide yesterday afternoon to refloat the steamship **Vaa- ban’’ of the Lamport and Holt Line, ~ which went on a reef in Bermuda ehan- ~ nel early yesterday maorning. [t was dis- } crvare] that “part of the earzo must Ho | d scharzel berfore th> shin ean hoa re. floated. At the point where the *'Vau- ban'® struck, rear nuw.ber six buoy, the current is very swift and she blocked the channel. making impessible the en- try of the -'Fort St ,George’’ which was due here yesterday morning, as was the ““Chaudiere’” from Halifax to the West Indies, which is also outside the harbour. Divers ;reported last night that the “Vauban'’ was not damaged so any ex- tent and that she is in no danger. This informution was given to the passengers who have remained abeard, but who will prebably be taken ashore reday for a sightseeing tour of the isiand, while the cargo is discharged. The 'Vauban’’ was in charge of a Bermuda piict when it went on the rocks. (Later). New York, July 10th. —The steamship ‘"Vauban’ which went on the rocks off Berniuda vesterday was fleated at six o’clock this morning and apparent- ly is undamaged, said a cablegram re- ceived bv the lLamport and Holt Lire. She will stop at Hamilton te store her ber supp'ies and then proceed to New York arriving Friday. [Lausanne, July sth.—The Turkish del- egaticn te the lausanne peace coniey- ence statcd ycstercay that it bad receiv- ed no advices regarding a reported c¢l:sh between Greck and Turkish troops at K:ra Etrnu. The opinion was express- ed by the Turkish representatives that the rejort was erroneos, Berlin, July 7th.—Tte Vossische Zeit- ung reports that the Krench had cecupied the Duisbure branch of the Reichs bank and seized about sexenty million marks. Madrid, July Tth.—General Aguila. a prospective military dictator, is expect- ed to make his d’etet today. He appar- ently has the entire army with him. The Government seems afraid to incerfere, “*1 wiil rot tolerate interruption,’”’ he warned the Senators ‘‘what 1 say here is awnaited impatiently outside.”’ Belgrude, July 9th.—The Roumanian Jugo Slav defence allience hés been re- newed for t ree years in a protocol sign- ed at Lucharest, Rcme, July 9ith.—A scmi official com- muricaticn wes issted by the Vatican®on Qaturcay as follows: “‘lte Holy Sece, whicn he: already deplored the Duis- burg cutrare because sue' inecidents ren- der nicve cifticult the werk of pacifiea- tion. b: s instiucted the Nuncio in Paris and Brussels to approach 'the respecive Gove:t ments so that the rigorous me- cures precisimed against Germany, may be averted {or the final purpose of ob- taining an understarding between Ger- n.any and Belgium. Meibourne, July 9th —The Premier of Australia. in a speeeh todav. said that after the lmjperial Conference was finished he intended to visit a t the great cities in every pa:t of the British Isles in order to stir ur: Great Britain’s ima:r- inatton ahout the possibilities of Aus- tralia for the absorption of British immi- grants and as a market for ithe produets of the Motherland.