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1{ ?\’ - o A ~ S T W - ad J7 e 5 o st L » yiEn v ey’ o "J' e 1 ¢ S X { ;I‘?;-:-"‘.‘::-;fszl S gßy ! L. . . [AR 3 {| £ 3! Rl Se(e Y ;‘ a%: | T = LN & . Zem i Y : > .o : SRE o el e | gB, AN BB s A'\/ Ex Yol Nl NG i U\t B SR\ e 1 T Lo e (el W A el (R TS LR “’T&\ 1 A ;:gl i, % LU W LRI\ 'gl iy -f‘%}f‘\:- % ’7_:.;?.\‘;/ jes! . \x-"&.;\ : { 2 f2B¢ 153 K ‘..[ AVe ,’ \}{“t.\\ i ".',t‘k ‘L‘?‘\ =3 \\‘yq‘ SR e A fa g ¢ S, phiAeel |IS /AN fomoNN L % /{B3 =y 89 St YN A2 By (P VY Sy Ny ey el /g s - . R & A ¥k gl AB> ',>’~~'~-§%?77 gl f &;fg € " o it YLk CHEILIIANSTED ¥ 1 V 8 A TUESDAY 24ma JUIY. D correzponding three months of last year. For June alone the loty trade was $179, 720,516, an increas> of 344,944,732 over last year. Domestic exvoris in the three months period inereased, approximately fifty millios and in ports, approximately sixtv-cne mitlion. b‘o i e T Publication. T is hereby brought to public notice that, eff=ctive Inis date, '.eutenant Commander Wiliam S Zne, Supply Corps, U. 8. Navy, hLas been appointed Government Secretary of the Virgin Is- iands of the United States, and Acting Chairman of tne St >Thomas Harbur Board, ralieving Licutenant Commander John J. Gatfncy, Supply Corps, U. S. Navy. Governmentof the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Thomas, July 16, 1923 HINRY H.-HOUGH Goverqor. FOR RENT. i LRN R THE.upper storey of the Bank- building in Frederiksted {tor- merly occupied by the Danish Club. Apply to WEST INDIAN SUGAR FACTORY. Quebec Steamship Co. THE S. S GUIANA is expected to leave New York on Mon- day, 23rd inst. and 15 due at Frederik- sted on or about the 350th inst, ROB'I. LMEERWIN & CO. INC., Agents. The Properiy No. 59 Hill Street, Christiansted, furnished with bath, cte. also The Property No. 4 Hospital Sireet, Christiansted. For further particulars please apply at this office. Christiansted 2ad July 1923. THE ST. CROIX AViS is printed and published dxily (Surdays and Holidays evcepted) by G. Johwusen at the Avis Office. ~ TERMS:-59 ¢cants mo thly in alvance, 2 ¢z2nts per single expu. Entereld as s:cond class matter May 26th 1917 at the tost Office at Christian- sitad ¢ Croae, V. 1L of lheU S. A, un: der the Act of March 3, 1879. Contribution to this paper will oe glad- lg received wien the same deals with nat- ters of general interest, and is accompa- wied witi the author’s name, as 1 g4ir- antee of good faith The editor cannot be responsiole for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessardyeniorsethem, TELEGRAMS. ; SE.UROIX STATION. London, July 20:h.——Folioving is the r sult of the Eclipse stakes: Ist, Saltash; 2nd, Teresina; 3rd, Duncan Gray. Constantinopie, July 19.h.—Owing to th> better feeling between the DBritish and Turkish military forces, it is hoped that the ailied evacuation, which will take six weeks, will be cariled out quiet- ly. The evacuation of Consran inople, Haidar-Pasha and the Dardanelles will take place simultaneously ¢nd on the last day the three Allied Generais will leave with the few remaining battalious. The Turkish military Gevernor has visited Lieut. General Sir Charics Ha‘ington and has promised to foroid dem: nstra- tions anid to do his utmost to avoid un- pleasantness. He adlded tibat he would bring no Turkish troops into Constanti- nople until the British had departed. Belfast, July 19th. - Waterferd is com- piete'y isolated from the sea, as a result of the strike of port workears now on in various [ree State sea-board towns, ac- cording to despatches received here, Foodstuffs to the value of 20,000 pounds are lying in the harbour sheds and can- not be deiivered. New York, July 19:h. German marks dropped to 00023 cents a new low record for all time, in the foreign excharnge market todayv. The previcus low was 00034, the rate at which the mark opened this morning, but it sagged to the new low point. ‘This is at the rate of nearly 318,000 to the dotilar. : ‘ o Uttawa, July 19th.- Canada’s trade is climbing ahead, rhe total trade in the three months ending June was $462 544, " 438, an increase of $110,841,056 over the No. 169. o Notice. USLIC notice is hereby given that the PSchool Year 1923-24 will kegin Au- gust 13, 1923. Sec. 18, Chap. XXXV, of the School Law, provides: ““All children must attend school “““rom the beginning of the school year ““nearest their sixth birthday, and ““they shall coutinue to attend scheol “regularly until the close of the school “‘year after their fifteenth hirthday.”’ All ebildren six yeais of age, or over, (provided they have not already becn dismissed trom sehool), must be present in their respective schools at 830 a. a. on the above date. Non-attendance, ex- cept for legitimate cause, is punishable by fines imposed on parents or guar- dians. Children who will not have attained the age of six years by August 13, 1923, but who will become six years of age before February 12, 1924, must also be enrolled on August 13, 1923. No child, except in the case of a new arrival in the island, will be admitted to school after October 1, 1923, unless he can show fitness to undertake the work of a class aiready established. ARTHUR E. LINDBORG, Director of Education. A.OVESEN, FREDERIKSTED, . is again in the PRINTING BUSINESS, and will gladly submit free estimates on all kinds of JOB PRINTING, such as STATIONERY,. CARDS, CHURCH WORK, HANDBILLS, TICKETS, INVITATIONS, BILL-HEADS, LLI- - ENVELOPES, ETC. ETC. Good Assortment of Cards & Paper. New & Modern Types, lately im- portad. See us before placing that order outside the Islamnd, we are living and strug- gling here and entitled to your support and patronage. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED