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The co:mpstition will conclude on Monday night, Sydney, N. 8., July 22nd. —The mineis o: Cape Breton, soutn, dee.ded at a mass meeting at Glace Bay last night to re- turn to work on Tuerday and as the col- liers on the norihside of Syvdney harbour wiil undoubtedly f{all in line, the Cape Breton coal sivike mav be considered at an end. Upwards o two thousand steel workers are still on strike from the Syd- ney Steel Plant, but it is not thought this strike can last much longer. Moseow, July 21st.—Russia will sign the Turkish Siraits Convention early in August, it wss announcad here today. In his note to the [ausanne Conference, repiving to its invitation for Russia to become a pariy to the conveniion, Foreign Minister Tcehitehorin says. "Al- though the Soviet (zovernr _nt eon:iders order cf affairs provided for by the l.au- sa. n 2 Convention regarding the Straits as unsatisfactory and not a solid guaran- tee of peace, the X viet Federation there- fore being compell 'd to expend funds for the fortfications on the Russian shores of the Black Sea, it will, hcwever, sign tue convention in the interests of gencral peace and make the experiment of colla- bora ion with ‘he Entente’’, Bisiey, Camp Juiy 22nd.—In briiliant we:dther, with a changing wind and a mirage over the targer, the final stage of the King’s prize was competed for amid ureat excitement, whien was accentuatad when Cap*ain Robinson, late of the R. A F, won the eoveted priz: from Lancecor- poral NYrion, late of the Queen’s Reg - ment, Westminster. in the u 2 shoot off. St. Lucia, July 23rd.— lpe Dritish steam yacht “‘l‘ronddersman’’, depot ship for aeroplane world flight, airrived heve yesterday afteri.oon for coal and water, NOTICE, DURIT\’ G my absence from the is- land Lawyer A. E. STAKE- MANN and Mr. JOHN ALBERT FLEMINC of kstate La Reine hold my power of Attorney. St. Croix 12 July 1923. GE .. F. LATiMER. THE ST. CROIX AViS is printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. TERIS:-—SO eents mo~ thly in advance, 2 cents per single copy. Entered as sccond class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Ofice at Christian- sted, St. Croix, V. 1. of the U. S. 4. un- der the Act of March 3, 1879. Contribution to this paper will e glad- lg received when the same deals w:th mal- ters of general interest, and is arcomna- nied with the author’s nz:we, asa gLir- antee of good faith The elitor cannot be responsible for the views o nis correspon dentsnor does he necessarilycidorsethem. TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Dublin, July 21st.—The Dail dceided at a secret session on Thursaay, it was jaarned to-day, to hold the general elee ions about tie ast week of August and not later ‘than the first week in Sep- tamber. Tuarefor ,it is believed, that dissolution of the Guvernment may oecur at any moment, London, July 21st.—The Duk o’ York next month will again hoid h s famous camp for boys at New Romney, Itis expected thit two hundrad boys will be at the camp, where youths from sche . iiko Eton and Harrowr, will io the same tentpule with boys who work 12 ladnstri- al een.res. The camp haz a leavening effcet and brings the svus «f rich and prominent men into clos: toucn for the time being with bois of limited advan- tages. [tis claimed that the camp of last year was very heipf 1 in enavling hoys of different degrees to leacu much from one another. Stocknolm, July 21st.—Representative Raptists from every coniinent on the globe, were assembled for the open- ing today of the third congress of the Bantist world ailiance. The delexations from every country where the Baptist are organized, with the excepuon of Rus- sia and Great Britain, had arrived last night, and ihe others are due eurly today. Rislev, July 21st.—The rifie competit- jon tor the King’s prize this morning re- sulted in a tie. Lance Corporali Norton and Captain Robinson scored 232 each. The tie will be shor off this atterncon. Tondon, July 20th—The iead of the Uoited States swvordsm.>n over the Brit- No. 171. % - @ 3 £ Notice, ÜBLIC notice is hereby oiven that the PSchonl Year 1923-24 will begin Au- gust 15, 1923, Sec, 18, Chap, XXXV, of the School Law, provides: “*All chiliren must attend schaol ““rom the beginnire ol the sehool year “‘nearest their sixth birthdav, and “they shall continue to attend sehool “regulariy until the elose of the sehool “year after their {iteenth hirthday.” All children six years of age, or over, (provided they “have not already been dismissed {rom sehoo!), must be present in their respeciive sehools at 830 a. m. on the above date. Non-attendance, ex- cept tor legitimate cause, is punishable by fines imposed on parents or guar- dians. Chiidren who will not have attained the age of six vears by August 13, 1923, but who will become six years of age before February 13, 1924, must also ke enrolled on Angust 13, 1923. No child, exceit in the case of a new arrival in the island, will be admitted to school after October 1, 1923, unless he can show fi'ness to undertake the work of a class already established. ARTHUR E. LINDBORG, Director of Education. A .OVESEN, I'REDERIKSTED, is again in the PIINTING BUSINESS, and wiil giadly submit free estimates on all kinds of JOB PRINTING, such as STATIONERY, CARDS, CHURCH WORK HANDBILLS, TICKETS, INVITATIONS, BILL-BEADS LET. TER-HEADS, ENVELOPES, Eic. EIC. Goo 1 Assortment of Cards & Paper. New & Modern Types, lately Tm- port d. See us before placing that order outsije the Islamd, we are living and strug- giing here and entitled to vour support and patronage. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED