St. Croix Avis, 1921-06-22, page 1
- @ | "\\ Al *"2': ¢ 16TH Y ZAR. IHE ST, CROiX AVIS 18 printed and pu'lished daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Awvis Olfice TERMS- -50 cents monthly in advence. 2 cents per single copy. Intered s second-class inatter May 23ih 1917 at the Post Ofice at Christian sied, St. Crove, V. L. of the U. S-A., un der the Act of March 3. 1879. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals wih mat- ters of general interest, and is ac:ompa- nied with the author’s nane, as a quar- antee of good faith. The editor caunot be responsible for the views of his correspon- denis nor does he necessarily endorse them. TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Marchester, June 17th.—Following the action of the United Textile Work- ers at a joint meeting accepting the empl-yers offer for a settlement, the cot- ton strike in Lancashire was called off today. …
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- @ | "\\ Al *"2': ¢ 16TH Y ZAR. IHE ST, CROiX AVIS 18 printed and pu'lished daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Awvis Olfice TERMS- -50 cents monthly in advence. 2 cents per single copy. Intered s second-class inatter May 23ih 1917 at the Post Ofice at Christian sied, St. Crove, V. L. of the U. S-A., un der the Act of March 3. 1879. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals wih mat- ters of general interest, and is ac:ompa- nied with the author’s nane, as a quar- antee of good faith. The editor caunot be responsible for the views of his correspon- denis nor does he necessarily endorse them. TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Marchester, June 17th.—Following the action of the United Textile Work- ers at a joint meeting accepting the empl-yers offer for a settlement, the cot- ton strike in Lancashire was called off today. The settlement involves an im- mediate wage reduction and a further reduction at the end of six months, The textile workers associafion, which re- presents ail branches of cotton opera- tives, voted for resumption of work 266 against 227, and arrangements are being made {or a return*to work next Monday. London, June 17th. —The *‘Daily Kx- press’’ Mntimates that the Prince of Wales will visit India during the coming season Lord Reading, the viceroy of India, the paper says, has strongly re- commended a visit as likely to have an excelient effect Paris June 17th.—Lord Curzon arriv- ed here to confer with M. Briand re- lative to problems facing France and Great Britain. Great interest was taken in his visit to Paris in view of recent re- ports that Mr. Lloyd George was decided to confine his attention to home polities, leaving foreign affairs to Lord Curzou. Berlin, June 17th.--The compulsory delivery of 2.500,000 tons of grain by Germany out of this years harves. is pro- vided for in a bill adopted by the Reich- stag today, after a stormy debate, the Bourgeois parties advocating the meas- ure were solidly opposed by the three socialist factions. The latter demanding a national reverse stock of 4,500,000 tons which would amount to a coatinuation of the present system of Govt. control. The present action is the first step in abolish- ing official control and rationing of grain which it is believed here will be continu- ed permanently in 1922. London, June 18th. —Official and Soci- al London, which for da}?“ has been keenly interested in the National Polo CHRISTIANSTED. V. L U.S. A., WEDNESDAY 22np JUNE 1921 ; PEBITORER. : Francs. lßit Bankernes Garantibeviser. .. 3,750,000|66 Beholdning as Mgnt. .- 559,929/774 o ‘¢ Sedler.:. . ....I" 1370880100 : 2 ** Fremmed Mgnt. 802,854/45 Indfriede Dansk Vestindiske| : Kreditbevisery. . ... ..... ! 255,380/00 :.onds! 272,206/30 Veksler paa Indlandet .:.... ; 633,068 60 et Udlandet........i 23|35 e o tes .| 8,282, 443 l Forskellige -Debitorer. ... ... : 6,306,276!975 Udlaan i faste Ciendomme. ... 1,050,436555 e mod Haardpant og] t Wadden. . ... ~ 1 483,630;60 b 1.362,480i60 Bygnings Konto: | i Bankbygningen . ...Fr5.50,000 | Villa Santa Ana.... ' 62,675 ’ Direktorboligen paa (Guvernem | , ent5h0jen........15,000 127,675%00 [nventarie Konto .. ......... 21264.i7715 Omkostnings. Konto ..... ... 175,035!70 AXEL HOLST. e ' No. 145. Den dansk-vetindiske Nationaibanks Balance - DEN 381 VAJ 1921. YTO ktiekapiesl ... | 5,000;()00E00 Heservefond. .. ... ... ] 551,164?65 Seddelemission. . >~ .. ...... ! 3,00().000§00 Sparekasseindskud. ... . ‘ 3,876.533i35 folls. v .. 3,241.223%05 Indlaan ... ..... .......| 2,449,45920 Forskellige Kreditorer.. . I 6,252, 160i07é Vindings og Tabs Konto. ... 639.3671240 Rente og Provisions Konto, 424,122235 | ( | g ~ MALLING-HOLM. = contest between British and United States teams. began early in the day to stream towards the field of the Bur- lingham Club. At the cloge ofthe second of the eight periods the score was United States 3 Great Britain 1. London, June 18th. -International Polo match today Amerieg won 11 to 4.