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V.o Lol the .5 A W dor the Act of March 3, 1879. ; Contribution to thys paper will ¥®glad- | grecetved when the same deals with mul- ‘¢rs of general interest, and ts accompa- ied with the cuthor’s name, as a quar- ntee of vood faith The editor cannut be caponsible for the views of his correspon- ‘eitts nor does he necessarily endorsethem, TELEGRAMS. | ST. CROIX STATION Wimbledon, Fngland, June 3Jth. - -I'he outstanding British who remain 1n th- Wimbledon shingzles as a resuit of muaich- es on Saturday are Major Kingscote, of England, and Raymond, of South Africa, Lacoste and Borotra, of France, ard the Blzian, Washer, alsoare in the ranniag. The invading stars from the United Qtates wiil have a strong contingent, including Vineant Richards, Williams and Wawson Washbarn, Overshadowing the mens play for the week was the ap- | paren ly unbeatable work of the famous Lenglen, iive times winner of the Wim- bledon women championship. DBasides \Miss Wiiis, the other invading suevivors iathe womens play are Miss HKiizaboth Eyan, now resident in Ergand, -and AMrs. Jessup. The British have stiil Mrs. Satrer Thwaite, Miss Kathleen McKane, slrs. Barron and Mrs. Colgate, Tokio. July Ist—l'he nation wide dem- onstration agatnst the United States Ex- e.usion Aet which goes into effect today opened with mass prayer mezetings at all tle pational shrines throughout the | eruniry. Crowds petitioned the ancient doities to aid the people in this trouble- | syme tim2 when tbe Japanese race is in- | sulted by exciusion from the United | Sra‘es. Patriolie societies last evening | piacarded virtually every telephone and | telegraph pole in the ¢ity wirh' the foliow | iag. ‘Japaaese must never forget July | Ist, when America inflicted an intolera- | ble insuit on Japan. Always remember 3 the date. Prepare for such steps as are ? domande Iby the honor of the fatheriand | waen the ogzasion comes. mvery Janan- l ese must remember the following rules, | 1. Alter your mode ol living, sp as toim- CHRRIIENSIED, V. L U B A, MONDAY irn JULY 1924 press the date lastingly upon your mind. | 2. Hate everythicg American, but re- | main k%d to American industrials. 8. | Den; vourself all luxury, 4. Never forzet | national honour for private gain. 5. Nev er enter a church supported or guided by Americans or Unlted States Missiona- ries.”’ Both Houses of the Diet at their | first sittings of the ecurrent session to- | day and almost as their first business pas=e d resolutions strongly nl’:;)osiq;z‘ she | action of the United States probibiting the entry of Japaunese. The passages of the rosolution in eaci instance followed the nresenation of addresses by the Prexier, Viscount K ito and the Foreign Minister, Baron Shidehaha. Notic OUiTe. LI persons holdine claims against the Ai‘:xlzwr Union Savings Bank are re- quested to present same, duly certi- fied, ic the undersigned liguidators, not later than BEPITEVBER 1, 18924, for thereaiter a final report on the aflairs of the bark wiil be filed. C. A. pE CHABERT., ALEXANDIER MOORHEAD. R bECHABRERT, NOTICE 1% £ % e THE construction of the Culvert, having now been completed, the road around “La Reine” 18 again open to Public trafic. EDGCAR W, MEYER, Chairman Road Commission. St Croix, V. 1., : the 28rd June 1924, | R '/"“,\ , (ol Ree \\»__ —/) CFTICAL AID. Serd your order, broken lens or presc 'istion -through the mail, F. M. CORNEIRO, st. Thomas, v. L | ‘ - No. 153, ! = o - Publication. lT is hereby made known, that the | House and Land Taxes for the year 1923, for town ahd ecountr | L:ropm-tirs, became due on the Ist . May 1924, and will be receivod a! . the Branch of the National Bark ' of the Danish West Indies in Chris- tiansted for the town and countiy distr e’ of Christiansted, and at the Frederiksted Brunchr for the town - and country district of Frederik- sted. At the exniration of the month of August, the list of arrears will be forwurded to the Sheriff for fur- ther measures, Government of the Virein Islands of the United States, Bt. Croix, July 3rd 1924, - R. E BARRETT. Dsapatehing Secretary. @ ust Received Just Receive At ‘)“.v No. 41 King Street A nice assortment of Fancy Ginghams, Prints, Striped Crepe, Oveandies, Elee- i triec & Century Voiles, illack & White Patistes Striped Percales, At the Grocery Departmeni | No. 40 King S'reet Family Beef, Bacon, Bologna Style | Szusage. Fravkiurter Sausage, Ham- burger Steax and Onions, Sweet Relish, - Fruit Salad. ete. ele. - MARIE F. FROSS. ~IN NEW SUPPLY Goopar’s Famous. Caitle Dip ONE GALLON TINS. | Get your Supply in time | AT - CHRISTIANSTED AND FREDERIKSTED APOTHECARY HALLS,