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%.! < \i g ’ P.- ,"' p -~ s X“\ .‘gf ,’/ ,‘\:':‘2 '.j/.{"sf \\;J‘ ""'r&; .Vé_,_r ~ f” r’/‘ L & e R : : e 4 | e 4ade &s 7~\ (g%.‘*\AAy wsd sy 2 AR BEE B W A\ gl el s, Call ) 3 % Sl 18U AR sIB D% ven g \\,P ;":.&;;}_/ ,‘2@ 3 :Z“\”:_:;:A“‘&*é( o i_\@? : \/C s by \@/i?t\!??j "’at/ /?j@! - o . . s "‘ g N Sg, ¥ r’@ LN/ 4‘\{:}}' ."@’ > "*’\“‘?'l(§ : L v 7ird YEAR. CHRISTIANSIED. Y. 1L 1L 5 A, 71l DAY, ot JULY, 1928 situation, the Morning Post says, ‘‘the only theory hitherto pri iented which cov- ers the faets is that nroiibition has be- come an acute political issue in America. We are extremely reluetant to draw the obvious inferences that foreign nations are being expli ited as the pawnps in the game of American domestic politics and ' we suggest, in the interests of Interna- tional comity, ‘hat ihe American Govern- ! n.ent should make a statement on the i matter without delay.”’ ; Londcn, June 30th,- -Centinuipg their ' szeond innirgs in the mateh against Lan- } cashire at Manchester vesterday, the | West Indian cricket teau scored 309. i Lancashire then went in to batagain and | compiled 121 for the loss of five wickets, . thus winning the match by five wickets. | ‘The respectiva scores were as follows. | West Indiars szeond inunzs. Challenov | 33, Tarilton 5), Nanz3 9, Fernandes 73, . Inee 16, Sranll 68. Hoit 11, Constantine Y, | Erowne not out 18, Pasecall 1, Francis 3, | extras 12, total 809, Lancashire second - innings slakepeace 34, Rogerson O Lilis | 2, Watson 8. Rhodes 70, Duckworth nut i out 3, Hale not out 5, extras 4; total 121 i Bowling for the West Indians Francis | touk four wickets_ for 38 runs. Today | the West [ndians X[ will meet the Ches- { hire X1 at Mzeclesticld, - FOR RENT. The Preperty No. 59 Hill Sireef, Christiansted, furnished with bath, ete. also Tire Properiy No. 4 Hospifal Sireet, Christiansted. For further partizulars please apply at this office. Christiansted 2nd July 1923, THE fine dwelling house No. 53 King Street, Christiansted, from July Ist, 1923. For further parti- culars, apply to CaprraiN A. J. BLACKWOOD, Esiate Annally. Frederil:s«d, St. Crowx, V. I b THE ST. CROIX AVIS is printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. TERMS:-—SO cents monthly in advance, - 2 eents per single copy. Fntereld as szcoral cluzs matter May 26th 1917 at the Fost Ofice at Christian- gted, St. Crotx, V. L. of the'U. S. A. un- der the Act of March 3, 1379. Cortribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when ihe sane deals witi mat- ters of general intercst, and is accon pa- nied with the author’s name, as ¢ guair- antee of good faith Theediior cannst le responstble for ihe views of his correspon- d nts nor does he necessarily endorse them. TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Moscow, June 25th —Ur. Tikhon, torm- er patriarch of all Russi , 1= free and at eas2 in the Dunskoy monasiery just out- side Moscow. Dr. Tikhon said yester- day that he did not recoznize the action o the church conclave in unfreeking him hut he reiterated his readiness to üban- don e-unter revolutionary activiiies and recognize the authority of the Soviet Gov.rn neut. The aged patriarchwas re- loased yesterday. He said he wanted especially to deny what he termed the <b.urd report in the foreign pre s that he hia| baan tortured. Ho 2 said he had been weli treated. Dr. Tik'on said he would h .ld services in Che monastery, where t .c people eould come tohim. lie thought tse pew chirches had littde iufluence among the people and declared he cer- tainly wou d not roeogniz: being un- {voeked by that body, whici contrary to canonieal law, did wnot notify him by the o'l custom of announcing three times that he was about to be tried. London, June 29ih.—The morning newspapers display prominently Lord Curzon’s statement in the House of Lords, in which he reviewed the effect oi the Uniied States prohibition policy on British shipping, as weli as the lezal as- pects of that policy from the British standpoint. However, the press shows little disposition to add to the comments that have already been made on the sit- uation. The Foreign Secretary made it quite clear that the proposal of the Uni- ted Scates to extend to 12 miles the limit wiznin which vessels might be searchad for liquor, was totaliy unacceptable to Great Britain. D seussing the whole No. 153. FOR SALE SEALED proposals {or the pur- chase of the Ol Windmili Tower situated at Kings Hill vil- lage will be received in the office of the Public Works Department up, to, and including, 11 A. M. July 7, 1923 at which time bids will be publically opened. The sucecessful bidder will be re- quired to remove the suid'mill with- in sixty days from the date of the award. sOHN C. GEBHARD, Ass't. Publie Works Officer. 3 3¢ Notice. ALLhanting iaclading hunting with dog+ and carrying of fire- arms on the estates belonging to The West Indian’ Sugar Factory is strictly prohibited except by those who have a1 written permit issued by the Directors. Violaters will be dealt with ac. cording to law, St. Croix, July 2nd, 1923. WEST INDIAN SUGAR FACTORY e S S e NOTICE, . . AVING heard tnat there are several H petsons going around doublirg tnar the puptis oi the JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOi. bave individually built the saveral nieees of articles exhibited in the vece it Maoual Training Exhioituon, Joa £, Bivera, take this opportunity ot iaviting all those who are cg'“icizing to visit me in my Manual Training Roon auring ithe period set asice for that sub- jeet. Alsc, if any of thos2 same parties con- sider hi nsell capable envuzh of carrying out a better graduation program than the one of Saturday evening, June 30, 1923 I, Juan K. Rivera, chalienge nim to do 1, Christiansted, St. Croix, July 2, 1923, JUAN E. RIVERA, Prineipal of the Junior High School