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24 Po s N AN | The Favorite Actor éé ' 9 @ P ° 59 Harry Carey” in “Rider Os The Law 6 REELS. . A six reel production featuring Harry Carey supported by a pleasing cast of char- acters. & The scenes are laid in a mining town and the hero is a member of the Texas Rang- ers. He is himself being suspected of being a member of a band of ore thieves, but clears his name by bringing in the real crimirals, one of whom is his foster brother. The strong points of the story are its human character touches and strong dramatic moments. The story is a well-rounded one and sure to please all lovers of a picture with “‘punch’’ in. ' Show concluding with: . “African Lions And American Beauties” rican Lions And American ‘bDeauties . , | Comedy---2 Reels. In a town equally disquieting, healthy both to the Doctor and,Undertaker, you will see '‘The Fountain vs Youth’’, ‘‘The Most Difficulty Omelet’’, and ‘A Chauffeur On A Submarine Balloon’’. : - ADMISSION: Resgrved Bemts ... ... ... soy 0000 B dhe Two first and two last rows of reserved seats e S 0 General Entrance . ... . . ... el e G Children 20 and 10ec. . - FOR RENT. THE Store of No. 41 King’s Street at present occupied by the firm of Mr. O. Creque, will be vacant om the Ist of August. For partielars please apply to E. E. SVITZER. MAILS CLOSE for New York, N. Y., Europe, etc., per . 3. uuwiana on Kriday Yth in- stant at 5 o’clock p. m. Appreciabie showers of rai. amount- ing to 8 lines fell between yesterday noon and this morning. The schooner Creole arrived here this morning with St. Thomas maiis. {he 8. S. Guiana is advised as expect- ed on Saturday morning znd to wWork a * day in Fredeviksted leaving there Satur- day might. *he Native Brass Band will give a conceri on the Wharf this evening, wedtier fermitting. I'ne foliowing list o1 sailings of steam- ers piving between New Yorik, N. Y., | and European ports is copied from ; ""Nordlyset’’ of the 24th June 1920: i SCANDINAV{AN AMERICAN LINE i From Copenhagen From New York , June 10th. Frederik VIII July Bth. | " 24th United States o aaMh | July Bth. Oscar Il o 20th. | " 22nd. Hellig Olaf Aug. 12th. . Aug. bth. Frederik VIII oo Bth. ! " 12th. United States Sept. 2nd. NORWEGIAN AMERICAN LINE i From New York * | Juue 25th. St vangerfjord; Juiy 16th | Bergensfjord; Aug. 6th. Stavangerfjord: i Aug: 27th. Bergensfjord. 1 SWEDISH AMERICAN LINE . From Niw York | July ?l. Drottmingholm; July 31, Ctock- holm; Aug. 28, Drottpingholm: Sept. 16, | Stocknoitn: Oct. 5, Drottningholm. | CUNARD LINE . S/B’s. Aquitania, Mauretania, imper- | ator, Uaronia, Carmania, Kaiserin, Auy- . gusto Victoria, Saxonia, Columbia, Royal | George; one of these biats leaves New York every week for Liverpool, Glasgow, ? and Scandinavian porrs. , | e | TELEGRAMS. | ST. CROIX STATION. Brassels, July 2nd. —The Supreme Al- - iied Council met neve rhis morning at for an extraordinary Meeting of t_he Colonial Council for St. Croix, FRIDAY, dJulye9, 1920, at one o’clock p. m. [Convened by request of Government.] 1. Colonial Council Bill No. 40. Introduction of and Ist Discussiun on Colonial Council Bill No. 40, Draft of an Ordinance introduced by 2nd Appointed Member (Noil), declaring the time when the Ordinance passed by the Colonial Council of St. Croix providing for a compiled Code of General and Special Laws shall take effect. . 2. Colonial Councii Bill No. 41. Discussion on Resolution introduced -by Goveenment authorizing the es- tablishment and management of a training school on Protestant Cay for incorrigible girls. 3. Celonial Ccuncil Bill No. 42. Introduction of and Ist Discussion on Colonial Council Bill No. 42, Draft of an Ordinance introduced by Ist Member for Christiansted® Town (Abramson), repealing zn Ordinance known as Colonial Council Bill No. 17, Session 1917-1918, an : sa ctioned and approved June 20, 1918. 4. Colonial Goungil Bili No. 43. . Introduction of and Ist Discussion on Colonial Council Bill No. 43, Draft of an Ordinance, introduced by Ist Member for Christiansted Town (Abramson), vroviding for the sale of spirituous. vinous and malt li- quors, ete. Colonial Counecil Office, St. Croix July 6. 1920. ROBT. L. MERWIN, Chairman. eleven o'clock, and begau the consider- ation of the programme which will be discussed with the German delegates at the meeting at Spa next week. German experts submitted to the Counéil 2 mem- orandum . regarding the economic situ- ation of Germany, and ability to meet reparation demands. This memorandum made a very unfavourable impression apon conference circles, as it was recarded as a manoeuvre Intended to prepare. the wav-for strong re- gistance to the execution of the treaty by the German Delegation at Spa. It was also taken as confirmation of re- ports from Berlin that the attitude of Herr Frehcaback, German Chancellor and head of the German Spa Delegation, will be that financial settlement must be made on a basis of the present economic situation of Germany without taking into account any future economic improve- ments. The memorandum rries to es-