St. Croix Avis, 1923-08-03, page 1
LB » 7~ & P ey P » ¢ \\ \ 7 /”’:‘fif‘;/ i /533% 5 g il s " ; {c:‘. ~ [F?_ :__ {,, Eei | /_\ é;, ip \\/ & § # \%3\ \vz-;;\é“}} /{3: i (g‘t»:'— ; TN I | ‘ 5 ?g] ‘\ *«fé ¥ i"%’ LN v: \r‘ > & ,‘_- :A t 2 . Syfel . )|4 & Lol BLE] LAY L JQ /18| A eTR T N/ AN TR VS RN A3 B & TS oy SR R g S o TiTH YEAR LHRISTIAN GIRD ¥V | 11 8 A FBFRiDAY, dnn AL GUST 1923 Londan, July 39th. —The Coentral Newxs Correspondent at Borlin has sent the following despatch here. Your eorres- pandent leacas in well informed politi- cal guarters that the resignation of the Cuno Cabinet is certain. Herr Cuno himselt is convinced that (his step must be taken. It i: understood that thelead ers of the new eabinet will ba Paul Loeb Pi.esident of the Reichstaz, and Der. Gustave Vresemann, leader of the peo- ple’s party.’”’ A definite decision will nit be reach:=l before the meeting of the Reichstae at the enl of next week. Aix-La-Chapeiie, Jul; 31st.—1 The Bel- oian forees of occupation today. expelled th> burgomaster and five members cos the Munieipa! Council of this ecity. …
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LB » 7~ & P ey P » ¢ \\ \ 7 /”’:‘fif‘;/ i /533% 5 g il s " ; {c:‘. ~ [F?_ :__ {,, Eei | /_\ é;, ip \\/ & § # \%3\ \vz-;;\é“}} /{3: i (g‘t»:'— ; TN I | ‘ 5 ?g] ‘\ *«fé ¥ i"%’ LN v: \r‘ > & ,‘_- :A t 2 . Syfel . )|4 & Lol BLE] LAY L JQ /18| A eTR T N/ AN TR VS RN A3 B & TS oy SR R g S o TiTH YEAR LHRISTIAN GIRD ¥V | 11 8 A FBFRiDAY, dnn AL GUST 1923 Londan, July 39th. —The Coentral Newxs Correspondent at Borlin has sent the following despatch here. Your eorres- pandent leacas in well informed politi- cal guarters that the resignation of the Cuno Cabinet is certain. Herr Cuno himselt is convinced that (his step must be taken. It i: understood that thelead ers of the new eabinet will ba Paul Loeb Pi.esident of the Reichstaz, and Der. Gustave Vresemann, leader of the peo- ple’s party.’”’ A definite decision will nit be reach:=l before the meeting of the Reichstae at the enl of next week. Aix-La-Chapeiie, Jul; 31st.—1 The Bel- oian forees of occupation today. expelled th> burgomaster and five members cos the Munieipa! Council of this ecity. No reason for the expuaison of the Germans Wwas announced. E Ro . 3w S Te N Pubiication., IT is hereby made known, that the é House ard l&nd laxes for the year 1922, for town arnd country propcrties, heeame due on the Ist May 1923, and will be received «t he Braneh of the Na- tional Bank of the Danish West Indies in Chiistiansted for tie tow™ and country distriect of Christi:nsted, and &t the Frederiksted Bizanch for the town and country distriet of [ rederiksted. At the expiration of the month of Au- gust, the list of arr-ars will be forward- ed to the Sheriff for further measures. GCovernment of tae Virgin Islands of the Übpniled Biates, St. Croix, July 24, 1923. R. E. BARRELT, Despatehing Seevetariy. LIST OF IINCLAIMEDMAILFOR THE WEEK Z~NUED JULY 28, 1923, Mr. Charles Fredericks; No. 12 Water ; : Gut, Mr. Benjamen Ryun, May William. Post Office, Christiansted, Virgin Is- lands, July 30, 1923. B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster, AT YOUR SERVICE A. R. MCINTOSH Passenger and Light Delivering Truck. THE ST. CROIX AVIS i 3 printed and pudlished daily (Sunduys and Hol:days excepted) by G. Johinsen at the Avis Office. . T RS:--50 cents moxthly in atvance, 2 conts per single copy. Entered as sccond-class matter May 26th 1917 at the Fost Office at Christian- dled 5F Uroiz. V. L O]l Bhe L. D, A, un der the Act of March 3. 1879. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals with mat- ters of general interest, and is azzonpa- nied with the author’s name, as a jyuar- antee of good faith The elilor cannst be responsible for the views of hiscorrespon- dents nor does he necessariliendorseinem., 'TELEGE A M. ST CROLIX STATIO N London, July 30:h.—Z=ir Charles Haw- trev. noted actor and theatiical Manager, died tod 'y after a short iliness, {,ondon, dJuly 80th.—Lord Haldane, addressing the eduzation conference here protested against the expenditure of 10, 000,000 pounds on Siagapore as a naval base, as proposed by the Government. The Admiralty, however, was a potent department of the Gove nmenf, he said, bzcause ihe s2a was a great tradition with Buglishmen. The expenditure at Singapnore wouid mean more cits in the anpropriation for educativya, which also ought to be a great knglish tradit’ d, Lord Haldane said. Against this view expressed by Lord H:aldane, is placed a statement made at another educational gathering by Sir Donald Maclean, ex- M P.. whosaid that 87,009,000 pounds had bezn raised this year for education in Great Britain, or about 24,000,000 more than was spent on the navy. London, Aug., Ist —The cricket match botween the West Indian touring Xi and Giloucestershire at Bristol was abandoned yesterday on account of rain, Montrea!, July 30ih.—Gpeat Britain will contribute a quota of labour for har- vesting ooerations in Western Canada this year, as the Canadian Pacific Rail- way expect o bring out ar least on 2 thousand men uader tae cheap fares poli- ey inauzurated by all steamship lines be- t veen Canada and Great Britain, «Under this, nen will ba transported from a B-itish port direct to Winnip2g for a round sum of approximately $35 5), or 12 pounds, while 2 correspidingly low fare wiil b 2 granted for the return jour- ney to tngland. No. 178 R @ 8 }l,l-3053"3 One Alaminum Cap for gasoline tank between Christiansted and Estate Herman Hill. Finder re- turn to Despatching Secretary’s Office and receive reward. YTNTRYE 4 'iw JL 1R Qo nce S T the request of A, Is. STAKEMANN as Admiusistrator of the LEstate of JUHN YOUNG MUDIE, deceased, and previousiv deceased wite, and of the Estate of JENSINE NEUMAN, decea 8 1, will be offered for sale at publie auciian to be held on the Premises No, 4 B. KRing’'s Cross Street in Christiansted on < A {'U“‘ Aq Y h).a‘:.‘g - KB L R the 4th ¢f August 1923 5 AT 20CLILK V. M. auen j 2111 niha P.:!yw * "" l Househo.d and aihar Paisonal Effecls *L] . T helonging to the said Estates and con- sisting piincipally of MAHOGANY CHAIRS, TABLES, DRESSING TABLE, BEDSTEADS, - alßo KITCHEN UTENSILS and a lot of watches and paris ot watches, etc., etc. Christiansted Vendue QOffice, St. Croix, July 18ih 19250, @ Fee i'r. 10 ! Say Ten k t‘.inc?; C.H. PAYNE Vendue Director. s F. M, CORNEIRC, JEWELLER & OPTICIAN, St. Thomas, V. 1.