St. Croix Avis, 1923-05-09, page 1
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® s 3 Y," e : e 1‘( %}z . v eS @ =y : : gt O - L. L%\f’ffi“ff‘”&\‘%gr §#|el G B &8, 4 N o Y (,r;::y,-?! MNES e@ AE] [l f%} A W JERIER: R Se/ /e A9 INRST SR gl g(B &, 10 cIEE (& W o 2 S ANEL <IT I I " ('S & e .“\.v‘ji!’ !-'3} ‘\‘-:}x\“," i ¥ i1 43 1" EATVS \.A\p\“ /..- 28 :J' S " : 3 BT 1B kf’\ ¥i I - "“3. LB i .Yt g \m ¥| ;E‘? NNI SRR G B 4’ mas LRSI s/ Boy e, ey eL, e Y I\ o= .A Np® RR e A e A% Nt or AR - - \ e A T . : s ¥ i s TA- 9 RY S S 0 N N s‘s@‘/ @A B (i Jitg YHLAN CIHRISIIARSIR, V. 1 11 8 A MWEDONESDAY. 99 MAY. 199 The distance is esiimated at approxi- mately 2,700 iniies. Both aviutors were good physica!l conlition when they land- ed. ‘The aviators hardiv had made their record, before thoy were laying plans fora more ambitious flicht, one around the world. This they bope to attampt next vear, theveannounced 1o a state- ment tonight, l’}\-} ofizers todayv broke their own former record of 2,050 mies in 25 hours and 17 minutes, recently on their start from San, Diege, when they were farced dowa Yv a broken water Jacket in Indiana A few woeks ago at PDavion they established a2 new eadur- ance rceord of 36 hours and & minutes over a set course. Their feat establish- cd a vew von-stop rezovd for all types of aerplanes. Captain John Aleoek and Lieut Arthur Brown, British awviator, crossed the Atlantic in June 1919, flving 1,960 miles tfrom Newtoundiand (e Ire- land. New York, May 4th.—The Earl of Derby Tranquil, won the one thousand | guineas stakes, on 2 mile, rua here widay ; &“,us, by Flying Orb, was second, anl | Shrove, was cnird Sixteea horses ran. | The betting was tranguil- sto 2, Cos 10 | to 1, and Surove 10 to 6. _ . St., Annes, England, May 3rd.—<d- | ward Ray, noted professipnal goifer, wou ' the 1,099 pouadds tournaatent play, whica I was comdlated on tne links here today. « Rays winainz argregate for tne 72 holes ' in the two days play was 233 A field of 100 leading orofessionals complaiel Lausanne, May 4th. —A further at- temot was made yvesteria/ to getl an an- swor from the Russians as to wheiher they intend o sign the Straits Uonve | tior, but this wss met with evasion, an | the A lied l2aders decided last night 1) consider the Russian incident elosad, 3o . far as they were ¢ neerned, and to - ignore Russia’s complaint resp=cing | the stoppage ot the Russiun courier Lrotn ~ Berlin, . | New York, May 4tn. -On the heeis of " the suvar boycoit by the women in New " Yorik and seores of ocher com:nunities throuzhout the country, a sharp v eak in futures, amounting at the close from 45 to 55 peints, occurred yesterday. A re- duction in «ne puice of reficed. Sugar from 10 t 0 ¢l/2 cents was announced by one large refiner, anti sugar pledges w.i be administerad o 1,000,000 school ehi.- dren today, in an attempt to break pre-- ent prices, it was aosnounced by tae women’s snrar commitiee. oo ebildren today who take the pied ze will use sugar THE ST. CRCOIX AVIS 28 printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansei at the Avis Ofice. TERMS:-—SO eontemor thly in advance, 2 ceirts per single copy. Lntered as secoed class matier May 26th 1917 at the Fost Qiice at Christien- gled SC CUrox V. L o el S A un cer the Act of March 3. 1875. Coutribution o this vaper will be glad- lg recetved when the sanie deals with mat- ters of general intevest, and 15 cerompa- nied with the avthors nwmne, as o Giar- antee of good faith The ediior canaut be responsible for the views of NS correspon- dents nor does he necesse rilycndorselhem. TELEGRA MS. ST. CROIX STATION. New York, May 3rd.—The raw sugar market was easier today under increased offerings ot Porto Rico’s, with only a slizht demand. There were sales of 15,000 bags of Porto Rieo’s to a local refiner at 7.91 for centrifugal, equiva- lent to 64 cents cost and freight, for Cuba’s 4 cents beluw the previous sales. ‘l'he easier ruling in the spot market and reports ofa continued iight inquiry for vefined led to renewed liquide fion in vaw sugar futures and a sharp « cline in prices. Stop luss orders were un- covered on the decline, which carried the July position down te 5.97. Beptem- ber to 6.21 and December 555 or 23 to 25 points beiow the ciose of the previ- ous night. Tne refined macket wus easier owing to the decline 15 raws nud prices were lowered £0 pcints by oue refiner, to the basis of 950 for fine granulated. O.Lers were unchang.d and business was light. Retined iuiures were nomi- nal. Duisburg, May 3rd.—The occupation forces have seized 95,000,000 marks at the Duisburg branch of the Reichsbank. Madrid, May 2nd.-—The King aud Queen le‘t Madrid last evenmyx for Bel- gium, where they are to pay a visii to King &lber: and Qu en Eliz :beth. San Diego Calit, May ord.—— With tke arrival at Rockeil Field here, of the Uni- cd States Army monoplane, piloted by Lieut Oakley Keily and J. Macready, the tirst non-stop flight aeross the United States was completed. The time from tiempstead, New York, to Sandiego was 26 hours 50 minutes and 48 2f5 seconds, The voyage began on Wednesday at 12 96.53 .p. m. Eastern Standard time. No. 106. substitutes, cuchas fruits and syrup, as ‘ong o 3 stear sveculators centinue. to boost the price. Sandwich, Msay dth, —Franeis Ouimet, of Boston, wen the Royval 3t. George cbampion grand challenge goif trophy today, deteating by one siroke Dr. Wil- ling of Portiand. Oregon, m the play off of yesteidav’s ties. Quimet, took 77 strokes for the eiphteen holes while Pr.. Willihg ieauired 8 At the eighteenth hole the Orcgon champions approach scot came within three inches of the cup. Cuimet went out in 37 and Willing 10 8. Ihe Boston golfers play was sleacy and consistent, althouzh his putting might have been impioved. He took two iLutis on every green ¢ xcept two and need:d three on these, ‘“""» "Eo & TR AR Frusiication. §T is hereby brought to publie notice i that in pursuane- of the provisiors of the Orwdinanca approvad 23 May, 1910, it is uniawful to eatablish or maintain a radio or wirzless stati . public or pri- vate. in the Virgin Islands of the United States without the express authorization of the Gover 'or of the Virgin Islands of the United States of Ameriea. Violations shall be puaishable as pres- cribed by Chanier . Sceiion 6 of the Ordinance above mentioned. Government Houso, Saint Thomas, Viroin l=lands of the United States, Mayv 3, 198, HENRY I HOLGH, (zovernor. LIST OF i iINCLAIMED MAILFOR THE WEEK KNUED May 5, 1928, Mr. Vietor Doard. Contentment Ruoad, Miss Blanche Codrington, La Princess School, Miss Lilian Ferris, Mr. Augustus Guinn, I. E. Henry, Mrs. Wilizabe th Jackson, FPau! 1. Jensen, Q.¢en St. Mrs. Marie Louise Mason, Mrs. Georgiene O. Reilly, Floreuce Yond, Miss Mary Eliza Sirg an, Heary ‘Tnomus, Wing St. No. 25. Post (itice, Chiist ansted, Virgin Is- lands. May 7. 1923. B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster.