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76TH YEAR - ' RN N AT RAT PRI T N T HBISTIANSIKD | U S*A WEDNERHAY 9 JEIY 197 THEST. CROIX AVis 18 printed and putlished daily (Sundays and Holidays cxcenied) by G Johanso at the Avis Ofice : TERMS---50 cents monthly 12 advance. 2 cent: wer single copy Entered as second-cic:: inatte: Ja: Dhth 19170 l tie Pos ) e 4 ",'-‘;'a.\'.";'/;,;‘ 80l S Uroy o V 0 B o ellows 54 der the Act of dorch 3. 1879 ' Contribution to this payer will be glad- lg received whein the sume deals win mal- ters of geneirul interest, and is ac ¢cmpa- nied with the quthoi’s wime, as @ guar wuntee of good faith. he editer caunot be responsible jor ine viciws of iis corres, in dents nor does he necessa iyendois: (hem TRLEGR Mo, : 51 CRUIX BlatliuN. Loendon, duly 156.h.—1he eclipse stakes run tcday resuited as io:lows Ist. Craig an-erat: 2nd. sraishfield 3rd Pompadour. Washisvion, Juiy 14th.— A letter from Mr :loyd George to President Wilson, dated August Bth, 1920, and dealing with a proposal for the cancel- ling of interaliied war debts, was piaced in the iecord of the senate finance com- mittee today by treasury officials, dur- ing the hearing on the administrations Allied loan refunding il. A cable- gram on the same subject *+~m the DBrit- ish ehancelior ol the exchequer to Mr. Lindsay, reoresenting the British tiea sury in the ccantry, which was trans- mitted to the then assistant Secretary of the treasury department, was zlso presented. Constantinople, July 15th —Greek troops have occupiod the town of Afiun Karahissar an important station on the southern branch of the Bagdad railway it is announced here. Thetown was giv- en up by the Turks without fighting it is said. Athens, July 11th.—Greek forces en- gaged in the offensive against the Tur- kish nationalist are making progress at eazh end of the battle line and are not encountering serious resistance says an official statement issued here covering the operations at the front on July 13th. The statement confirm despatches rela- tive to the occupation of Afiun Karahis- sar. The advance of our troops toward Eski Shehrank Kutaia the statement de- clared continues without serious resist- ance and we are suffering insignificant losses. During the day of July 13th Greek troops occepied Afiun Karahissar. i.ondon. Juiy 15th.--The coalition gov- ernment suffered deieat by 17 10 12in | committee on the raiiway oill. ‘l'he con- mittee adjournad o consider the position. 5§ @ ® Publication. ¢T is hereby :made known that whereas | I the following Member of the Colonial Council elected by the country district | of Christiansted. | ond Mewnber Svend Jorgensen has died, | Government resolved in vertue of | article 28 of the Colonia! law that a | SPECIAL ELECTION of a member | to the Council in lieu of the said gen- f gleman shall take place in the Court | House of Christiansted jurisdiction on | Saturday July 30 1921. | The polling will commence at 1 o’clock ' A / =\ & % 3 (]ll "o as ASo s oy %—%\ft @ %}%/4‘m/@ @;{@S&\ ,“Am/m % \ N) 168, ! - v NOW It ¢ Ra } & i s | eep Your Razor; | 'li Gi W A7 S TN AP ! { As/ / ¢ \_: A o Will Go! - 3:/1 harp (7} 2 : ISR RSRET RS~ A 8 > | § 4 Y 3 /5 5y ’ i 7 = &R || 7 Sl A ' ' / 'j‘t)\ NELy % i -/' Z /v,, // 5 | ==t (1T 7 | i / |L |l i! 0 :«, | i / Wi o % { : / = N| i 7 S : ? i / (?? 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Avoid making strop E sewing machines and all fine 1 I wet with oil. After shaving § mechanisms—try it and see. - iyl repeat this process. This ‘ checks rust and absolutely preserves i In 1-oz., 3-oz.and 8-oz. bottles; and 3 the edge—microscopic rust cannot { 1n 3.0z. Handy Oil Cans. > form--the cutting edge muststay kees. t : E lné«i);.,s?-oz. ?r;(;dmoitl)o(ttlm. { 2 : o N AI O 1 an 02, y Jans, ; | R Ask YoUR DEALER ] | } : : . All DEALERS | = ————————— i~ ——. .A———— A P A O 150 BTN T\ sst S 4 p..m. in aeccordapnce with artiele 30 of .~ the Colonial law will close at 4 o’cloek | p. m. at the earliest. | At the election noone ecan he con- sidered uniess he has announced nimselr ' as a candidate or has been so announc- ~ed by one of the elecfors of the eiector | al distriet. The announcement of can- . didature shall either bc mad - in writing . or by personal attendance of the an- . nouncer at the Electoral Roard. he writtéen announcement signed by - theann~uncer (announcers) must be sent ' to the undersigned Chairman at my of- ~ ficial office not later than 4 o’clock p. m. ~ on July 26, and for receiving announce- ~ ment made personally, the Electoral ' Board will meet at the place where the ~ election is to be held at 3 o’clock p. m. , on Wednesday July 27. | The Electoral Board for the country ~Jurisdiction of Christiansted, St. Croix, July 18, 1921, GEO. A. KEYSER.