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A » '\ ~ e LS \W 22 By i 5 ’,{\\;‘*B /';‘//; : = : i /fa‘/__? \‘ . WA [ |bl \ N 3 Y = (A \§‘ I ¢ i /-'\ £ 7, \\\ ’ ‘\H‘ > - . BT UrOIX ABiLS 3 ‘\. | (l]‘ ;/—"" : \"\\ i l ! i }\ /. ‘ V’-/\ / . </\‘\ \\ . i (.}v‘ @\/ /’/L’.\,\_\ P A ;\j J z?/ Z:J \t s v : o - N¥ /K 2R < 75TH YEAR THE ST. CROIX AVIS 1s printed and published daily (Sundays | and Holidays excepted) by G. .Johansen | at the Avis Office. | TE RMS---50 cents monthly in advance. ' 2 cents per single copy. ; Entered as second-class matter May | 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian- | atad, St. Croiz, V. Los the U. S. A.. un. | der the Act of March 3. 1879. ; Contribution to this paper will be glad- iy received when the same deals with mat- | ters of general interest, and is accompa- | nied with the author’s name, as a quar- . antee of good faith. The editor cannot be | responsible for the views of his correspon- | dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem. | TELEGRAMS. | ST. CROIX STATION. | San‘ly Hook, N. J., June 29th.—Sham | rock IV today defeated the 23 merre | Shamrock by 3 minutes and 7 seconds | in a fifieen and a half mile race. The | yachts raced from the,Ambrose Channel | Lightship to a point off Shrewshury, N. E J.. and back. Yachtmen who watched | the race in the best breezes yet enjoyed, | decided that the challenger for the | America’s Cup,is better as a light weath- | er than a heavy weather boat. Wall | Sireet is displaying great intergst in the i forthe ming yacht race. ['he "Rosolute’ | is the faveurite, odds of two tdo one iln | favour of its winning being offered. One | big shipping man in the financial district- | if offering SI,OOO against 31,200 that the | “Shamrock’’ wiil win one race. g Belgrade, June 30th.—A report that | the Albanian city of Aviona has been | captured from the Italians by Albanian insurgents has been received Yy the newspaper Prava in a despatch from Us- | kub, southern Serbia, the report adding | that the entire Italian garrison.was ta- | lken with the town. The Albanians cap- | turei! Avlona by storm after desperate | fichting with the Italians, the message i declares. Wimbledon, England, June 30th.— William T. Tilden of Philadelphia won ‘ the final match in the British singles ten- nis championship tournament by defeat- ing Zeenzo Shimidzu of Japan. Tilden will meet G. L. Patterson of Australia in the challenge round for the champion- ship. In the finals of the adies singles, | Mrs. Lambert Chambers of England, the | former title holder beat Miss Ryan of | (alifornia 6-2 6-1. '; Mubiin, June 30th.—Newbridge Coun- | tykildare is the great military centre serving Surragh, che Aldershot of ire- land. Yesterday for the first time it was sought to despatch soldiers thence by a train passing from Kilkenny to Dublin. The driver refused to carry them and the so' rs remained on the trian, blocking uu line. Subsequently trains from Ath’ ie and Tharles for Dublin were snml.tn'ly boarded by sol- diers and blocked.! The stranded pas- sengers drove t’r,' Kildare to catch CHREISWIANSTED. V.l 38 A.. SATURDAY 3rp JULY 1920 3, 152 'CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE ‘ > 8.30. 'MONDAY EVENING 8.30. *EI T'he Mighty.” mo, 1 he Vlighty. 18 Epi o _es, - 36 REELS. NEW SERIAL: PROMISES TO TURNUP VWANY SENSATIONAL L 8 OUTDOOR INCIDENTS. The hero of this new Serial is: _ 1 : ” Elmo Lincoln” OF “TARZAN” FAME." o He is himself a rugged and pOW* rful man and these words ecme very near des- eribing the charactor of this new melodramatic Serial. ‘ It has a fine plot that serves to knit together a series of heroit deeds in che open, which will undoubted), lad many adimirérs. The nero engages in many hand to hand conflicts with other men, most of whom are of gigantic build, like himself. There is arealism in these encuanters which is not found in any other serial battles. § = . . Te 310 y is almost set so. q the ng instaluent vand soon develops certain definite threads of interest. [he hec. o fathe-r is made to believe thit he has murdeved 2 man, and is forcad to hide in the "Mad Muntains™, which are the scene of the story ELMO LINCOLN 20dGRACE CUNARG "* "%+ <n from "‘Peg O’The Ring’’) ure in constant peril from the gang'of outl?.: .e region. The breathless, melo- dramatic characcer of the incidents 1. .. ... oserever. The forest fire, the ride of Elmo on an open flume, astride a icg, and th- ystericus Phantom menace, all serve to hold the attention. "he Serial is e~ >fullr crmceted and full of “‘punch’] scenes and carries a treme’ eelmg of ' S ‘ Episode TR i St “RYOF MAD MOUNTAIN’'. Episode & RRIED ALIVE”. ' ..nce concluding w» “Two-Gun Trixie” wo-ulun Irixie . COMEDY 2 RELL.S A0 Mlos ON; Reserved Heatls. . . eto b e T & e + Two first and two last rows ot veserved seats Fevn o 000 Gene "a! &pntrance.......... e i 20¢. e Children 20 and 10c. throughtrains not stopping at Newbridoc. The soldiers have orders to hoard any train available, so the situation cannot be relieved by the despateh of trains from Dublin. The Govt. has had offers of assistance of men from Belfast to on- erate the trains, but has not accepted them. The situation is declared to be not bad enough as yet to justify the Govt. taking over the trains 2nd enter- ing unon a ¢eneral conflict.