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ed himself. Other a~ssailants came On,
one mar using d stick with a knife at
the end, which stick Wenner was able
TO wrench ouJ Of the hand Of his assaii-
AM.
But others were pressing on. Anoth-
er hero with flashing eye and uplifted
shovel raised edgewise, sprang forward,
breathing threats, and took aim at the
victim. But someone standing near,
seeing the cowardly attack, struck the
uplifted arm, so that t G shovel, losing
its equipoise, struck the victim fatty,
though, nevertheless, sQuarely. Had
that shovel fallen otherwise, there can
be no doubt, but that the victim wonld
have Immediately persisted, or been dis
figured for life.
Complaints by several Of the members
Of the rival factions against each other
were handed IN at the Police Office the
next day Hearings of the case having
been set for Monday morning at 10
o'clock, the Courthouse and its surround
ings were literally packed with the fol-
lowers of the two organizations, eager to
hear the case. Precisely at 10 a. m. the
court was called, Judge Chr. Payne pre-
siding.
So complete and convincing was the
evidence against the members OF the La
bour Union Association, however, that
three of their members -John Lewis,
Luke Jacobs and Prince King with whom
the fight originated-Were held in bail Of
$500 and $500 each respectively, for as
sault and battery. From the evidence
adduced, it was proven that the o%tfense
of the first was with Intent to kill"
In locking W the Police records, those Of
this man We're found to be none too
sweet.
The bail required has been furnished
by the Union. The case is still pending.
Again this morning, court was held, the
proceedings Of which were listened to by
eager and excited partisans. st. ThOm-
as NAL Notes. July eth.
There was a harp shock of earthquake
this morning AT 6 .05.-IbGd.
, 1920-07-30

ALL Customers who so kindly patroniz-
ed the Branch Store Of HENRY
CIRQUE are thus informed thai after
July 3lst This Branch Store closes its
Business in St. Croix. The Manager
thanks all customers for their kind pa
tronage of the past 20 years and make it
known that at Crequa's Department
Store in St. Thomas, she will be there to
serve the every day Customers and with
a thought for St. Croix.
Drop a card and have your require
mentS filled.
SARAH E. PERCY,
CreQue'S Store.
Chrlstiansted St. Croix, July 29th 1920
, 1920-07-30
NOTICE.

THE heirs Of the deceased WILLIAM
: F. HENRY, Joiner OF Ch~ristiansted,
St. Croix, who died here in November
month 1918, and Of his previouly deceased
wife, are hereby notified to report to the
undersigned Dealing Court within ! year
and six weeks, ana there to establish
their rights as heirs.
Christiansted's Dealing Court. ST
CroiX, July 21st 1920.
Will. JENSEN
, 1920-07-30

D > CNINI uIGOY 1LlIE DIM L Al
ASSAULTS, ONE With INTENT TO
KILL.
In connection with the labor trouble at
the docks Of the West indiana Company,
Ltd. during the coaling Of the American
s. s. "COnnersVille'. we nave O. tanned
the following; With the intension OF eli
minating, as much as possible, the acute
ness Of the rivalry existing between the
Virgin islands Federation of Labor and
the ST. Thomas Labour Union, arran ge-
merits had previously been tried to get
the members of. the two rival factions
to work in harmony, but without results.
With the arrival of the "Connersville"
however, arrangements to get the two
parties to work together had SO far suc-
ceeded, that the members Of the two
organizations we're employed ! bunker
ing the steamer. The members OF the
latter organization, however, feeling
their superiority 0 yer theR rivals, in the
manipulation Of the task assigned them,
through their practical ability, became
dissatisfied with the monetary arrange
ments made-a h~alf-and-half basis
struck. Their female co-Workers were
not slow in showing their sympathy for
the strikers, the majority of them going
likewise "on strike"
Some of the Officers-male and female
of the two societies having been inform
cd of the trouble, were s on on the spot.
During the crisis that developed, one
Joe Wennar, a barber, and a member
of the Federation Of Laber, had a de-
cidedly hard time of it, when he was as
saulted by members of the rival gang
with knives, sticks, shovels and even
humps of coal, sustaining some injury,
and but for the imely assistance render
ed him, there is no doubt, but that he
would have been "a dead goose
Wenner whom as we have already
stated follows the tonsorial art, had ac-
~companied, rather reluctantly, a friend
out to the scene Of the disturbance.
Hearing one of the labourels using rath-
er vile language, he had demonstrated
with him upon his indecent conduct, even
reminding him of his advanced age in
life. Instead of modifying the c%uiorit,
this rcpreaaand only melted him the
more, and he began to say what were
the intentions Of himself and the col
leagues, towards Wenner and his asso-
ciates. Words passed, and an attack
followed. against which Wenner defend
, 1920-07-30
AUCTION.

A 7 the request of Christiansted's Deal
~ ing Court as administering the estate
of the deceased SARAH GRIFFITH
will be offered for sale at a public auc-
ton to be held at the undersigned Vendue
Office on
, 1920-07-30
Tuesday t..e 10th of Au-
gust 1920
the Properly belonging to said estate
known as
Mo. 20 Letter A. I'm Hospital
Street I'm The Town OF Chris
tianSted.
AT O'CLOCK P. NJ.

Conditions Tor the sale, appraisemtut,
m0rtgage-certificates and other papers
relating to the sale will be filed at the
auction and many previously be Inspected
at Lawyer S~takemann's Office in Chris
tiansted.
This notice also serves as information
to mortgageholders and others Interested
in the property in accordance with Ordi-
nance 26th October 1906, which ordi
nance pursuant to its S 4 replaces the
publication enJoined by Picard OF z2nd
April 1877 5 3.
Christiansted's Vendue Office. St.
Croix, July 2lst 1920.
With JENSEN
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debts with Exhibit A. Waivers OF
summons by Naomi Bradley and Chas.
r. Bradley and preceprs for summons.
summons ordered and Issued TO sheriff
II HNlmunt county. Cause continued.
WiIIiam r. suit and James AIcxBnd"r
appointment Of guardian. n"nd 32.to'
MED aud approved, Appointment made.
letters ordered ana issued
Eugen" l.h'""k declared VIII ana
application 1" probate ni"d with waiver
II notice Testimony az 'i""rse I,h'"'h.
witness, taken, reduced I" writing ana
nI'd 'huh' continued
Appropriation Case
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tho uItrh lIerhl i"Iihn 'hurhI ma
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81 he IO,hI nrr whIriir ~ wnh r""n
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IaOth AhaivsSSaIv.
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former r-ri"rr viii attend
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POMr AFrOhrAa Owes AAA
NOMINATION
umislal CANVASS dAAs NO OhAAss la
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St. GAINESVILLE
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visiting with relatives IN Pine Grove has
returned home
MIR john BiS~itt continues TO i'm
prove after being III At her home Tor
several duys.
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acN cTHi d"y Ia tins "iiy Win friends
Nh AMI Mrs william Iirhi ana a"n
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EXAMINATIONS ron
VOCATIONAL TRAINING

TirhI m 'l"lr FROM '"'n'l"nnI 'fniu.
iuF hondTunIicrE ~ Washington "nh
nnliIuInr" VIII 10 bore today MA f"hI"I
row ,0nhnTuuE rbhmInnfI"h" and pln'
iva bows for vocational trimming. ~ I('h
ITrrr hehdTunrt"r"
Examination. wiI begin promptly a.
ninn n'CI0Ck hnh MI boys who are lni'I.
urird In vocational training or NJ"
nwriIIng n--lEun"utr Tor training FROM
the H"y'rUmrnt are expected 10 DO at
hcnduunrt"r- today ma Tomorrow
e~y"rnI h"yh hhV" recently rssssh
..,mIurItuur nnd AZ. IN llns fnI 49,.
rlsnmtnt 10 IA. NhTIhuh r'h""lH where
Tho WGrL II heinz carried "n
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rom MILLION GAIN


Hpr'iht 10 Tho Intelligence,
Ia rkrhuTr " Va hug Z RE
annual report "f lTn !. h~lanr. ha'ii.
rnr county nnstssuT "nmplsisd o"f
mad, rubiir iddny nh"whh total nssts'.O
Valuation f"I Inc county ~ t101 shhoPS
~ ln"reaH~ over Inhi yTNr ~ t.'itnhI.'
rho I",nl vnIunii"n 81 'lnrkhburG PROF.
oriy IN va ,h3 ~
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BRIDGEPORT

Lowe nova items FOR Tho Tn,'rl-
Renccr Mt Uirkcy's Enws stand.
sclhy 4 Reeds Drug store or tho
bridgeport Hardware Company or
cali Martins Ferry !27 J.
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r.yr SUNDAY NrE"tiril"lr f"r TIA
gamr 49," go inpl es'uiuE ~" 'w
ishuu npp,rr l., b.. o. rIrlN wat, lrh
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All candidates at tn" primary 'I'''i"'i
on Tuesday. whether elected 90 "i :
whether They had on cxp'ns" "r ~.
must hlo An account with thu 'l"'ii0n
hoard The accounts must h. u ia .
hands of the board within period II
ten DAYS Believing the election.
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SUGAR SUGAR ::
mra OArolins n alseIe

Ut lUu WuuI
A. "IIiy - ,i~ pT pound
-,iili.Iil.E ,,Itp' Iitt
.-,.urd Ind nuut1,I rrr'ris
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/ meeting - ~, SUNDAY T"h""l h"ntd
Of tho south U'IiaIr~ NcIhuhhfi lplPr"
r1l church ~ ~ l." hrld NJ the "hur'n
thus evening SON" Emporium matter
at" to b. given att nti"u a. 'hl' 'Im".
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-17
HEAVY SNOWFALL IN
 WILLOW CREEK SECTION

Milo Kelly, who recently returned to Anchorage from business trip to the Willow creek district. advises the Times that the usual heavy fall of snow started several weeks ago. The operators are preparing to haul in an unusually large tonnage of supplies and machinery into the camp. but will not commence to move the freight until the snow is more firmly packed.
 Aside from George Anderson, who is operating the old Mable property. very little work is being done in the district this winter. according to MT. Kelly, who states that Don Rae is do- ing some winter development work on the RaeWallace claims.
 MT. and Mrs Kelly expect to leave Decembsr 21 for Seattle, where they will spend the winter, returning to Anchorage next spring.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-17
MANY UNEMPLOYED
 IN STATES OUTSIDE

Frank Cooper, who left Anchorage about thirty days ago, with the deter imitation of remaining in the states until next spring, has returned, says the Anchorage Times. Mir. Cooper vis- ited in British Columbia and Seattle and says the reaction from the cleo tion is being keenly felt in the states. There are many unemployed in Seat tie, and according to MT. Cooper the same condition exists elsewhere in Washington.
 Anchorage may look forward to an unprecedented rush of people in the spring, many of whom are coming to investigate the oil situation while others, he states, are becoming in terested in the Broad Pass, Willow creek and contiguous quartz fields.
 According to MT. Cooper the result of the November election meets with general approval in southeastern Alaska and the usual scramble for ap- pointive offices is in full swing. MT. Cooper will engage in business and remain in Anchorage indefinitely.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-17
GARY CLAIMS
 EFFORT MADE
 F0MENT STRIKE

NEW YORK, Dec. 17 (by Associ- ated Press) - Denouncing what he termed as "vicious and deliberate effort to stir up trouble with Japan,' Ebert H. Gary, head of the United States Steel Corporation, declared in an address here last night. Should the two nations clash, the people of this country would be more to blame than the Japanese" he said. Gary said he liked and trusted the honesty of the Japanese.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-17
Notice to Public

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 GEORGE J. LOVE, Manager.
 Valdez, Alaska 163t
 Sun Maid Raisin Bread, always favorite at the City Bakery.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-17
COL. MEARS PROMOTED
 TO LIEUTENANT COLONEL

ord has been received in Anchorage that Col Frederick Mears, chairman sion, has been transferred from the cavalry to the engineering depart ment of the United States army. The official notice came from the war de- pertinent and announces the promo ton of Col Mears to lieutenant col onel of engineers.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-17
DAWSON WILL RECEIVE
 TWO MACHINE GUNS

In rep4nse to letter sent by Gold Commissioner Mackenzie to the war trophies department at Ottawa ad- vising the department of the arrival of three guns at Dawson, and asking if it was the departments intention to send machine guns as intimated last summer, the gold commissioner was notified that two machine guns had been forwarded to Dawson two to Carcross, and one trench mortar to Whitehorse.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-17
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
 AROUND TOWN

Mrs. Jane Orm. of Seattle, is Cor dova visitor.
 The launch Rolfe II left this after noon for Katalla.
 Malcolm Brock is on business trip to Chitina and Mccarthy.
 q. J. Meier, who conducts a road house on the Chitina- Fairbanks trail is a Cordova visitor.
 Unless you watched your steps to- day a slippery sidewalk was apt to prove your downfall.
 C. w. Harding and wife returned to Katalla this afternoon, after spend ing couple of weeks here.
 Word has been received here that our former townsman, H. I. Call, is i'll in Seattle with an attack of the flu.
 s. o. Freedman, proprietor of the Chitina hotel, arrived in town on this afternoons train on short business trip.
 In the pool tournament at The Club, last night, Dr. Blyth won two straight games, the scores being 50 to 34 and 50 to 22. Frank O'Neill defeated Os- car Anderson in the deciding game by score of 50 to 42. Fred Hartwig and Tim Eckstrom, are matched to play tonight
 At a meeting of the Mt. McKinly lodge, No. 183, F.. & A. M., held last night, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year:
 A. J. Adams. w. M.; Brady How ard, s. w.: Walter Wolf, J. w.; Hen ry Slater, treasurer; w. J. Mcdonald, secretary.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-17

The big dance every Saturday at Eagle Hall.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-17

Graham Broad fresh every day at rhe City Bakery.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-17

Best coffee in town served at the City Bakery.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-13
ERHAR'l'

B. B. Spieth was a caller in Medina
Monday.
Arthur Neff was caller in Elyria
Monday. &A
Mr.. and Mrs Marman Reece and
daughter of Chippewa Lake, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Gustia
Neff. u
Joe Rising entertained an auto load
of relatives from Lorain, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kemp and son of
Abbeyville spent Sunday at John Ris-
ings.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Armbruster spent
Sunday in Akron. .#
Mr., Clyde Hoover and Selden Arm,
bruster spent Saturday evening and
Sunday at Canton.
The many friends Of Mr.. George
Schaffer of Valley City were surpris-
ed to hear of his death, Mr.. Schaffer
was sick only three days. He lived
all his life in Lorain county until four
years ago, when he moved to Valley
City He still owns farm at Bel
den. He was always kind and good
neighbor, always ready to help in time
of need.
Theo. Haury and family and Jake
Haury and family were at Vermillion
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John April were called
to Valley City Monday on account of
the death Of her brother, George
Schaffer.
Dance at the X. o. T. NJ. hall August