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The Winslow mail., 1921-03-11
Winslow Defeats Flagstaff

t he Wipslow Hig h School
teams added one more game each
to their uninterrupted series of
victories when the boys won
from the Flagstaff Normal School
team by a score of 81 to 81 and
the girls won from the Flagstaff
High School by score of 21 to
13.
The girls game, while one
sided, was interesting as the
Flagstaff girls have shown de-
cided Improvement since their
last game. This closes the sea-
son for the girls team and it has
been in every respect success
full one. They have won ten con-
secutive games at home without
4 defeat and have lost only three
! games away from home, each one
of these being lost by two points.
They won the girls champion
ship for Northern Arizona and
made good showing in the
State Tournament held at Tue
son.
The game between the Flag
staff Normal School team was
one of the most interesting ever
seen in Winslow. The local team
took the lead almost at the blow
ing Of the whistle and played the
visitors completely off their feet
for the first ten minutes. The
score at the end of the first half
was j s to 8. In the second half
the Normal School team rallied
and played fine game of basket
ball but were not in as good con-
dition as the Winslow team and
the lead was too great to be over
come and the final score was 27
to 81 in favor of Winslow. This
team defeated Wiuslow during
the Tournament and won the
Northern Arizona championship
and this victory removes a little
of the sting Of the former de-
feat.
The last game of the season
will be placed next Friday night
at the auditorium with Clarks-
dale. Clarksdale has a good team
and a f a s t exhibition should
be staged. The usual admission
fee of 35 cents will be charged.
An attempt is being made to ar
range a game between the High
School girls and team of women
picked from the night school
classes as curtain raiser.
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-11
P. T. A. PROGRAM

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Parent-Teachers Association Will
be held next Tuesday night at eight
o'clock. An unusually interesting
program has been arranged, giving
an exhibition of the work done IN
some of the departments of the school.
The program is as follows:
Demonstration by High School girls
and Grammar School boys gymna-
stun classes.
Folk dance by Grammar School girls.
Music by Grammar School Orchestra.
Piano duet, Virginia BLY, and Marvel
Penrod.
Play. Little Women" Grammar
School gilrs.
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-11
WHERE is -E. A. BOYD?

Anyone knowing the location Of E.
a. Boyd, a former resident of Win
slow, will please communicate with
Mr.. Sims Ely, manager of the Valley
Bank and Trust Co., Phoenix, Ariz.
Mr.. Ely is receiver for an estate
which has some money for Mr.. Boyd.
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-11
ATTENTION, HOME BUILDERS!

Are you planning to build a home
this fall or the coming year? Write
to the McGonigle Lumber & Develop
ment Company, Riordan, Arizona, for
people in building a home.
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-11
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
w. l.. Martin, Pastor

Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 1880 pm.
Christian EndeavOr at $50 p. m.
Prayer and Bible study Wednesday
1880 p. m.
Evangelistic service on Sunday
evening. Meetings will continue
all next week.
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-11

Mrs. C. Skelly of Portland, Oregon,
and Mrs Homer Shope of Grand Can
yon, visited last week end with Mrs.
Jos. Hunter and their brother, Mr..
Charles Shew.
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-11
OPTOMETRIST

See DR.. Baker, Arizonas foremost
Optometrist, about, your eyes and
glasses. At the Palace Hotel, We'd
nesday, March S0th. If
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-11

Watch out for the High school
annual supper.
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-11

Look for the date of the High
school annual supper, to be an
nounced later.
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-11
NOTICE

I will not be responsible for any
debts made by my wife, Mrs. J. w.
Bolinger.
2t*1 J. W. BOLINGER.
The Winslow mail., 1921-03-11

Plan now to attend the High
school annual supper. date to be
announced later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
MORRISTOWN

Tho members Of the Presbyterian
church Will give an ice cream social on
n" NOnI'S avn. Saturday night Good
lnu~lr. Come. 4 delightful time Is eA-
pcricd.
our bail team was defeated yesterday
on the St IlIirSvillc diamond by the
,larkson team. 1t being the first game
that our bov% have lost this season.
r. NJ. Eaton went to the o. ".
hospi;al yesterday for treatment
Mayor Tnnna.nt has returned from
pleasant visit with relatives In West
Virginia.
large crowd "r young people at
tended the dane" last night in Miner s
grove" \, Wheeling orchestra furnished
tn" rnu:'r.
The Ohio iucl & supply company are
drilling at inn Zoe. ON Tie wilson lease
north Of town.
Tho now stat" hank hu:idln- is re-
CriylnC : new coat ~ pm, Wlich ADDS
greatly tn it's appearance.
Tho 'ircCg Cigar factor: IL working
only ha!f time.
Hon. rhaS Lynn y" rhatunooga.
Tenn. - here TO- :. f'~ day visiting
relatives and frlcnG.. Nj LNn7 IS SerN-
my his second tern; il -. legislature
Of his state. He il TN" I'""Thllran 0o"r
'caG"r. He VII :" :" W. ,h!r-ton from
her. and viii ," With tho bureau OF
war risk insurance.
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THIRTEEN

OF McKcn-port. IA. are visiting his
Inthcr. Milton Yost.
MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Daniels Of
WhecIiUI spent tho Fourth at the home
Of her grandmother, Mrs. Deoor1h
Mss Mary Wicker Of Athens. O., has
returned to her home after visit with
Nr. and Mrs S. p Wicker.
Mrs ]. L. White was tho guest OF her
/ parents. Mir. and Mrs J. q. Miller or
, Plea SAINT Grove Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Miller OF Pleasant
GrOYe MAS - caller here "Wednesday.
Mrs. Frock Brown or Plsasant Grove
va a ,ai!er here Wednesday.
Mr. AID Mrs. r. A. Batly Of War
wood was the guest Of Mrs Deborah
White Monday.
Miss Claire Hogue is visiting her
! brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. K Hogue OK
/ Barr"*vl'lR this week.
Miss Marjorie Murdoch OF Pleasant
! Grove WAS u ca Her hero Wednesday.
! Mrs VI. Q. Martin and sons CALVIN
ard Charles of Warwood, are visiting
her parents. Nj. and Mrs G. A. Miller.
Mrs r. T.. Simpson continues about
; ihr same.
Daniel Smith OF Blaine was caller
| here Tuesday.
! MIR. Deborah Rundy and daughter
I Miss Laura. w"r" the guests OF MT ana
Mrs. Gilbert Thomas Of Harrtsvlle
Mrs. Esther Bundy continues about
! tho same.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Beck and sons
/ clifford and Nelson Of Pleasant Grove
| we're "a Hers at the home Of their par
,rrs. Mr. and Mrs. +. =. Simpson We'd
! nCSIday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
SUGAR

\,w York. July g.. Tn" !m1r"ret 60
,,a-L for refined sugar ."d Z" more
.',,ry, buying III tho raw SUea: 9'ArN''
,,I .aliscd an adianC" Of X cen, III
rr,r.s with centrifugal no" quoted az
- There we're sales late E"Si''d'N
Of about 81. UOn bags "i Port" i'..HS u,
-, minor, rcfncr and 'o!,y additions
,,itart:ric~ oc about - "oh h"c. ~ I"F'"
RicoS - local aud uGtror' r'ut''S M'f"
reported and 7.h0h haSs Of "'S'> ,'"n,
~,or" III PhiIad-lph"t w"f" "'-" :'''' "''
on ;hc basis ~ sc. ,......,
the strength Of rIwS led I" r"h' "''
covering in raw sugar futures anu ~
rc.hc- with ronS.d"rahl" buying ny
,-,r. and commission houses "hHN"n
,d,aa,"S 0r . - o points, H!;,"''Sh
-a,- the close there wa p partai So
lax under realizing with final prices :.
70 : nn.nts net higher. July rios"d At
SIC. September. @.9hc, December. -.""c'
And March. 81 all bud.
The market for refined VA hrm WIN
ono rernsr advancing list prs On
ro,nts TO the basis 90 \ 80" '"r nnc
rranulated Other refin"rS ""r" NJ
Changed at 3 onc 10 ia" ana BUSINESS
was more active
Betrc6 futures wer" hr~er IN oo"rr-
me prompted by IN" HrmrcSA ~ me
enc, m,rkn, and closing prices we're !?
80 N prlnrs not higher. "Nc"Ht pNCr NJ
ho- which vas r7r CoInt lower Under
iIouiGatinn Trading, however. was
ii-hf and confined 10 the September ara
nrreut-c- po>I,'ors IloSlnC bids July.
soc. September, $50. Dec" A"r,
559c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
HITTER EGGS. CHEESE.

Vow YORK. July T.--EUttcr r"m
rroamor, higher rhnn extras. %N': Il ."
r-rlm,r.. CNrras ,o2 SCor"l. -, "-"an.-
r-v mrs.; iS< Ia ~ ecnrcl. 50 = n 81 !"
,,trkInc stocn. rurrcn, maxi" 40. =, 2tV
80.
Ecs,. mrm: fresh rathcr"i extra tlrs's.
3STG-. g. firStS. IS a 81: Stn'C, I"n"H.
and u"urny western hcnnrrv whites.
ursts - extras. 4ONIiS: do. browns, -
t-as. 4U1It". do. gathered hrowTs and
rniXrd cnlur%. irSi$ - extras. - 4 81
-rtrlEcrllor !irstS. 3ci- N.S4
chc"S, fri state. wNo'" MAX 'i1'-.
fresh specials. - n - do Iv"rar"
run lc G'6A. state. whol" wi't. twins.
yrccra's - 49,. do. aNor.." run. -
n lci-.
rI,c poultry quiet and unchanged
DrceSnG rou!'r frrncr. fowls, - @T S6
Old rooS;e-s. tFG -.
Flour easy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

New York. Ivlv : F-'r1e T"rra0tiT'
ra0r- g., Isie FVchHnrc '-rNcrlar
r."-trc H6-dav MS and COMMERCIAL 80
dav bile or banks. 1851 cor''""-C'-'
sn.da, Sr'lS. 3f5k: demand =" 'r'
hies. 7Tll Francs. demand : -. -
hes. "a Rc,r'an ~arre. ior7and. 50
"a bios THs GrilGc-e. GcrHnd g 50
cahiAs S2Tn Itr" de-nRHd. 49,, "a
hles. 49, Marks demand. l.22. cables
l2S G-~eee. demand. SIS Sweden. de-
rrnrd Ais Norway. demand 1905
Argentine. demand. 90 So brazilian, d.
-land. 1927. McntrrFl. u ISIS per
cont discount Government bonds irreE-
ular, railroad bonds Arm. Time loans
steady: so days. % days. six months. q
per cent.
Call money easy: high Eh: low Fl1 :
ru,irg rata 81 closing nd. &: ccfered
At M: last loan 81; bank ncceptnnces.
5f5A
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SHERRARD
Sunday Services.

,....,
h''"n 't"'" Fro nH''r,n ,Ahr,n SNn
day go 80 II "r'"cn. mare N'''',,''
-" ''h'' n9'h'' ''Mt mn, 80 u. '.
~ to-. k""~i }. I"rrin@ "' r''.'-
m'"' It '..nih! L,r Tor t,'' irtHt ,r''" I'1 :.
I''ts.'hl I'M NJ T. 'hH''h, ~ = " -
ii"''iIh. pastor. N"""'f ,'n"" 80 ~
-. NJ. 80 !. '''l'!' ,i',' ia 49, "'' '''-
H. o. - '",,"' 80 .''n' 9,
VIZ. ''''"' VI. L.. "",' ~ '',,''
r'''". ~ )" Il. III. 'cd''''H7 y! NV
I'"F!.h ~ ~.
Social ana fa'ce4 foS1 Sa-
IT, = "m' II tE'ih 'h'' ''"S@ 81 IL"
''ih'"..' :: 49, SUNDAY 9'i'"''i 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

her homo a. MARIETTA. 9. after a brief
, ,.-i; Er:c
Mis-. Florence Evras is ali" 20 T."
on: Ltic- .l:us =. :Vr II number u
days.
Mrs. Chas. kIncI!d mas arrived home
from a brief WISH At Grafton.
David Iusk... W." has been visiting
In western Maryland. has arrlI ed h"rE".
Miss MareLIc; Jonh!ns, "h" has b'"n
Calling on fr:cL!s n i!a:ti9rd, naa at
G.sru home.
Nix ana Mr. I::ch"y i'"GIck har" 70
turned - tt,.: kurr" at H"W Brighton
after spending II rGmnrr ~ day" here.
Ms. Mia tiLtcwUUd. VINO has been
,ls.llaE at 81 Mays. has arrived home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

r,,1.rn July 7-rattle son beef
v,..-Y and fat abe stock rrnei'N nc 20
90 higher. rat beef steers mostly 700
cAs25 bulk fat COWS and h"i'"rs fi.'h
1850. bulls CSC 20 6Hr higher. bulk 20
'nCnaa sI5OTS.oo, hutch"r bulls - - a
s.5. stcckrrS and feeders sloT
uogs r.ce,pts $4,000. opened strong
- 70 csnts higher. better grades active:
closed rirn, others Icc - 80 lower than
yesterdays average. holdove- liberal;
nostly packing grades. TOP NSo; bulk
tS.aOHo.Tn: PIGS steady 20 lHc lower
bulk desirable $3.50 q 9.2S.
qhaen. receipts 10000. strong 20 25r
$500, 1ood choice Idaho larnce Sl0.75
@Si'Tb: TOP native s1o.5o: bulk s1o:2s&
400: culc mostly sd5oG6 10: Msht
Teseern wethere 1915, few light owes
81 90: bulk $500 @4.6o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
BETHESDA

~" fna"ra. over tn" remains f Nr.
f,ank M'N.r"!,. "f TUl"d". Wa hr,'i
i, - On Saturday "a IA" nom" q! h :
:ro'h"r-,n-ia" Mrs. Ma" Patterson. HIS
,....:n whs .t,,'id'n;di and "aS caused
B.. i"'.": struck hH an ."\a'"r H.
..l,rI ra.y . I'w hours after m" "''I-
,"nj Funcrai discourse MAS given ny
Rev. Ma.rr. Beautiful and lmpr' Ss!re
song ser, il" VAS rendered by EcN.
Frees" lnh ,lAu1,.!S'." singers Frank
md Mari" Watkins. Many ho""Ts cor
,"yc! .o... nnd sympathy. HI MI" "'1r
,arc" daughters aCconpan.r'! iHf'
CORPSE.
white Ribbon Recruits
/. An open ar meeting ana LHnI.dI Pr 2
mo was rendered The White i,:hh"n H.
rru!ts ana rrrIr rnOth"ra Ivy ne '"'1i
". {. T. !. e.; Epworth / ark en- So
IGrday ai;.rnunn. County SUp"rIni' nd
cnt Mrs. l.! d., Bailey. oi Ta""nh, vas
ih-rc and gave Il line tan. Inc AK -
'piKs haI " very r!"asant tini"; L:Sh;
refreshments W." .s',rN"d tn" i"'A
...Icr.al"nd"l'. N"s. i.!uaun -. as. -
untIr,ng n hr- z"a! n enroll ~" hahic7
!p- temperatures and purity. \ .n"St one
HUuL!-d has L""u rLr,f.''i.
Bethesda Briefs
Tee ". IT, u. :. G,.G - iIr.n- H"Ht-
NJ; on Thursday r''".:= Il; ~" HON" "t
Mr. nnI Mr.. Herman Exunc and
Gaugnt"r Ninu.c. Of Cro"kstiilC. we're
VISITING at iu' lone "f Mr.. }. W. For
ktns on Sni.ri'!. and mis- week are
WIKI friends =. p,'u"~ and H"!.tir".
Nj. and Nj. l"."f' H. Jarrett. IT
W.cc..nS VISITING Ir:'n"- i'r' the as;
Il the WCcn.
Mr.. and Mr.. Ant-'" JHrrc'' enter
tanned - iau"N d.A"-r -" ~a:nri"! :
non"rr.ng 'H".r :..n. Lawrence '"''e'''
Nj. ard Nj. Martin H"rN'r, OF
X,nrs.ll.,. ia,c been .V"rd.nS s"mC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
TOLEDO 6RArN.

r,,edn. O. July wheat, July. i.7A;
e.neanhsr. Is3N; pooeubar, Las.
SIoversesd, primo oash. 1900; oetcenr
11,s5: Dscsnhnr. 1Leo; February. ll.6o;
N1 htyte' pr mo casr. August ard "c'"-
bsr. 1000. ,..r
AS: Octokm, AZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
DRY GOODS.

Sev Ycrt. July More active trad
ing was reported in cotton goods for
homo and export markets Printed
checks AID dots sold freely. Print
cloths and sheetircS we're IN betstr de-
nnand Some eubsta Gt.ai contracts were
placed on fire CONT bed yarn goods 70 be
made Yarns sold IL small lots al love-
prices. raw SIX vas steady. \ posi-
be cperInc 81 se=SrS tcr ulerc wear for
Svr1nSS MA uad~r discussion
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'MECREN


=, .,r "";r. ~ Mar
,.-. -, J me r,.n.".@- + p:''s."n No.
Co.: 'Ae i;.'i'H ~, ,, ,' ny M numbrr Of
'""r'' r,,,:,cWnrk and music
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I..'.i ne = ''''.',.@ tho conclusion
.tr' aeon W.
= -" Nv Vi yI,,,,rr Picnic
'',,,,d., for the
rams 1' ".,,' .rNooI uC the
rrn' - .. H.. .Wrn ~ ,hc
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M"'nA'c- ~ ,a' ,.Nr o. ~, !T ks :.
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t>'":r% fer =. 80 -
n" s'FVicss 'u"oAy o,..y scr.
SG'n'' '."' b. s,r.
49," .''" =" 80 3D.. ,.. n,.i0r
o.. """ $50. =. ,a'a;ior.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. July T.~-Eu!lssh crop ""r"r g
from North Dakota tof"' her "iia ".Ar \
rus, IN Manitoba and Saskatchewan d'd
a good deal today To Mt the iEt'" Of
wheat. Closing quotations. were strong
~ } ,o ) cents net LlShcr win S"ptrn-
N"- $l.20[- Ia Sl.9"N,. and l'"c-n.I"T
5. IS to Sl.2GI.. corn gained = /" =" .
oats. = To- = ami grow isl"rs . &" ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
MONTGOMERY Ward E. Co. Sales Fall.

,L.aEn. jay Sales al M"A;I"n'r!
Ward y Go. :'r jan" "''" $".>"'. g.
Vita !a.S7? -. ~ jun. I'-''
Il ,:,,r..t:c Of 80 u" 'cni.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
PrrBuRoH 1.rYHBrocK.

Pittsburgh. July 7.-Rogr. receipts
1000. market lover: hcavtea. o.6o%rs.SS
yorkrrs and pigs 1c.5oG1o.T0,
Sheep and lambs. receipts. $50; make,
steady: top sheep. $50: top lambs. 1870
Calve. receipts. 1?S; market higher
Top. ll.o0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

Snw Yurt. JAY 7r--Llberty bonds
bonds closed avs $4,000 first e.
1919: srrnnd IS tsTi2: first =
TT "a; Hecnnd FT'H 1890; third ~
tsi.n1: fourth t&'s S9T,2n: Victory sE't
3yI.3S: Victory iE'R $5sa6,
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LOCAL STOCKS
Whcr..N: W Va.

Whcr.n: W Va. l.!E = -.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. crmp;.cd FOR The lnteIll'
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. Y. "a. July :. -.
Furu. sneI .Ae latcinScnce- oy A. e.
uasten ( 60. :ueuhcrs Boston STOCK
e.AJLaugc Secyau toYi National fA~nk
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N. \. COTTON MARKET

Uhee.ing ". Va. July :. n
Furnished The Intellisencer BY A. E
Xasten & Co, members New York Stoct
Exchange Second floor National RAnn
OF ". Va. Bldg.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. ". " July :. -
Furnished Tho Inte;ls.nccc by A. &
Nas.eu & Go. members r,u-3urEn stock
Exchange. second floor Nauoua. iiank
Bldg
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PNFR0ITUM

or SH'V, IA. Ju'V 7.--t'refit t4fsnr-s
sl35. Runs. 3h.7aS; average 1888.
sAI puanta. 6A-649; uvesase, ae.7so-
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NEW YORK CURB MARKED
STOCKS.
hee,.nE, W. Va.

Reported by ~ h. MAslen ( 60. mem,
bers New York Stock Exchange. secona
t.unr NAlLNnAi BANK OF y. Va. B.dE.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Furnished lhe Inr"l.Ccm '"i ~ \. z
Nasien K Co member. New ICrh Stocg
ExchanEe.. SecorI floor National Ban|
IL \ Il
, 1921-06-22


IT is hereby brought to public NJ
ti"e that the sun Of Frcs. 522. ga,
interest on Former Controller OF Cas-
toms and Estate Owner in ST. Croix
PETER CORNELIUS BIRCH and Wife
ROSALINE ANTOINETTE, born Can
tors legacy for the poor and needy Of
St. yroix, will be on hand for distribu-
ton on August LIST. 1921
Applications for participation in this
distribution duly certified, should be
forwarded to the undersigned, on or be-
fore 20, July, 1921.
Despatching Se|cretary's Office, St.
Croix, Virgin ISLANDS, June II, 1921.
C. w. FOX,
Despatcbing Secretary.
, 1921-06-22
new PARCEL-POST CONVENTION BE-
TWEEN TIL UNITED STATES And
DENMARK.

MYOTICE is hereby given that, under
the provisions Of a new Parcel-Post
Convention entered into between
the United States and Denmark, Which
IS effective July 1. 1921, the weight IL
nit for parcel-post packages exchang-
ed between the United States Including
the Virgin Islands of the United States)
and Denmark Including the Farce Is
lands Greenland, and IceIand,) has been
fixed at % pounds.
The convention also provides that the
sender of a registered package is emit
tied, in case of loss, damage, or ri1ing
thereof, to an indemnity equal to the
amount of the actual loss incurred, not
exceeding SO francs approximately SO. 65)
for any one package.
United States Post Office, Christian
sted, June II, 1921.
B.R. LARSEN, Postmaster.
, 1921-06-22
Notice To Creditors.
IN The ESTATE OF JULIUS GRlLES,
DECEASED.

AlOTICE is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has been appointed admin
istrator of the Estate Of JULIUS
GRILES, deceased.
All persons having claims against the
said Estate are hereby required to file same
with necessary vouchers with the under
signed Administrator within six months
from date of this notice, at his Of
fee al Frederlksted Fort.
F~rederiksted, St. Croix, V. |. u s. A,
This 18th day of Jane, 1921.
F, COULTER.
administrator.
, 1921-06-22
Publication.

NOrICE is hereby :iven th3t the sun
IN of Frcs. 294 TT, income on their
Nv Royal H~ighnesses Grown Prince Fred
erik and Crown Princess Loui5e's Sill
YER Wedding Memorial Fund, will be
available for distribution on the Is July
1921.
Applications for participation in this
distribution, duly certified, should be
forwarded to the undersigned on or be-
fore 20 July, 1921.
Despatching Secretary's Office, chris
tia :sted, Ct. Croix, V. /. II June, 1921.
G. w. FOX.
DespatchGnQ Secretary.
, 1921-06-22
Executors Notice.

PUBLIC notice is hereby given that
/. the undersigned, have been duly
appointed the Executor of the Estate Of
BlAGGlO PEZZELLA, late Of ST. Tho
mas. deceased, and / require all persons
having claims against the said estate to
present them to me, with the proper
vouchers, within six months from date
hereof, at the office OF my Attorney in
the City of St. Thomas; and all persons
indebted to the said estate are respect
fully requested to make immediate pay
ment to me at said office.
Dated: June 1, 1921.
FILIPPO FFZZELLA,
Executor.
MCCANTS STEWART,
Attorney for Executor,
Manecke Building,
St. Thomas,
Virgin Islands, Il S. A.
, 1921-06-22
Three DOnkgys

IN reference to the resolutions said to
I have been passed by The Supreme
Councii of the Labor Union in session
assembled, it is hereby made known:
|. That there was no session of the
Supreme Council on June 18th, tut only
certain members of the Supreme Council
invited to a meeting where Mr.. Brow
acted as Chairman and Rev Barrow as
Secretary.
2. That the Chairman Of The Supreme
Council who is the President of the La
Dor Union was unaware Of the proceed
ings. as also the Executive Officers OF
the Union and a number OF other mem
bers of the Council.
3. That no meeting of the Supreme
Council can be convened except in the
regular way prescribed by the laws Of
the Union.
4. That, regardless of who d~isapprove,
the president acted within his constitu-
tional authority when, after serving sew
eral notices on Re-. Barrow to vacate
the premises, finally took legal steps to
enforce his request; nd the Court up
held the action, in spite Of whoever tries
to set at naught the Courts decision,
5. Rev. Barrow is not at present act
ing Director of the Educational Depart
ment, nor is he a member of the ST.
CroiX Labor Union.
The Executive Officers of the Labor
Union refuse to be led away into any
agitation that they realize is bound to
ultimately destroy the good relations and
peace in the community.
Labor Headquarters, Christiansted,
June Is, 1921.
G. GROVE.
Sec. Labor Union.
, 1921-06-22
NOTICE.

nm SUNDAY. July 3rd., the Dread
nought Football Club Of this island
will line up strongly against the St.
Thomas Stars Football Club of that is
land on the Holger Danske Ground
We h pc the day will be a favorable
one, and we also hope that persons inter
ested in the game will witness this match
as if is going to be. very interesting.
Come and see your Boys defending
their home Santa Cruz. Further parti-
culars along with the names Of players
will be published later.
(For the D. F. B. c.
REUBEN j.. BRUN,
Secretary.