St. Croix Avis, 1922-01-19, page 1
76TH YREAR CHRISTIANSTED. VoI W 8 %@ THUIS'AY 'olm I NUA; THEST. CROIX AVi: 18 printed and purlished d=l; (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. TERMS---50 cents monthly ia advance, 2 cents per single cop... Entered as second-cla : matie: i, 28th 1917 at the Post-Odice al £ n isiian gled, St. Crove, Vol ollhe il So il %, der the Act of March 3. 1829 Contribuiion to this piper w:ii be glad- lg received when the samz2 deals wieml ters of general interest, ard is aczompa nied with the author’s name, 43 4 g.Lar- antee of good faith Thzeditor caunst be responsible for the views of his corresson dents nor does he necessarily endorse tiom : TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Madras, lodia. Jan. 13th. —The Prince of Wales arrived here today. 'There was rather serious violing in some sacticrs of the city, resultingin several casualiies. ‘the iioting became so intense that the police interfered with armoured ecars. Barpados, Jan. 13tn.—Major the Hon E. Wood and pariy arrived here at 10 a. . today in H. M. S. Valerian. …
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76TH YREAR CHRISTIANSTED. VoI W 8 %@ THUIS'AY 'olm I NUA; THEST. CROIX AVi: 18 printed and purlished d=l; (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. TERMS---50 cents monthly ia advance, 2 cents per single cop... Entered as second-cla : matie: i, 28th 1917 at the Post-Odice al £ n isiian gled, St. Crove, Vol ollhe il So il %, der the Act of March 3. 1829 Contribuiion to this piper w:ii be glad- lg received when the samz2 deals wieml ters of general interest, ard is aczompa nied with the author’s name, 43 4 g.Lar- antee of good faith Thzeditor caunst be responsible for the views of his corresson dents nor does he necessarily endorse tiom : TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Madras, lodia. Jan. 13th. —The Prince of Wales arrived here today. 'There was rather serious violing in some sacticrs of the city, resultingin several casualiies. ‘the iioting became so intense that the police interfered with armoured ecars. Barpados, Jan. 13tn.—Major the Hon E. Wood and pariy arrived here at 10 a. . today in H. M. S. Valerian. -On land- ing they were received by bis luxceliency the Governor members of the ex cutive committee and members of the legisia- ture, heads of Governmsant departmeants, Members of consular body and members of the Vestry of St. Michael’s. A cordial welecome was extended to the distin- ouished party who drove to Goverame house. {ondon, Jan. 14th, —Mustapha Kemal Pasha, the Turkish Nationalist leader, has been murdered, says an exchange telegraph despatch troin Cousiantinople today quoting a report froin Angora, the Turkish Nationalist e pital. , Paris, Jan. l4th.—-The surrender of the Germans chareed wi h offences in conneciion with the war, to the Allies for trial is recommended in two resolu- tions by the A'lied commission on wat crimes made publie today. Thz commis- sions first resoiuiions finds the eon luel of the recent trials at Loipsic ansatisfae- tory, except for a few ecas:s, and that the procadare Os the triali was not such as to elicit truth There wer2 acquittals where should have been convictinus, and light sentences, insiead of heavy. The second resoiution holds it is us2less to submit further wvases for trial by the Leipsic court and recommends giving effect to article 238 of the treaty of Ver- sailles, providing for Germany’s surren- der to the Allies of any identifled persons charged with war offences for trial by the Allies. AN = = )T;& =" / \ ST A ;&/EARY—— . v, e AN~ W, I P . \ mared 1318| 3 v 3 - '\\\\\ S 7e\ T il r e BN\E =RN p \ v 7‘— = 'im; v i y \ A\\LR Y sPR e ||l / SRR g S = ) s ""\ \'\\\{\‘é“\“//' Lo, 45 ms: A \ NN ,'» P "KV;‘“5 t?' & 24l ~'-/',, \N2-=S S W = S A—,‘ ) \ \?v\\: = = - »—"". 4: S RN s\~ =7 oAR - X @ = SRR B\ "=, =, e R \,\’///j E : : & o ) '://,,.‘\ 8 ’, AU PO\ i v SN M i1 .' 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