St. Croix Avis, 1921-08-15, page 1
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{ ;‘3‘:}l \\\Z’r,’/ P |y | ¢ oW = \L 4///(>‘ ',~‘4_ @| L \ls 3\@ !\"f o , ./jwf _ /\ ;"v\\‘”'"“(""‘:’; \\ i //‘ M 'J.‘ QN \ '@\ /;a‘ ?"‘ NETE e v’:\\f, .‘, \\t‘- A ;!g - \\/ : )g.QF \il \’,‘ Yo"‘ , :;’ ‘s‘?‘" N <5& \,; _" ~$ :| :‘ I\r } "‘/‘ ! ATy N g A L?) - ™ & A SR ""‘-.’_“j: S 76TH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTEL. V.I. U.B, A.. MONDAY 15TH AUGUST 1921. THE ST. CROIX AVIS 1s printed and putlished daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office TERMS---50 cents monthly in advance 2 cents per single copy. Entered as second-cla:: matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Qjfice at Christian sted. St. Croww, Vl. of tRE U. S. A., un der the Act of March 3. 1874. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals wih mat- ters of gemeral interest, and is accompa- nied with the author’s name, as a quar- antee of good faith. The editor caunot be responsible jor the views of his correspon- {ents nor does he necessarily endorsethem. NOTICE ® E regret having to notify, that the worldwide economie depression also is refleeted upon our island and makes it imperative that changes in the economie conditions of the island are effaeted it the chief industry, the grow- ing of sugar canes, shall be preserved for the future. With the eliminatii n of tne high ex- change on U. S currency and the reduc- tion n price on food from this and other causes, we find it bnt reasonable under the circumstances, that the present seale of wages brought about by the exchange situation and the high cost of living a couple years ago, be ad- justed. _ ; However, in order to enable the will- ing and efficient "sorker to earn a fair day’s wage, we the undersigned sugar concerns on and from August 22nd, will reacopt on our estates the schedule of task work embodied in the agreement of August 15th. 1917, worked out in co- operation with the Govertment, the la- borers and the planters, with the excep- tion, that the day’s task be based on 65 cents instead of B 0 cents {for 9 hours work. When this schedule is not applied the day’s wage shall be 50 cents for9 hours work. WEST INDIAN SUGAR FACTORY. ESTATE LA GRANGE. SI. CROIX SUGAR FACTORY. August 12th. 1921. N> 190. CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 2 » e e, &.15. THIS EV:aNING 8.15 A FILM YOU OUGHT TO SEE HERE AT LAST “Tarzan of the Apes” 8 STUPENDOUS PARTS 8 ALL IN ONE NIGHT Dor’t Miss It Or You WillRegret It. The Siory: ' Lord Greystoke, having been assigned to an impo"taqt mission in the interior of Africa, leaves ¥ngland with his young wiie. They transhlp en route to a schooner and betore long they discover thai they have fallen amoong as big a bunch of cut-throats as ever set sail. Whilzoff the wesi coast of Afr.ca, the crew mutinied and killed the offi cers. Lord and Lady Greystoke are only spared on account of the former having res- cued one of the crew fvom the wrath of the bully of a Captain. They are put ashore, with provisions and iheir personal belongings practically at the very gates of the jun- gle. There, after much labor, the lord constructs a rude but strong hut, which he makes proof against the attack of wild beasts, where after some months the young l.ord Greystoke is born, a healthy, robust child. His mother succumbs to the wila life and expires and her husband is prostrated with grief. While absorbed in his sorrow, he is surprisad by a band of great anthropoid apes and killed by a bull ape. Before the ape can kill the young lord in the cradle, Kala, a she-ape whose child bas died, snatches the babe from the cradle and leaves in its place her own dead ape. She suckles the man-child and brings him up as her own chllld. He becomes one of the tribe of apes and is given the name of Tarzan, Tarzan of {:hngpgs and becomes a mighty hurter. Later, aiter many adventures, he returns to civilization..... But rather come yourself and see the many adventures of Tarzan in his jungle home. Come and see him give baitle to his deadly enemy, the lion. Come and see him as with head heid high he ut- ters she terrible victory cry of his trtibe, the cry of the bull ape that had made its kill. Come and see the heir to one of the noblest titles inEncland running wild in the Afri- can jungle, tearing the raw flesh of his prey with his powerful teeth. Come and see all this ard much more. The Role of Tarzan is played by none other than your old favorite Elmo The Fearless, Elmo The Mighty, the Great and only KEln.o Lincoln the sirong man of the Movies. BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY. ADBISSION Redb vl sl 0 o s o 0 G and Sl (yene al Entraace. ........... el e Children 20 and 10c. 2 e S | 3 g 2 v - cv on FOR S LM 'LiOF OR SALE ALIMITEDSUPPLY of 3o Imported Fresh Ezgs @ 60c. per doz B ; » . . lhree Story Bulldlng Delicious Print Butter @ 75¢. ' b Apply Fresh Peaches, Appies, Oraiges FAEIO. | JUST ARRIVED ON SB. GUIANA. Company St. Merwin’s Ice Cream Parlor.