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Dowvell—Why are printing-oilize com- positors always such athietic fellows? Fall —I had n-ver thouzht about that. What is the reas n? Dowell—Because they go through set- ting-up exercises every day, you dummy. The new minister had asked Al Jones to lead in praver. it was Al'sflrst expe- rienc2, hur, not wishinz to disappoint his new pastor, he complied. Tweoty min- u.es later found him still praying, The congreaation was becoming restless. [i- nally, from a deacon’s pew there came a loud ard devout ‘'Amen.”’ Unbending his knees, the supplicant exelaimed, *“‘God bles: you, deacon! That’s the word ['ve teen thinking of ever since [ started, S 5 Fa Publication : B OT‘I’\TLE is hereby given that the sum | i of F.rcw‘. 170.40, interest accrued on ; the invested ecapital of His Roval | Righness Prince VALDEMAR’'S Wad- | ding Memorial Fund for the benefit of ' worthy indizent persons in ¥t, Croix, wil | be on hand for distribution -1 the 22nd | Oetober, 1223, Applications for participation in this . Cistribution, duly certified, should be | forwarded to the undersigned on or be- | fore October 12:h, 1923, on forms vhich | can be obtained from the Despatehing | Secretary’s Office. ;’ Despatching Seerctary’s O fice, Chris- | tiansted, St. Croix, V. 1. of U 3,10 | Septembear, 1923, | R. E. BARREIT. 2 Desp 'tching Secre ary ¥, bl‘ s übhcation. lT is hereby hrought to public no- tice that the Government has, this date, authorized the Reverend J. P. CHR:STENFEN to perform civil religious functions in the Muni- cipality of Saint Croix. Governmentof the Virgin Islands of the United States, Saint Thomas 6 Sep- tembar, 1923, WM S. ZANE, Gouv._riment Secre tci y. THZ ST. CROIX AVIS is priatod and publisheld daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avi= Office. TR S:--50 conts morthly ‘nadvance, 2 cents per single copy. Eatered as sccond class matter May agth 1917 at the PPost Office at Chiistian- sted st Croie, V. L of theU. S, A. un- der the Act of March 3. 1879. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals with mat- ters of genercl interest, and is accompa- nied with the author’s nane, as a guar- antee of good faith The editor cannat be responsible for the views of has correspon- dentsnor does he nwecessarilyendorse them RELATIONS RESSUMED WITH M&XICO. George T. Summerlin, U. S. charge d’affaires at | fexico City, presented his credentiais to the Mexican governmeunt while th2 same s'ep was taken at Washington by Manuel C Tellez, and thus the two countris resumed full dip- lomatic relations which hkad been sus. panded for more thaa thiee years. Th: charzes will represant thoir countries until amrassadors are appaiat-d. R. B Creager »f Texas was Presid nt Hard- ing’s choice for amnoissador, and Presi- dent Coolidge indicated that the seloction will not ba changed. Mexien, 1t was re- ported, will send Atberto J Pani, Scere- tary of foreign affairs, wio was former- ly seeretary of the Mexiean embassy at Washingion. Thare was great rejoicing in Mexico over the aancuncenent of recognition, m:ny extra papers being issued while sirens w: re sound<d in the capi al. Great Britain, Fraces, Belgium and Cuba are expected to follow suit at once, which will rest ¢ Mexieo to the plae in the family ¢! naticns she formerly nccupied. The state Department in I's anrounce- ment gave full eredic to Charles B. War- ren and John Barton Payne, American commissi yners who negotiated the vnder- standing. —The Patifinder, Sept. 15th. AUTOMATIC RUDDER STEERS LINER. The usual elaborate steering machinery is dispensed wi'h on the steamship Oden- waid of th: Hamburg-American line. That sssel uses the tew Fletiner rudder v, hich is controiled by the Onshutz gyros- cope compassy automatic steering device, No 227 o Quzbec Steamship Co. THES. S. "PARIMA” is expected to leave Now York on the 28th inst, and is due at Frederiksted on or about the sth prox., proceeding to Windward Islands. ROB'T. 1. MERWIN & Co, INc., Ageéius. ia Steamship C Colombia Steamship Co. THE S. S. "MARTINIQUE sailed from New York on Thursday evening, and is due htre on or about the 27ht inst., proceeding to Windward [slands, RCBT, L. MERWIN & CO. INc Agents. 2 -3 A% e E & (;f:/:*') «E;‘?Zti?; ':\-f*! o W F. M. CORNEIRO, JEWELLER & OPTICIAN, St Thomas. V., . FO 1 ALE RS One Ford Teuring Car, with Self Starter, Demountable Rims, One Man Top, and Bumper. Apply to ERIK R. STAKEMANN, Christiansted, St. Croix, Sept. 10th 1923: s Rreas St £ S A~ - FOR SALE. ~ One Bradburey Grand Piano, ~ One Estey Parlor Crgan. | For further particulars apply to . A. J. BLACKWOOD, Estate An- nally, where the Instruments can be seen.