St. Croix Avis, 1923-11-13, page 1
J:gd%’” . Ayot ) > '\ls",;:. r #k' £ ?.u &§Lr € i4~ y %{, e ué! ’?. | - £ BR\[ ik 5.3 &: £ mda Ty g 0» 4% 4 ~=q .. ) \i& N f.-.f‘ (2 '%( ’?(@ @L & 2 c ;::‘;5-??. ‘ 4 gf‘/!g \\?é“ \\ '\ (\\ A{, : P @y EC" |& @ ;;w;_%?fm‘gg\/g%_\[ 1l i i:*-,‘- i -Ngll 7(@ TiTH YEAR. CHRISTIANGTED. V. 1L U. 8S A. TUESDAY., 13r8 NOVEMBER 1923 THE ST. CROIX AViS is printed and published daily (Swundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. TERMS:--50 cents monthly in advance, 2 cents per single capy. Entered as second-class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post O:}??c at Christian- ated St. Croiz. V.Lof lne . S. A. un- der the Act of March 3, 1879. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals with niat- ters of general interest, and is acconpa- nied with the author’s name, as a ¢uar- antee of good faith. The editor cannst be responsible for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorseithem TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Rerlin, Nov. 9th.—The Wolff Agensy tolay gave out the text of the speech made at Munich yesterdav by Adolph Hitler. …
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J:gd%’” . Ayot ) > '\ls",;:. r #k' £ ?.u &§Lr € i4~ y %{, e ué! ’?. | - £ BR\[ ik 5.3 &: £ mda Ty g 0» 4% 4 ~=q .. ) \i& N f.-.f‘ (2 '%( ’?(@ @L & 2 c ;::‘;5-??. ‘ 4 gf‘/!g \\?é“ \\ '\ (\\ A{, : P @y EC" |& @ ;;w;_%?fm‘gg\/g%_\[ 1l i i:*-,‘- i -Ngll 7(@ TiTH YEAR. CHRISTIANGTED. V. 1L U. 8S A. TUESDAY., 13r8 NOVEMBER 1923 THE ST. CROIX AViS is printed and published daily (Swundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. TERMS:--50 cents monthly in advance, 2 cents per single capy. Entered as second-class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post O:}??c at Christian- ated St. Croiz. V.Lof lne . S. A. un- der the Act of March 3, 1879. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals with niat- ters of general interest, and is acconpa- nied with the author’s name, as a ¢uar- antee of good faith. The editor cannst be responsible for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorseithem TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Rerlin, Nov. 9th.—The Wolff Agensy tolay gave out the text of the speech made at Munich yesterdav by Adolph Hitler. ‘‘The Government of criminals sitting at Berlin’’, Hitler said, "is de- prived of office, as well as Lbert. I pro- pose to take the direction cf the Provi- sional Government of the Ger nan Empire until the moment when the (reaty which is precipitating Germany into ruin today has been abolished. His Excellency Gen- eral Ludendorff takes supreme command of the {Jerman National Army. Geveral Von Lossow is appointed German Minis- ter of the Reichswehr Nativnal Defence. We wish to build up an uitra-Nationalist confed=rate state, in which Bavaria wil) have the place due it. Tomorrow will see the constitution of a Nationalist Gov- ernment in Germany, orit will see us dead. There is no middle course’. After Von Kahr, the Bavarian dictator, had declared that he was taking a hand in the direction of the state and that he considered himself an administrator of the Moparchy ‘‘which the ecriminals” had overturned five years ago, General Ludendorff said: *'l am going to reraise the Biack, White and Red flag throazh- out Germady, inciuding the Rhine” Premier Von jKnilling and Minister of the Interior Von Schweyer, wno were present at the patriotic meeting which was broken up by Hitler’s prociamation were arrested by Hitler’s followers and co)nducted to the police station. The Mini ters had been invited to the neet- ing by Dr. Von Kzahr. Londen, Nov. 9th.—The Evening Star gavs today it has learned oo the best au- No. 262. RESOURCES. . Francs. Bit Shareholders’ Guarantee Certi- | ficates, « _posited in Copen- : Hegen. ... ... .....0000 | 8750 00000 -~ £ ) (VR Rt - ,! » Cash on hand Speeie.... ..... 665.626 60 ks ‘4 o - i | s ... 8 104,475 00 64 . ‘s Nt A . | Foreign Curre nAi 108253 80 Danish West [ndian Crzdit Cer-| , fhostes. . .-Lo L 174,990 00 Bondsand 5have5.............| 94461890 oo = ¥y 3 PR | sl = Discounted Eills L0ca1........ 617,447 20 ot illa | _ e Forteen BN 1,087 75 Deposits with Banks abroad.. 7 4352 838 07} 3 o )] FAayae : -y - s ) Sandry Dablors ....... .. y - 1,588,525 324 Loans against Morteaves in Megl vatate ... ... ... 874 336 55 Loans against DPersonal and other Seeurity.. .. ....1 958 MG 8 eye . A Cash ‘\:u.\h,w. : ; 150, 145 9) Real Estate Accoiat . , Bank’s Premises...¥rs.so,ooo ‘ e “ . - 9-y j Villa Santa Ana.... 62,675 | Residence on Govern- l mient Hu11.©......15,000f 1907 ¢75'00 I xtures & Inventory...-.-. .. 15 00 . - 21.232,252/95 AXE]I HOLST. tuority that the Government has agreed to sell its Aneglo Pursian oil shares to the Shzil-Duteh eombine. Red Bluff, Calif. ‘Nov. 9th —Lassen peak has been in eraption siiwce early this morning. A rising volume of smoke and steam ean be seen issuing from the era‘er. This is beliecved to be the big The National Bank of tae Danish West Indies '‘CONDENSED BALANCE PER 31 OCTOBER 1923, RT e o ; Frares, | L1 B LITIES, el i I Subs:ribed & Guaranteed } | g 5,000,000100 ‘ i e ... 742,009{00 ; | Notes issued...-.e......... 3000,000/00 Bavinge Depasits. ... ... 3‘-154,50()%-.')‘2& Checking Acc0unt5......... 3,041,429!00 Tithe Tenaeits . .00 1,521,848 30 [Sundry Creditors. ... ... ~ 4,451,387 30 'PO' and Loss Account, . | 21,0785325 l | ' & 21,232,252 95 -y Y Y D THAGE. gest eruplion for several yvears Loendon, Nov. 9th.—A despateh to the Central news from Paris, says a des- pateh received in the French Capital from Munich, declares that Adolph Hit- ler was seriously wounded in the Reich- swehr atiack, which resuited in his eap- iure