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M?%’a By Vo B - \l;% Pt A s . e , # £ e . ” 2(T R . aeh ~ N & | /W gy BA A ~ 3 e . j ) & IR - YWA REE e 0 N ’ & . 4 » : \ ‘-i\\ B ?:‘ N B == “"";E\i"s. e, “,.:‘ g ~x, 29 2 i _s\) @32 1B Ce @ QEmd Y @/ AR\ “‘[ i‘-?tl@ . o AR & loy ALy - =@ 76TE YEAR. OHEIST THEST. CRUIX AVIS 18 printe: .ad putlished daily (Sundc 's and Holi .ays excepted) by G. Johansen 't the Avis Ofjice. P RMS---50 cents monthly in advance 2 ceats per single copy. Juterel as szrond-clazs maiter May Pith 1917 at the Post ) Jice at {nristiagn- gtal SI Croir. V. L oftns tl 5. A, un gerlic dctof Mareh 8. 1879 TELEGR AMS. SF RN STA 1o Boston, Nov. 24th.—The ''liger’’ of Fran e, today lasned back at his Sea- t: ecrities, ia an iaterview graitel O tia Assoeiated Press. Repiyiag par- t cularly to the ecriticism ol S:pators ditehevek and Borah, M. Ulasmanasaaq, afior nolihy taat Saaaior. Biele ey h.d boen defeated in the eleciioa and aasonly a few days to serve, exeiain- s “'Sangtor Hitencock ealled me a fiiia When e is froe, I darehim y 20 to Hranea aad lsarn the ' faets. \nsweciar Senator Hiteheoek’s deman | lar h 2 explain why France insisted on dsing biaek troaps in her army of vecupa- tist, the ligar’” doelared shat Mr dditencock had been misled by Garman propaizanda and that today there was not , sinzie black soldler in Ger naay. An- s ver:az senator Borah’s recent assartion it M Clenencau was primarily re- spoo i .ib.e for conditions in Huarode, ba- cause ol . is reatiofluerce in the drafting oi the Verszilies treaty, the aged states- mia doclared his situation was ‘‘particu- aily distressing’’, since in France he had b :2n most bitterly eriticizad, *‘for having sked from the Germans less than | ought too.”’ i.ondon, Nov. 25th.—The execution of Erskine Childers, says the limes edi- torially today, is justifiable on the ground that there is no difierence between his c¢ase and that of the four others executed in Dublin recently. ' Lhe lfact that Childers was an Englishman’’, it pro- ceeds, ''in no wise affetts the issus. owever much Englishmen may regret his brililant talents had nnt been used to iacuicate in leish extremists the English virtue of eompromise in matters political, we hoid 1t was his right to throw in his lot with Ireland and exert in behalf of his conception of the Irish people’s in- terests, the unusual powetrs he possessed. So doing, he took nis life in his hands, and with a personal courage, besyond cavil, taced the consequence of his ac- “SIED, V.l U. 5 A, BRIDAY st DECHGERER 19590 tion. He challeng=d the only constituted authority in the country, and wmet his doom, Tha: authority had no choice but to accepn his eliallenge or abdicate a title to1 wful trusteeship for the welfare of the siate. 'T'he Free Srate Government nade their choire with a courage, cer- tainly not inferior to that of Iheir ad- versaries and with a responsibility far gi.7er. We believe the verdiet of the civili d world on their decision, will be thal 11 Was right. St Loule, Mo, Moy 25ih —A |elier decluring that ''the bualiits are ready fer the visit a0 Si. lLowis i Deecpiber sth, of M. Giomeiceaa, BEx ¥ pier ol 'rance, was received at the Mayor’s nifice here, vesterdav. Folloypg the :cipt of the | tter, police offi*i\ls aa- sunesd that a fled pracauitong il be takeh (0 pioteer tne = Jigor’ Wi -~ die is here although it was sail the . (ter probably was written by a erank As a stanlar letter was ree=ived a fev Jlays a¢go by the acting Miyor, and hird prediciing tnat M. Cicmonceau w «d g 9 to his grave, ii he eomnes 1o St Lous, wos terwarded to the officials by General Dawes from Chicago. Dublin, Nov. 25 u,—Thz. eoadition ol Mary Mac Swveeney, who has peen oa hunver strike 1o slaun:joy Priscn for Zi days, was reported 45 uncitaized today, i R &9 B ¢ ¥ B¢ 5 e SN w R - { I LNC i ATTHE OLD KEL!ABLESTORE OF THE JND£RSIGNED, LADIES DRE=SB GUODS, in g ea?’ varety, LADIES BTOCKINGS, MEN & CHILDREN'S BOCKS, WHITE DUCK, WHITE & COLOURED SiLiPED DRILLS, ART SILK & COPTON LACES & ALL- OvVELRS, —it MBROIDERIES, Felt, Parama & Porto Rico Straw Hats, COLGATES PERFUMERY, SOAPS and POWDER, SIEVER BLALED WARES o time for next month! Single & Double I->: Belsteals & Bed Lorings, COMING! CUMING! TOYS and WOL7145 jor Xmas ; Fresends. ROBLRiARMSTRONG. Chiistians ed, £sth Nov. 1522. No. 276. 3 = AUCTIOCN P E S T the request of A, E. STAKEMANN as administrator of the KEstate «f HENRY GEORGE, deceased, pursu- ant to order of the Distriet Court dated 16th November 1922, the effects belone- ing to the said estate will be offered for sale at a public auetion to be held on the PREMISES O KU 56 N KING STREET IN UHREISITIANSTED on e : SAITCRIDAY (3 % the Znd day of December 1922 AT 2 O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON. The articles for sale consist principally of DRY GOCDS and HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES: Immediately after "he 2lose of this sale witl be cffered for sale on the Wharf in Christiansted, THE SLCOP belonging to sa:id estate known as €¢ b MIZPAH and the HULL AND MAST OF THE SLOOF KNOWN AS «“T3.FAT.” Christiansted’s Vendue-Cflice, gt. Croix, November 21st, 1922, . JL. PAYNE Vendue Director. Fee Fr 10, 1 Say ten Franecs. ) o ° Quebec Steamsh'p Co. THE 8. 5. "GUIANA" will sail from New York on Thursday, Dec. Tth. : ROB'T. L MERWIN & CO. INC,, Agents. o ’ - ° -~ Clyde Steamship Co. “FOREIGN SERVICE” (Steamers operatcd by the Clyde Steam- ship Co., loreign Service, for account U. S. Shipping Board. THES. S. “MARTINIQUE” cailed {rom New York on Saturday even- ing 2nd is cue here on ov about Dec. 2nd. =~ Bt OB’L. L. MERWIN & Co. Inc., Agéives,