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\\// ‘ { ; /,"' o . g S ' : : : %L[ ‘ | <J'} i|E @, ,‘\l [’ V /\\ \\\\ (\\\l \\IEI \\l//‘I/g r /.I: v’ B|4i,\lG i i | { 4 s GX:§ / \ A = ,/__‘/ R /|\”k,‘(/‘ \—./l ) ‘ ‘ @,\\:/ :l!—\V B\ ] } ‘-J (’ 19TH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED. V. 1L U. & &, ITHE ST. CRUIX AViIS 18 printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johunsen at the Avis Office. T RIS---50 cents monthly in advance, 2 cenls per single copy. Entered as second-class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian- stell. St Crowe, V. L ofthe 7, 5. A.. un- dzr the Act of March 3. 1879. Contribution to this paper will be glad- ly received when the same deals with nat- ters of general interest, and is accompa- nted with the author’s name, as a quar- antee of good faith. The editor cannot be responrsible for the views of his correspon.- dents nor does he necessarily endorse them. TELEGRAMS. Sl. UVUIADLATIVIN. London, Fek. Bth. —Lady Bonham-Car- ter, who before her marriage to Sir Maurice Bonham-Carter was Miss Violet Asquith, daughter of Mr, Herbert Asquith has informed the ‘‘Evening Standard’” that she has beeun invited to contest a cer- tain constitueney for parliament. She sta- ted h~wever that she had not yet Jecid- ed whether or not to accept the invita- tion. London, Feb. Bth. - Bolshevist troops have vieteriouslv entared Odes=a, aceord- ing to a wireless message sent out to- day by the Soviet Govt. at Moscow. Brindii. Feb. Bth.—The South Afri- an airplane engaged in the compeition between British aviators for the Lon- don to Cape Town flight arrived here on Friday. As the machine was abont to leave for Cairo on the next stage of its jourrey the propellor decapitated a me- chanic who was assisting to start the machine. Cairo, Feb. Bth.—M. Clemenceau. ex- Premier of France, has arrived here. New York, Feb 7th.--32 passengers and 28 men of the crew of the Prinzess Anne’’ which stranded off Rockaway Beach while bound here Norfolk, Va., were landed at the battery by the police boat pa*trol on Saturday afternoon. “apt. Hay of Norfolk, who was injured while navigating the boat through the storm was among those ianded. The other members of the erew remaiined on board the shin. Washington, Feb. Bth.—~The Treaty, of Versailles, which has lain in a congres- sional pigeoniole since November 19th. while a basis for the United States rati- fication unsuccessiully sought in private MONDAY. 16tH FEBRUARY 1920. No. 27 Den dainsk-vestindiske Nationaibanks Balance DEN 31 DECEMBER 1919. DEBITORER. Franes. ißit Bankernes Garantibeviser ... 3.750.000'00 Beholdning as Mgnt. .. ..... 432,785‘12 ;5 e 358.115!0() “ * FremmedMgnt 229,322!45 [ndfriede Dansk Vestindiske | Kreditbeviser........... «‘ 313,490 00 ...l T . i Veksler paa Indlande! | 610,268 55 ‘¢ paa Udlandet.... -..| 3,920 00 ! Tilgodehavende hos Banker og| T R | Forskellige Debitorer ... ....| 2,742,035 47} Udlaan i faste Kjendomme 1,223,171'60 : mod Haandpant og Bation. ... .. B@aaanm Raaae Kwadit - .. ... 510,66800 Bygnings Konto: Bankbygningen I'rs. 50,000 " ~ Direktgrboligen 15,000 —_— 65,000 00 [_nventarie Konto -... . ..... 3,449;67# 117,321,973974 AXEIL HOLST. Franes. |Bit KREDITORER. sem s iy, Atiekapital .o 5,000,000‘00 aerviiongd ... .. 410, 282(80 Beddelemission. - ... ... f 1,700,000{00 Sparekasseindskud . ... . ! 2,713,127|70 o ‘ 2,547,700120 Baagn ..o o 0 1000 RS TForskeHige Kreditorer.. . | 2,569,653(70 )Vindings og Tabs Konto. .- . 3,111/18 Fres. 631,363.074 - | Fremfort fra forrige Aar.. | ;‘ , F‘l'_ct\‘. 2}_s},-09_5_;1 l 847,428357% | ! | 1 i | s 17,321,973 ' JAKOB TORNQE. negotiations, will be brought formally be- fore the Senate tomerrow. A prompt agreement is expected on many of the points at issue, but a long and bitter con- tost is predicted over article fen and per- haps others provisions. San Juan, Feb. 10th.——Shock oi earth- quake felt here 6.05 p. m Paris, Feb. Bth. The list of those whos2 extradition is demanded by the Allies was issued by the foreign office last night vithout comment. The text of the original covering note, and of a new note referring to Baron von Lersner’s re- fusal to accept the list, have not been made public. A paverbound book of more than 200 pages contains the names of 296 persons, or groups, with their rank and the accusation against them. In many cases where the names are not known. a general description of the duties of the accused is given. Four pages are devoted to .iield marshal Hindenburg and Genl. Ludendorff, the same accusation sery- ing for both of them. Ten commandants are asked forin the British list. The list of persons and groups who are desigznated by their rank or a description of their du- ties, because t eir names are not known, numbers 142,