St. Croix Avis, 1921-01-14, page 1
5t Groix 2Wwis. 6TH YEAR. THE ST. CrRGIX AVIS _is printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. T RMS---50 cents monthly in advince. : 2 cents per single copy. watered as second-class matter May 26th 1917 at the st Ojice al Chrisian wol Si. Crowx, V. L olthe t. 5. Ax un dz:r the Act of March 3. 1875. Contribution to this paper willbe glad- lty réceived when the same deals with mat- ers of general interest, and is accompa- nied with the authei’s name, as a quar antee of good faith. The editor cannot be responsible for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem SUGAR NOTES. - Tha: \"rexico is ¢chminz baek and that the rehabilitation is in progress i 3 evi- denced on more sides than one. Just 4 now tne repois show that the sugar out- put is 110,000 tons, more than the eoun- try has producel [or a number of years. The country reallv needs 200,000 tons and when the revolution broke out in 1911 Mexico wss about ready to pro- duce tonat tonnage. …
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5t Groix 2Wwis. 6TH YEAR. THE ST. CrRGIX AVIS _is printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. T RMS---50 cents monthly in advince. : 2 cents per single copy. watered as second-class matter May 26th 1917 at the st Ojice al Chrisian wol Si. Crowx, V. L olthe t. 5. Ax un dz:r the Act of March 3. 1875. Contribution to this paper willbe glad- lty réceived when the same deals with mat- ers of general interest, and is accompa- nied with the authei’s name, as a quar antee of good faith. The editor cannot be responsible for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem SUGAR NOTES. - Tha: \"rexico is ¢chminz baek and that the rehabilitation is in progress i 3 evi- denced on more sides than one. Just 4 now tne repois show that the sugar out- put is 110,000 tons, more than the eoun- try has producel [or a number of years. The country reallv needs 200,000 tons and when the revolution broke out in 1911 Mexico wss about ready to pro- duce tonat tonnage. Since then the in- ternal affairs have rent industry and fi- nancz asunder and the Mexicans are just discovering thaf a peace policy is far beiter than a war policy Domestic tranquility will do wonders for the sugar industry. Louisiana Plnnter. * The Sugar Jorporation of India is the new adventuring enterprise that is ain- ing to travel unbeaten sugar tracks in India, and if thev suceceed it will mean a joit i% more than one section. It will " me=an the agopy’'of Inew ideain some minJs, when modern mills and factories with irr'gation, schemes will disturb the cemi-tropical region of the vast eommon- wealsh. The “Indian House of Tatas of Bombay is credited with the new ven- ture. They have a capital of £5,000,000 and the first offering f stock is £200,000. which was subseribed seven times over and shows what faith Indians have in their owh possibilities. Experts will be bired to direct the activities. Traets of 500 .and 1,000 acres will be made avail- -gble for the manufacture of gubr, and ! when larger tracts can be ~btained up to 2,000 acres then centrifugal factories will be established. This is the most gigantic scheme ever thought out for India and it will mean a new day for CHIIS{IANSTED. V.11.U.5. A., FRI'AY 14tH JANUARY 1921. that land alveady not'egb?".fr its larvge pro duction of native sugars callnd guhr or jagwery. —lbid.. publishgd by the West KEnd News Co,, can .be had from the ICE t REAM PARLOR, Christiansted at 50 cents a piece. : NOTICE. leE RCHANTS and others are hereby cautioned about ex- tending eredit to any enlisted man. They do so at their own risk. The Commanding Officer is not respon- «ible for,any debts- incurred by the above, and is not a collecting agent for such debts. - D LOWELL, eR eD b t-“ i "FOR SALE One New Croquet Set. Apply to . APT. R. D. LUWEL.L, Muarine Barracks. A Perfect Substitute For Air National Rubber Tirefiller THIS IS WHY YOU SHOULD USE IT: It rides as easy as air. It cannot puncture or blow out. It is neither solid nor pneumatic. It can be used in all style tires. it doubles your tire mileage. 1t is easily installed. It makes motoringa real pleasure. It stops tire repair bills. -1t makes your car-dependable. IT ENDS ALLTIRE TROUBLE. For Full particulars apply at LA BEGA’S ICE CREAM PARLOR. R. DANIELSEN, agent. No. 11. Publication. IT is hereby brought to public notice that the Government has, this date, authorized REv. CHAS. E. TAYLOR to perform civil-re- ligious functions in the Municipali- ty of St. Croix. Governmen* of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Croix, 10th Janu- ary 1921. C. W. FOX, Despatghing Secretary. LOST on the road between Estate Sight and Town ONE LADIES BLACK HAND BAG containing: the sum of $16.00, 2 black buttons, 1 handker- chief, and 1 key, finder ?lease re- turn to MRrs. E. A. SCHUSTER, Est. Sight. NOTICE. ALL those who have been asked to. serve as COLLECTORS for the Red Cross Roll Call in Chris- tiansted are invited to meet in the Chapter Rooms under the Post Office at 4 p. m. en Friday, Jan. 14th. Assurance Company Limited OF LONDON GEO. L. MARKOE Agent for Frederiksted’s District ERIK R. STAKEMANN Agent for Christiansted’s District Policies are not subject to average.