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The Frernch aid Belz.ans, point out that thay have nothinz bat trains of the administration. to sent to Cologne and that if the British are not willing to h=ve them operatc on the lines in the British area, the fault is entirely with the British. London, Jan. 23rd.--Lady Alexandra Curzor, whose engagement to Prince George, younvest son of the King. has beep reported underwent an operation for apendicitis yesterday Lady Alexan- dra is the youngest daughter of Mar- quis Curzon the late Fureign Secretar , Pavis. Jan 28cd.-——M. Pomncure has introduced a biil in the Chambar of Dcpuaties coanferrviag upoin the Govern- ment power to prohibit the importation of foreizn merchandise into France. SALE R LEASE HOR S Estate Mt. Welcome For particulars please apply to MRrs ‘M. SVITZER, “CONCENTROL” z- THE CONCENTRATED WOOOD PRE- SERVER AND WHITE ANL DES- TROYER. ONCENTROL has been proved to suc- cessfully preserve wood trom decay of all kinds, and is thorouzhly suit- able for the I'ropics. It is a strong enemy of the White Ant, and being 2 thorough disinfectant ard antiseptie it can be confidently recommended for the treatment of woodwork of all kinds It 1s not inflammable aud will always keep in excellent condition. CONCENTROL Is the finest Wood Preserver on the Market. ROB’T. L. MERWIN & CO., Inc., Frederiksted Christiansted, THE ST. CROIX AVIS 18 printed and published daily (Sundays and Holudays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Aviz Office. TERMS:--50 cents monthly in advince, 2 cznls per single copy. Entere’l as second class maitter Llay 26th 1917 at the Post Ofice at Christian- aled 58 Crie V. Lol the U. 5. 4. un- der the Act of March 3, 1879. 7 Contribution to this paper will be giad- lg recetved when the same deals with mat- ters of general interest, and is accopa- wied with the author’s mame, a3 a guar- antee of good faith The editor cannot be responsible for the views ofhis eorrespon- dernts nor does he necessarily endorseihem . TELEGRAMS. : ST. CROIX STATION. Chicazo, Jany. 22ud —With the bList of bink failures in the Northwest sweiled | durinz the last two days by forced cl)- | sures, representatives of the financial | powers of the United States Government | named by President Coolidge, are hold- | ine eonferances here designed to bols ter th2 credit of the Northwest. 'w) | Montana banks decided to cluse thear | doors today. At Havre, the secuarity | hank of Havre, with approximately $750, 000 in deposits, was forced to ¢clo-e be- | cause of heavy withdrawals, and the Stockmans National Bank of Fort Ben- tou was placed in voluntary liquidation by he stock holders. The Fort Benton Bank had been in business forty-four years, Two banks in South Dakota closed vesterday due to withdrawals. They were the International State Bank | of Sioux Falls, and the Western Nationai Bank of Miichell, the for- | mer having deposits of $i 300,000 and the latter $425,000. Abouc twe ve baaks have closed in South Dakoia sine» Janu- ary Ist, because of depleted reservves. The youn zmens Booster Association, the largest businessmens organizatibon in Si- | oux Falls after a meeting last night, at which t& banking situation was consid- | ered. pased resolutions deciaring the complete financiai ruin in South Dakota | is likely, unless rhere is immediate relief from fedcral and other outside sources, | Paris, Jan. 23rd. —The controversy be- | tween Great Hritain and Fraace, con- | cerning -he overation of the railways in i the Rhin 'and 2ppears to be reaching an | acute stage. The British complain that | the Frenzh and Belgians are operating Ne 21 African Methodist Episcopal Church Notice, HE work of sur Chureh is Lioving on- .l- ward. The General Management of Oilicials feel, that we are doing such a work as to gain the appreciation of 2l and we thank those who help in the work. The following are our notices AT CHRISTIANSTED CHURCH Wednesday Night. Bible (‘lass. Thursday afternoon. Choir Rehearsa! " Night. Class Meeting st 7:30. Sunday Morning at €:00. Early Praye, and Praise Service, . . 10:00. Regular Presel-- ing . at 12:30. Sundayv School. s Night 7:00 Kvening Wor ship and special Ser- mor, |heme, “QUR HOMES.” AT GROVE PLACE Friday at 7:00. The Board Meeting, i B 0 The Genery Class Meeting, Friday is Consultation Dav for this Church. Sunday morning. Sunday Sehool, ! noon. Regular Preaching. ATFREDERIKSTED CHIJIcC'H Wednesday Night. Class Meeting ap | Official Board. Sunday at 1:30. Sunday School. = " 3:00 Reguiar Preaching, Ao ol o OPIICAL AID. Send your order, broken lens or prescription through the mail. F. M. CORNEIRO, St. Thomas, V. 1. FUR Roses and plants MOULD cun be bsd frcm MARCUS PARK well pre- pared. J. B, MARCUS.