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i N iy LWP M - 2 gl ® e £ s (& L ] WS 1A @ke RAB A\ A ”'?"*:' / S § A ‘...\j‘ &Y 2N RWY Ll \RINRT S = YK.& L 8 @é? "l \i% =o\ 2 S £ ’ Y/N Tk dmer” ,;q.r_ L"? - Vg v ; o \*, ‘_ , . \5//\} \ \{} w?g NS AL ',\-é\@ / ""iu %‘,“ &%?‘ (3 ee7 7 S 78TH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED, V. 1. U. S. A., WEDNESDAY, 12t MARCH 1924, of the Serate Finance Committee today as praviously arianeed. ltis expected that he will then repeat his ultimatum. Paris, March B'h.—M Puincare yester- day challwgcd Depaty . Delaunay to a duel, because of remarks muade by the Deputy in the Chamber ot Depuaties. The seconds of the two wen met later and decided that the remarks did nct refloct op the honor of the Premisr and that therefore,a due! was not justified. The beiief was expressed by the sceonds tnat the principais wou.a acceapt their concla- sion. Ottawa, March Bth —Yesterday in Parliament Mr. Donald Sutherland, Con- servative, South Oxford, wmoved an amendment to the address in reply to the speech fram the Throne, deplor- ing adverse econditions said to exist in agriculture and regretting that the gpaech from the Throne cont4alns no pro- mise of legislations which will tend to retain and eniarge the home marker for Canadian produee. The adoptien of the amendment would amount to a vote of nor-confidlence 1n tue sovernment, Wellington, N. Z . March 8 h.—Larze shipmerts of NewZ aland annles are be- i g nfade to London and Hull and alse to South Amerigan ports. The trant vrowers here anticipate that 250,000 cases of appies will be exported from New Zealand this s=ason.. ',\\\\\\n nl//// @\ g \* s s 1 QQ/ b i S NUXATED IR B\ [RON 7[ Z g Vir, ‘( / futd % i, = ¢((; ’ P \ ’ v\ Youcannotbestrongand wellwith pale, thin,watery blood starving for iron. With- out iron your blood loses its power to ohange food into living tissue and there- fore nothing. you eat does you the proper amount of good; you do not get safficient strength and nourishment out of it. What you need is organic iron to help remove the cause of your trouble. Nuxated Iron is organic iron and increases strength and endurance of delicate, nervous, run-down people in twoe weeks time in many in- stances. Over 4,000,000 people annually are using Nuxated Iron. If you are not feeling quite up_ to the mark, telephone for aPackage today. In tablet form only; look for the letters N. I. on every tablet. Your money willbe refunded by the man- ufacturers ifyou do not obtain perfectly satisfactory results. Atalldruggists. THE ST. CROIX AVIiS 18 printed and published daily (Surdays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. ‘ TERIMS:-—SO cznts mo-thily in advance, 2 cents per single capy. Fntered as sccond class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post OTice at Christiain- gted, St.Crne, V.l of the U. S. A. un- der the Act of March 3. 1879. Contribution'to this paper wll be glad- lg received wher the same deals with mat- ters of general interest, and s accompa- nied with the author’s name, as a guar- antee of good faith. Theeditor cannot be responsivle for the views of his correspon dentsnor does he necessarily endorse them. TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Buenos Aires. March Tth—Louis Firro tonight knocked out Erminio Spalla, the Italian heavyweight ch: mpien,in the 14t round of what was to have been a fii- teen round bout. Athens, Muareh Tth.—The Cabinet of Premier Kafaudsris has resigned. New York, March Tth.—A new low record of 36/8 ceats for the Freneh france was quoted today in the local foreien exchange market. Yesterday’s low ie- cord was 3.76%. London. March & h.—The resignaticn of King Hu:sein of the H-djaz as Caliph by the Arabs c¢i bhis Kingdem, as well as the Moslenss in Mesopoiamia and Trans-Jordania, which are ruled oy his two sons, is regarded in London as the forerun .er of a citier contest among the Islamie countries for tbe mauntle f the Prophet Mohammed. A spiit of the en- tire Uriental World and an urwid. eaol2 schism in the Moslem Chure. are pie- dicted. Paris, March 6th.,—The Senats last night, by a show of hands, fixed apoo Thursday March 13th for 163 neXtsiting, although it has been supposed it would accept the uiltimatum of M. Poincare to the Senate Fivance Committee that he and his Cabinet would resign uniess the Govern nent’s financial meas ires wera immediely diseussed and approvec. Tae ac.ion of the Senate trus raised anew the entire question surroanding the Government’s fiscal measures. M. Poin- care learned with surprise of :he vote in the Seraie as he was leaving the Cham- ber of Deputies. He immediately cor- ferred with his colleaguss and they de- ¢i cd that he should attend the meeting No. ESB. - IN THE DISRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS - OF THE LNITED STATES. C"RISTIANSTED SUB- | . J.OICIAL DISTRICT. . IN THE M\ATTER OF THE ESTATE OF j ALICE M. POULSEN, DECEASED. ! OTICE is heréby given that ihe under- -3 signed has been appointed Executor { of the estate of ALICE M. POUL- | SEN. Deceased. All persons having claims acainst said | estate are hereby notitied to present same . to the undersizned at his office, No. 59 . King Street in Christiansted, with the. | necessary proofs, within 6 months from . the date of this notice. | Parties indebted to the said estate are . requested to make payment to said A, E. - STAKEMANN. ; Christiansted, St. Croix, V.l. U. S.. . this 4th day of March 1924 ' A. E. STAKEMANN, | Laccutor. | THE Lenten services in the Lutheran : churches will deal with our Savior | and the many sides of His life during | lis passion. ‘This week it will be a glimpse f 0 the weeping Savior, i The servies wiH_ be held as foliows: : Tuesday a Bp. ™. in Bethesda at Fred. . eriksted, | Wedanesday at 7.30 p. m. at Kings Hiil. ; ‘Thursday at 7.30 p. m. at Christian- i sted. | A welcome awaiis vou. i |T" - s 3 | PROFESSIONALS . YCUR OLD FKRIEND DR. J. P. . MAYHEW, Eyesight Spe: alist i ; 18 here on a short visit th's month and | can be consulicd at Lis oflice No. 4 Hos- pital Street, Cnristiansted, trom 10 a m. | to 4p- m. daily. Ciien's are re quested to | book their appoinitmeni or corsuit at oper. | Clients at Frederiksted may look fop l us toward the middle cf the month. A large stock of Frames and Mounts in Zylonite Sb-11, Alluminum, Gold apd Gold Filled. Screws, Temple Pieces, Springs and Gards supplied. Also Lenses in Compound and Plano Cy- linders, Bifocals and Sphericals, ground by us here to heip the most complicated eye trouble. Let us demonstrate to you the process of cutting and , rinding Lenses.