St. Croix Avis, 1923-09-04, page 1
o ; ’~ s R~ & > % ¢ LN, 32 7 0 ¢ = | ‘ e \‘v ‘r \';*, o 'i bk el 3 o /-“233 3 ;'Q\ # > 'é‘\ _ 3 :;\,s} \25- & .Bl && & A f £ Nh R e (NEERES.. e & @ &9 GB B w29 S s R A ol *%} PBT R Al AAI Al SR, s : toag Lo Ry . : SR i ! o X % gt igd ¥Vt 7- PR OISR B o @ L N L + oy 4 :Sy AR 7 St % 33 i ,\. -k -e . g ‘.. "--:‘ r.';:«' ;‘-”’ ¥ ““' Rr 3 ey A W 14§l Q}: NG g \Flg L A . 7 ’ iR YEAR. CHRSIIANSIED. V. I UL 5 A TUESDAY. 413 SEPIEMBER 1923, No. 20! THZ ST. CRIOIX AV i 3 printed and p.ilished daily (Sundays all Holvlays ecvczpted) by G. Jrhinsen at t ¢ Avis Office. TERMS:-~50 ¢2l4's ma thly in alvance, 2 cants per single ¢ py. Eiterel as szcoal clizs matier . May 26th 1917 at the #ost O fiz: at Christian- slad St Ovote. V. L of the . S. A, un: der the Act of March 3. 1379. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals with mat- ters of general interest, und is ac.om, a- nied with the autnor’'s name, as a guar- antee of good faith Theeditor cannoi be responsible for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorse them TELEGRAMS. ST. CRO!XS "ATION. …
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o ; ’~ s R~ & > % ¢ LN, 32 7 0 ¢ = | ‘ e \‘v ‘r \';*, o 'i bk el 3 o /-“233 3 ;'Q\ # > 'é‘\ _ 3 :;\,s} \25- & .Bl && & A f £ Nh R e (NEERES.. e & @ &9 GB B w29 S s R A ol *%} PBT R Al AAI Al SR, s : toag Lo Ry . : SR i ! o X % gt igd ¥Vt 7- PR OISR B o @ L N L + oy 4 :Sy AR 7 St % 33 i ,\. -k -e . g ‘.. "--:‘ r.';:«' ;‘-”’ ¥ ““' Rr 3 ey A W 14§l Q}: NG g \Flg L A . 7 ’ iR YEAR. CHRSIIANSIED. V. I UL 5 A TUESDAY. 413 SEPIEMBER 1923, No. 20! THZ ST. CRIOIX AV i 3 printed and p.ilished daily (Sundays all Holvlays ecvczpted) by G. Jrhinsen at t ¢ Avis Office. TERMS:-~50 ¢2l4's ma thly in alvance, 2 cants per single ¢ py. Eiterel as szcoal clizs matier . May 26th 1917 at the #ost O fiz: at Christian- slad St Ovote. V. L of the . S. A, un: der the Act of March 3. 1379. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals with mat- ters of general interest, und is ac.om, a- nied with the autnor’'s name, as a guar- antee of good faith Theeditor cannoi be responsible for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorse them TELEGRAMS. ST. CRO!XS "ATION. Shan hu, Augz. 29:h,-Hope was aban- -1 nad todny for the British stea ner My- i» Captain Mays, five days ov rlu: sron Chinwangtzo, wich coal, and last seen vn Auzust 16 buarthing a typhoon. It is believed that all aboard perished, including the the six foreign officers and fifty odd Chinese in the erew. The chief officar was John R. Hidson, who gained some prominence as an explover and scientist, ™r. Hadsn was Fellow of the Royal Gerurapiical Siciety anid Fello&of the Roy il As ronomical Society. Ottawa, Aug. 29.h.—That he had dr- G.ir> assurance frem a verv reiiable s urce that no other Cinadian ba.k wou d elose its doors during the preseat period of uncertainty, was lhe state- mant made here last nicht by M¢. Cro- nyn, Ex. M. P. for Loodon, and 2 well known Canadian finanzier. Me Cronya said that the hom= banks suspznsion was most unfortunate, but the marzer ol the bank of Hamilton by th: Canadian Bank of Lommerec: was a maltter of great satis- faciion. ' All the smaller banks are feel- inz the stress of hard times,”” he re- marked : Mr. Cronyn asserted that there are [nany scare mongers at presz2ont, who spread rumours of impending disaster to banks and financial houses without fogn lation. He felt that the crisis had been passed by C inadian banks. “yadon, Aur. 29th.—Princess Anasta- giu, wife of Prine: Christopher of Greece and formerly Mis. William B. Leeds, died in her Lonloa home tonight. Sh 2 oassed peacefully away at 11.55 without regaining CONSCiGUSDESS. Prince Chris- topher, the Qaeen Mother Olga, Wiliam R. Leeds Jr. and his wife Princess Xenia and other members of the family yvere at the bedside. Theinmediite causeof deah was can ter, conp.icaied by cirrhosis of the liver [i is thought iikely thai the holdy will be “»nt to the United States im- mediatcly so nterment in the {family lot at Wordlawv~ comeiary, Now York., An English speaking Russian vriest a iminis- tered spiritually to the Princess during her last hours €.en she was m roed the Princess h:came 'a membear of the Greek Orthodox Chureh Princ Ciiisto- pher i: prostrated. Coruana, Soain Aug. 29:h - -A general strike was declared horein protestagainst the war in Moroceo. All tife stores clos- ed an! the tramways ceased ranning. Polic: and civil guards ard patrolling the streets to prevent possible disorders. ORDER OF THE DAY ORDE FE ' for an Extraordinary Meeting ;of - the Colonial Council for St. Croix, | TUESDAY, SERTEMBER 4, 1923, | 2 ) R ,» at one o’clock p. m. ; (Convened by request of Governnmient ) ’ 1. Colonial Council Bill No. 12, Third | Couneil. Seeond Session § Coatinuation of 2nd Discussion on Chlonial Council Bill 12, draft of an ordininee, introduced by G .vern- : ment, providing for tho assessmont, i levy and collzction eof taxes for the _ 7 Municipality of st. Cioix. | 2. Colonial Council Bill No 3, Fourth ~ Council, First Session, : | 20d Diseussion on Coloniul Chuncil | Biit N». 3. draft of an erdinance, | intro luced by Government, amoend- | ing O.rdiz‘mnge _concerning Public | Roads in St. Croix. . | Colonial Council Qilice, St. Croix, Au- | gust 23, 1923. i i ROBI. W. SKEOCH, i Viece-Crairman, oo s o e Te From September Ist price of Mo- lasses will be 6 cents per gallon. - Smallest quantity sold: 10 gallons. No sales during Fridays and Satur- days. WEST INDIAN SiGAR FACTORY: R o . ~ Tomake youstrong and “brainy ° and put the powerinto your biood to overcome dis- Case gerins The {food you eat contains carbon. When your foed is digested it is ab- sorbed from the intestincs into the blood. When thie carbon in your food comes in contact with the oxy- gen carried by the iron 1 your blocd, the carbon and oxygen unite aud by so doing they give off tre- mendous cunergy, thereby ng:n‘\‘}'nu great force, strength and endurance. Without iron vour blood carries no oxygen ‘aml without oxygen thiere is nothing to unite with tha c:rbon in vour f{ood, so that what you eat does you no good-—you do not get any strength from it—lt is like putting ceal into a siove without a fire. You cannot get any Beat unicss the coal unites with the fire, Fhe strengest weapon with wiich to pres viul and overcomme colds, pneumonia, Ak;dm?,v trouble, rheumatism, nervous prostration, in fact alimost any discase or disense germis i plenty of good rich, pure blood, strength, energy and endurance and the greater encrg{ carrier in .be body is organic iron, not metal- lic iron which people usually take, but ore ganic aron like the ifron in spinach, lentils and apples, and like the iron contained in what is known as c@unic Nuxated Iron, wiich may be nad from almost any druggist, Nutated Irean often incrcases the strength, encrgy and cudurance of weak, nervous, run- down folks in two weeks’ time, It has been used and highly recommended by former U aited States Senators, Members of Congoess, »l wdges ot U, S, Couris, mauy plivsicians aud promias=nt men, QOver 4.0 8,000 people are now using it an. nually., Sarisfactary rosults are guaranteed or the ARV Uers i} refund vour nioney. Sold by al! druggiss in t.hlet form only, ofneg P ane ¥ gL Lgl & 4 ? Distributzv:: Apothecary Hall, Y 4 Yy AK". LIO LS., - NORTHERN - Assurance Comapny < Limited ; OF LONDON ~ GEO. L. MARKOE, Agent for Frederiksted’s Disirict. ' ERIK R. STAKEMANN - Agent for Christiansted’s Distriet - Policies are not subject to average.