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If the prwers can readh an agreement on that course,there is no disposition to with- dra wthe offer of cooperation while there is anv reasonable chance that the Aliies can finl away to avail thems:lves of it. T P Y 1. R SOy A P RTPORT o ~ s ¥ - X b S, PP <=Ryi g o . P @f ?g . R g% B R &Y Tt gl RSP v o Rl e e fad' Gt PO B &L : RS s B P = oA | 3 B 8 KSR £ R s S 8 i RS S Y £ W . '.l & ”‘}.% .’ o 23 $' 3 A Eimdar v r ‘e !“.?f,...« S 'y 'sifg-‘. YA&Y 2N Ty e b7 B Fg e M1 l N ’@fm'“ A AR = 5 T ke ey B & g & 29 -y T . i -?. > 3 R, b RDt sil s AR B > A . 5 | Colds of all de-! § scriptions pointa way § g to lowered resistance % ; and diminished vi-§ i tality. Pneumonia § ¢ and other painfu! and costly ilinesses are § i most often the result i of neglected Colds. i Protect your health { from -the very start i with the purest re-| § fined Cod Liver Ol in palatable form: ' TAKE i | 58 SCOTT'S WA ’s,i,,[ EMULSION THE ST. CROIX AVIS is printed and pudlished daily (Sundays a:vi Holvdays exz2pted) by . Johansen at the Avis Offize. TERMS:-—59 couts mo thly in alvance, 2 ¢onts por siagle eapy. Enterel as second class matter May 25th 1917 at the Post Ofice at Christian- ated St Crote, V. Los the U. S. 4. un- der the Act of March 3, 1879. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals with mat- ters of general interest, und 18 acsompu- nied with the cutho:’s name, as ¢ guar- antee of good faith. Iheeditor cannat be responsible ror the views of hiscorrespon- dents nor does he necessarilyendorsethz.n TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Wasington, Nov. 6 h.--Availabiity of the United States coupearation in the Erop:an ecoHndmic ecrisis apparently hiageld tonigat, upoa detailed explana tirns of th2 Poinzara rastriccions oa the proposed exnart enq liry into he repara- tions tangle. Up to this time, it was loarned authoritatively, th “overnmen: has not b2en able to finl oul eXactly what the Frenen Premier had in ‘mind ia proposinz to cannz the ingury to Germany’s ‘present’’ capacity to make reparations paym :nts. Converzatims b - tween President Codiidze and Amoassa- do- Juszerand today and betweoen the French /Ambassador and Secretary Hugn- es yesterday, it is Known, turne d zimost wholly upon the effort to determiae the ekact nature of the French restr.e im. As it had been translated in London, the French phkrase reads: ''Capaci'y to pay at present and for a imited future peri- od.”” It was evident today tha: the Am- bassador had been unable to amplify tnis sufficiently and thas cabled his Govern- ment for a detailed explanation, for which gov .roments odicials here are avaitinge, with deep interest. In view of this situ- ation, it was stated emphatically that re- ports that the negotiations had niet a doad- lozk were wholly witheut foundation. Ad- ministration officials, oo the contrary re- gard the door as still open to the United States ejoperation in the search for a sol- ution of the reparation problem, provided ~ the Allied powers desire such aid. After ‘l’%‘esident Coolidge’s conferences]j today with the Ambassador Jusserand, which lasted nearly baif an hour, a White Hous2 spokesman urged that the pub ic ex reise No. 260 9 Ranes! Races! Races! § ‘ 5 £ £ THEI{U will be a neeting of THE ST. CROIX TURF CLUB at Est. FRE- DENSRCRG on SUNDAY NOV. 11TH at 3.30 P. M. to discuss the possibility of holding races for Christmas. All members are urgeotly requested to attend. S CRUIX THRF OCLUB. e REFORT O DEPOSITS & WITHDRAWALS AT arl ' i [HE NEV' ST, GROIX SAVINGS BANK On Saturday the 3rd Nov. 1923. RECEIVERS: In Christiansted A. E. STAKEMANN Trustee, In 'rederiksted Truostee. Balance of deposits to 27th Oect. 19523 . : _ $ 67,217.10 15 Deposits, of which . 11 in Christiansted $ 11430 ( new) 4 in Fiede iksted & 23.50 {— IHew) $ 137.80 , $ 67,354.90 17 withdrawals of which 9in Christiansted § 78.00 Bin Frederiksted $ 113.04 $ 191.04 o . -1 s .' Balance of deposits to date $67,163.86 Receivers for Saturday the 10’ Nov. 1923 in Christiansted A. E. STAKEMANN Trustee. In Frederiksted Trustee. A.E. STAKEMANN. Fresident Quebec Steamship Co. TAES. S. GUIANA was cxpecte | to leave New York on the Yih inst. and is due at Frederiksted on or about the 15th inst. and will be dis- pa:eched for Windward Islands. ROBT. L. MERWIN & CO., INC., ; ‘x_'} wls