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\(\/ W e T , / G | V. St Croix Ans o @ k/ gy \\ Y ] , \’“\] j‘/. TSTH YAR T 8 81, CROIX AVIS 18 pronted and pudlishedsdaily (Sundays and Holid s caeepted: by G. Johansen at the Avi- U jice. TlRMS---5% cents monthly o advance, 2 eeiits pen single copy. Eng“ed as second-class matter May Z?? 17at.the Post Office at Ciristion- atad, St Crowx, V. L of the'TE S. A.. ba- lerthe Acc or /farch 3. 1879 % Contridution to this paper will be glad- ly recetved when the same deals with mat- ters_of : g&neral inte'reist, and 18 accompa- nied with the author’s name,*as a quar- antee of good faith, The editor cannot be responsible for the views ofhis correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorse them QF DEPOSITS & WITHDRAWALS ; . AT i 3 o DG ) 819 [HE N:V' ST. GROIX SAVINGS sxi! On Saturday the 24th Jan. 1920, RECEIVERS: : In Christiansted A. E. STAKLEMANN Trustee. In Ffrederiksted R. E. HIGGINS Trustee. Balance «oif deposits to 10th Jan. 1920 ; S $ 69;&1.43 26 Leposits, of which : o 16 in Caristiansced § 922.82 ( 3 Lew! » 18 in Frec riksted $ 42.20 (-~ new) ' $ 965.02 : $70.606.45 14 withdrawals ot whicn 12 in Carisciansted $ 470.50 2 in Fred=riksted 15.00 $ 485 50 b’alahce of deposits to date. $ 70,120.95 Receivers " or Saturday, the 31’ Jan. 1920. in Christiansted A. E. STAKEMANN Trus:ee. In frederiksted R E. HIGGINS Trustee, A. E. STAKEMANN President. . POCWER HOUSE ~MPI.OYEES uUT | BUT LIGHTE STILL EURN. ' Sirike in Power Houses and Sub Stations | so rae has Caused no Interruption in : Eleetrie Service. ‘ Although power-house erapicvees of | . the Porto Rico Railway Light and Power ' Company struck ‘Tuesday nighr after | ' having allowed but eleven hours for the . company to reply te demands for inereas | ' ed wages the company bhas continued to | . operate its power plants and sub-sta.ions | - without interruptign.’ . | ‘. Demands presented to R. W. Cryder, . superintendent ofthe lighting division of . the company, at 9 o’clock t'uesda’ meorn- ing calied for an increase ol 5077 {or ail . employees receivin‘g iess that $2 per day ' and 25% irerease for all vecewvinz more ! | thab $2. They alas @emanded the rein. . statement of a lormer employee and the . discharge of auscher. "he company was . to reply by 8 o’clock™Tuesday nignt. For pos=sibly 5 miputes a portion of | lights in Santurce,:ineluding the Lights ai . Borinquen Park, werz out about 90’clock ' Tuesday nigh when one oi' the strikers CHRISTIANSTED, V. I. U..S. A., SATURDAY. 31st JANUARY 1926 No. 25. ' i '%QW#/ /) : . N N € , = etBack({ "~/ » ; W7 ',/'/ Jag) g R xY R é./ s / //'// /} our GripC R © |OnHealth" <« %5 :. . L.' ! LG i \,; "K“' | %\\&‘N | ; o ,;:'\‘‘% NuxATep IRoN - - = ~ ~ _ @ Y4 i Helps Make dtrong, diuray, Men | | -and Beautiful, Healthy Women | I 3000,000 People Use Ii Annually | | A: a Tonic, Strength and Blood-Builder | : R y‘;-ir' B el -td -BE S e SETRIS DISTRIBUTORS: APOTHEGARY HALL, , ST. THOMAS. at the Santurce substation managed to pull a switeb. Lighis were put on imme. diateiy again and up o lasi nivht there had been no furiber interruption. Had the strikers beepn suecessfuli in spdtting down the ¢rmpany’s plan:s thera would have heen nd sireet ear 3 .1- vice, light or power servize, -and the wa ter supply of San Juan would have been cur off beeause ors lack o/ power for pumpiny. —Porto Rico Progress, Jan. 9th. g " MNOTICE. . s ‘ Ai\’??] you praparad for fire? Fire gives - ne warning. ¢ ona can tell when or where it will break out land it is ithis unexpectedness thai niaKes ihe danger to life and proverty all the.more rervible. Usea PYRINE FIRE EXPINGUISHER thst puts out any kind of fire in its inei- pient state recognized bviNew York and “hicugo Fire Insuranee Exchange. To be had at . WENDEL’S Store in St. Thomas. Sole Agent.