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&&%& / N e M g AW EVE X = B tr = ‘,i[ ”@m' e & S 6 e Y @ V=23 4 76TH YEAR. THEST. CROIX AVIS vs printed and purlished daily (Sundays | and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at | the Avis Olffice P"ERMS---50 cents monthly in advance, ! 2 cents per single copy. | Enterea as second-cla - matter May ! ’ 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Chiisican | sfed, St Croie; V. Lot the U. 5. A.. un | der the Act of March 3. 1873 | Contribution to this paper wili be glad- | lg received when the same deals win mat- | ters of general interest, and s accompa- | nied with the auther’s name, as a quar- | antee of good faith., The editor caunot be responsible for the views of his correspon- lents nor does he necessarily endorsethem. TELEGRA MS. Sl. CRUIX STATION. i.ondon, Nov. 4th—German marks to day suffered the severest slump they have vet expericnced in tiie London exe chanve mark:t, being quoted during the noon ~our at 9.50 to the pound sterling, aft=r opening at 8.75. I'he market was at a loss 10 account {or the depreciation in the quotau uns, beyond the influences already known to be at work and the fact that selliing orders vere heavy Berlin, Nov. 4th --The dollar reachad 210 marks yesierday tine highest record, with reports that the United States holders of the mark were unloading heaviiy. Locally, the unususl steady falling Iserman currency was aceredited t~ *our unceriain poitical situation’’, and Germany’s great poverty., London, Nov. 4th —Alieged hardships suffered by Britisn subjceis at illis Is- land, New York, came up for briet con | sideration in the House oi Commons yes- terday, when Mr. Ceeil Harmsworth, Un- der Seerztary of itoreign Affairs, was asked whether represeitations nad been made to Washington on this score He replied that judging by the disiressing accourts received of the treatment of British subjecis at Kilis Island, and toe eonditions under which they were com pelled to live, the strongest complaints could be justified’’ repeated represen:a- tions were made to ithe Uni'ed States Govt.”’, deelared the Under Secretary, “bur I regret to say without result, but furiher negotiations are piroceeding at the present woment, whichI hope may lead to sowe permnnent improvement’’. ieago, Nov. 4din.—Expressing the convictions that Great Britain and the Unriied States must stand together for I'euowstl/'vp’s sake, Admiral Lord Beatty in an address before ne ommercial Club here iast aieit, asserted that il the ‘ two great Enohsh speaking nations kept together they hed nothing to tear in the | world. Speakin; o¢f tie coming confer- . enee oa limitatin of Lrmaments, tho I Adm:ral said '# is full of hope and de | sire that great Laings shall come out ol P oodb Sur iy g fdbmiuia £ap be devised . hieh will reduce (he great burdens . which now iiejupon the peoples, and en . able our countries to reeastablish ih» - dus ries ¢f peace, and ine eomientins | of mankind.” ; Londor: Nov. 4th —Nr. Bopnar Law | conierred with Mr. Llovd George last i pight aud is taking a hand io the effoits | toreacn a seidemzut ot the Irish situa- | “rtion. The {):ily Maii, in aiscussing Mr. | Bonar Law'sint.rview witii Mr. Lloyd | George, said today that he wowd, if . necessary, bring independent influence | 1o bear upon tte 'L'nionisis, with the | " yiew to achieving a compl2a.2 azcze2.o: 10, CHRISTIANSTED, V. i. U. S. & WEDNESDAY 9t NOVEMBER 1921 No. 262. 5 » | | [ %) i AL /AN N ‘ityou have not yet used VIKING | £ A N c TIRES you still have to experience v A ¢ NN * what a good tire is. | & besides the low prices of VIKINGS, J D , '%, which means a saving in your auto 8 j R \\% operation, we willadjust for any J D T L‘L.\}‘ & \\4 || factory ~defect . which insures your | N /LA =) \\ & \\2|| getting full value. ‘ _ | | Eas=2) i‘{ o Order from your dealer, or direct | d D |&% ~«®& /[ \Boirom vs PARCEL POST .O. D. & ; MR (- A‘' 4 @ \lsame will have our immediate atten- ¢ P <A?'t Y e|| Z Htion. LeAOGSS ",, % 3 AKINGS are all the DAY now, RNLLTR T O e L ik . : { D xjgj’yv?’f?? % |2 having obtained this fame from the N A Wi N/ @ I|&|| wality of the tires and tubes, and 4 D [h)/t}/ ’l B [/2 |he low trice at which they can be vtdf | 8 || Z|| bought. ) . &7//| 3 o - P | VeV N/ 85 A Erle Summersille & Do, Inc. c N W\ 51; ls 6@ i, CLUSIVE AGENTS for the West ‘ \ TRADE “/‘ § indles. Ay g & Allen 76 San Juan, Porto Rico. \W\ 5> P. O. B. 1346 Cable address ‘‘Sum- N mersille” A Y . \) & 7 LIST OFUNCLAIMED MAILLFOR TRE WEEK BHDED NOVENMB: R L 1921 - | Miss Maud Anthon, * Mr. Samuel Brown, viv. Hertrani Chrisiian, Mr John J. iravis; Estate Hope, Mr, Herman Douglas, RMrs. Charlotte Dowlrmg, Miss Rachel Frarkiin; Richmond Hill, Mr. Joseph |.. Helsr, i Mrs Alies Huil, Mr. itlias Jaeksorn; last address efo Mrso A Nelthripy, Bsta ¢ firanard, Miss Rebecea Jo: Gaut, ' Miss Rosalin Joseph, Market St., wir. Alired I Mar:in, , Yben: szcr Maltn v Estute GGrange, : Ay Hezekazh YPorter, ‘ Mis Angelina Simmons, Allicik Stephons. Post Ofiee, Christimnsted, Virgin Is- . lands, Novembur 7, 1921 B. R. I.ARSEN, Postmaster,