St. Croix Avis, 1920-03-10, page 4
(Continued from Ist page.) , Madrid, March 3rd.—Reports {rom the Portuguese frontier deelare rhat the workmen of Portugal have piocianneda Soviet republic and that postal, tele- | graphic and other workers have joined | the raillwaymen in the movement The | news has however not been confirmed. | London, March 3rd.—The Supreme | Council is expectad to finish its labours as far as the Premier’s are concerned, on Saturday. The details of the Lurk- | ish Treaty are being left to the confer- | ence of Foreign Ministers and Ambassa- dors. Although the council is silent as | ro what areas will be allotted to Turkey, it is underscood that the substraction to | be made from her territory will de- | crease her population by three millior to ! six million. 'This will necessitate the en- | tire re-adjustment of the Turkish debt. ; London, March Brd. eneral Dene- kine’s army has been trapped in the Ku- | ban Peninsula, south-east of the Sea of | Azov, it is claimed in a Soviet official | statement today by wireless from Mos- | cow. ; Atlanta, Ga., March 2nd.—Mr. …
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(Continued from Ist page.) , Madrid, March 3rd.—Reports {rom the Portuguese frontier deelare rhat the workmen of Portugal have piocianneda Soviet republic and that postal, tele- | graphic and other workers have joined | the raillwaymen in the movement The | news has however not been confirmed. | London, March 3rd.—The Supreme | Council is expectad to finish its labours as far as the Premier’s are concerned, on Saturday. The details of the Lurk- | ish Treaty are being left to the confer- | ence of Foreign Ministers and Ambassa- dors. Although the council is silent as | ro what areas will be allotted to Turkey, it is underscood that the substraction to | be made from her territory will de- | crease her population by three millior to ! six million. 'This will necessitate the en- | tire re-adjustment of the Turkish debt. ; London, March Brd. eneral Dene- kine’s army has been trapped in the Ku- | ban Peninsula, south-east of the Sea of | Azov, it is claimed in a Soviet official | statement today by wireless from Mos- | cow. ; Atlanta, Ga., March 2nd.—Mr. Pal- | mer, Attorney General, has rormally an- nouneed his candidacy for Democratic nomination for Presidency. P ® ® üblication. T is hereby brought to public notice that the Government has, this date, authorized Rev. R. G. BARROW to ¢ perform civil-religious functions in the Municipality of St. Croix. Gov rnment of the Virgin Islands of the United States, S:. Creix, Maich 3, 1920. ‘ C. C. TIMMONS, Government Secratary. One Mahogony Bedstead, Several Mahogony Tables 1 pair Cane Bottom Chairs | Apply to ‘ | ENID ROHLSEN, | Leper Asylum. | OPTICAL AID. YOUR prescription filled same day as received, repairs dispatched | by return of mails. | F. M. CORNEIRO. St. Thomias, the ¥V 1, N sl N N RN P blo o üblication. ¢ is hereby brought to public notice that the trade wark shown. below, which was registered in the United States Patent Office, Washington, D. C., Septeimber 30, 1919, ia the name of R. J. REYNOLDS TuBiACCO COM- DANY, a corporation orgamzed under the laws of the State »f New Jersey, and trade-mark certificate No. 126,760 issuedb therefor has this date geen registered in the oftice of the Gov- ernment Sacretary ol the Virgin Islands of the United States at St. Tnomas, in accordance with the pruvisions contained in the Governor’s Publication of August 14; 1917. ® CAMEL Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States St Thomas, Febru- aly 17, 1920. By direction of the Governor. C. C. TIMMONS. Government Secretary. A Meeting of the St. Croix Co-opera- tive Losn Association will be held in the former residence known as ‘‘the Chief Engineer’s house’’ at Lower Bethlehem on Thursday the lith. inst ai 7.30 p. m. Managers, Overseers and Funection- aries are cordialiy invited. ‘|l members are requested to atiend. Business com- mences at 8 sharp. ADDRESS. “What Co-operation can do and is do- ing for active wide awake people.”’ A. H. OGAARD. At Estate La Reine Yams, Tannias and Black Rock Potatoes at 5 & 4 cts.-respectively. G. A FLEMING. o e e e THE Inspection of the general annual & repairs ol the [Pubiic Roads in St. Croix for 1919 will commence as follows: WEST END QUARTER 9/3 NORTHSIDE A s 11/3 . B n 16/3 PRINCES > 18/3 KINGS e 23.3 QUEENS L 2513 COMP2NYS “ 30/3 EAST END o 1/4 For fle Road CommissioOn ( . LUNNEY. St. Croix, b March 1920. Embroiderers Wanted. \VRI”‘E to us for particulars for ¥ doinz fine embroidery in your own home. Work is to be sent di- rect to you by mail. You to return the finished work to us by mail. We vay good prices and remit promptly. H. . ROWSE. Home Neeldlework Co. 4910 Washington Park Court. Chicago, R U. 34 ———_—_———_—__————-—*— West End New Grocery Received by 3. 5. MANOA FULL CREAM CHEESE LIMBURGER & Brich Cheese just cured : right SPEGE POLSE, Smoked Sausage CERVELOT, Holsteincr, La Rou Sal- chian Ideal Imptd. Swedish Gaffelbitar Fancy Smok- ed Herrings LEVER POSTEJ (Danish style) ANCHOVIES in Glass, Imptd, Fresh Cream of Wheat Rolled QOats. BISCUITS ASST. and WAFERS, MACCARO! I. VERML- CELLE, SPAGHEITS, Kaffe Hag (Coffe minus 96% Cofteine,) Blue Dia- mond Coffee, Premium Blend & P. R. Green Coifee ! LIPTONS Yellow Label Tea = ORANGE PEHOE TEA. PREMIER PEREI WALLA TEA, BONELESS CODFISH. BORKINGTON HALL SOLUBLE COFFEE HAMS & PICNICS, sold in quantities to suit purchaser FRESH BACON FRESH MINCED MEAT e DRIED APPLES " PRUNES 30-40 c. fancy articles Fancy Smoking Tobacco—Queed % |b. jar 65c. (jar worth 30c., if bought sepa- rately) @ New lot of best Matches made,—"'Pro- tecto’’ CIGARS & CIGARETTES, ITOB/.CCOS, & Staple Articles. LR e i LOST! A, GOLD LINKED CHAIN with an American Dollar pieee and a heart bearing the latters J. A. B. Finder will be justly rewarded on bringing same to this office.