St. Croix Avis, 1922-04-07, page 1
€Y e 2 o~ s St Croix Ay 76TH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED, V. 1. U.b&:A.. FRIDAY 7tH APRIL 1922. Setter Tyres Than Ever Before Goodyear Tyres have always been notable ivur their economy. Year after year they Lave re turned their users great service at little cost. : In the past few months we have madz r ore improvements in them than in any like period in our his*ory. They are decided- ly better-—larger, heavier and s{ronger. In every size they are stouter and more durable. If you want your cars fitted with tyres eco- nomical in every sense of the word—make sdre the name Goodyear is on them. Look for the sigpature of the All- Neather Tread on the streets and highwa;, ~ the 2....- vrecord of the preference for Goodyc..: Tyres. Robt. L. Merwin & Co. t benau, Minister for Foreign Affairs and three representaiives of the Working Men’s Organizations wili accompany the delegates. NOTICE. ON WE NESDAY EVENING, the 12th of April, there wlllbe A Grand Variety Show in the Christiansted Theat.e by the Old Timers. Program will follow later. Christiansted, 3t. Croix, V. 1., April sth, 1922. …
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€Y e 2 o~ s St Croix Ay 76TH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED, V. 1. U.b&:A.. FRIDAY 7tH APRIL 1922. Setter Tyres Than Ever Before Goodyear Tyres have always been notable ivur their economy. Year after year they Lave re turned their users great service at little cost. : In the past few months we have madz r ore improvements in them than in any like period in our his*ory. They are decided- ly better-—larger, heavier and s{ronger. In every size they are stouter and more durable. If you want your cars fitted with tyres eco- nomical in every sense of the word—make sdre the name Goodyear is on them. Look for the sigpature of the All- Neather Tread on the streets and highwa;, ~ the 2....- vrecord of the preference for Goodyc..: Tyres. Robt. L. Merwin & Co. t benau, Minister for Foreign Affairs and three representaiives of the Working Men’s Organizations wili accompany the delegates. NOTICE. ON WE NESDAY EVENING, the 12th of April, there wlllbe A Grand Variety Show in the Christiansted Theat.e by the Old Timers. Program will follow later. Christiansted, 3t. Croix, V. 1., April sth, 1922. "W"A—‘“lm-‘.-wfdn\n‘-~"M~.’.‘-;M~1 - "’\.";‘7.\ &.v g ’3’(‘ & “b;‘# ~ ) S ¥ 3 5 A j’A . .? & ";_*;9 ‘:" S 5 N 5 e @ I;_.y .2 - .if'g.)/ /,- /,- s _:\';} Q ‘ 5 LSS L © | -§ Y 4 >, / & “\\ i ; \] 85 / 7 \\\ \“ \ ) A W\ 9 g/ i \ A (4 w o ';‘- i £i 3 L) | £ ‘e? q i i y 1 #,‘7; ] 4//, ”: ) ol N & 0 . s &> e 7 N [ &| | L= . pEu 9 b\ [ 3 ;i '\‘5! { Y ) gl ; B i o 1.l h A Py o i E ”f',:.g: '! J i 7/ .'f';’ > g j v ; 5% 3 \\,:; , 3 ‘\‘\.' -'*?r i 7 1 4 bAl\ X} 5o g | ! '. k™T_:_,__.' 1“\ \ \L S .r;”!*/ 3 \DG \ e J RN\ o L, | Rapea N AT \ B S SN\ ko 8 ,-/’/ " VW N Ae Lo Lt - ' VER S LK are Nouw é?_?w*’ I BRI .ORI7WO T VRIS eeIWA BT TT N e ee . y ST. MARY’S HALL Moving Pictures Saturday April 8;!1 KA.OO P.M. & 9.00 “The Return Os Tarzan” Proceeds for the benefit of Holy Cross Church and Saint Mary’s School. Reserved 5eat5............30 cents. General Admission .. ....15 cents. Mails Close in Christiansted for New York N. Y. by S. S. Gui- ana at 4 p. m. Friday, 7th inst. ~_ THEST. CROIX AVIS 18 printed and putlished daily (Sunday: and Holidays excepted) by G. Joiiansen at the Avis Office. TERMS---50 c2nts monthly ia advance, 2 cents per singlz copy. . Emtered as second-cla.s maiter May 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian Bed, St, Crowr, V. L ofthe U. S. A., un- der the Act of Murch 8. 1879 Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received 1hen the same deils wih mat- ters of general interest, and is accompa- nied with the author’s name, as a qguar- antee of good faith The edit>r caunot be responsible for the views of his correspon- dentsnor does he necessarily endorsethem. TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Brussels, April 2nd.—lt i 3 understood that the bzatrothal of the Crown Prince L.eopold te Princess Yolanda, eldest daughter of the King and Queen of Italy, wiil be officially announced in June or July next. Paris, Apri! 20d.—In th2 Chamber of Deputies M. Poincare declared that if Germany should econtinue re-caleit- rant regarding tn: paymnent of repara- tion France woul resume her entire liberty of action and he added that all Allies were in agreement with France on the point. The chamber loutiy applaud- ed the statement. Rome, Avorcil 201'—It {5 anaounced that the Kings of Spain aond D2nmark will visit Rome during April or May. as guests of King Victor Emanuel. As in the case of the King of Belgium,King Al- phonso will first visit the Vatican. Bordeaux, April 2nd —President Mil- lerand *-as left this port for Morocco on a cruiser, Berne, April 2nd.—The economic ex- rerts frem Switzerland, Norway, Swed- en. Denmark, Spain and other Powers who propose to assist at the Genoa Con- ference will hold three days’ conference in this city, commencing on Wednesday, at which they will discuss all matters of interest common to the countries they ~ represaent. " Beilin, April3rd. —The German dele- gation to the Genoa Conterence will pro- bably leave on the eighth instant, head- ed by the Chancellor Dr. Wirth, unless his presence at berlin should ke found dispensable. The Chief Counse!lor of v Delegation will be Dr. Walter Ra- i No. 79.