St. Croix Avis, 1922-04-04, page 1
(XN AT y o - :)’B @gl?? AOSA AN ()&&(&Mi /@“@ N “fVAJ&’jw ?&&’ ¢@w M/@ e . 76TH YEAR. CHPISTIANSTED, V. 1. U.S. A.. TUESDAY 4t APRIL 1922 No. 76. _ THE ST. CROIX AViIS 18 printed and putlished daily (Sundays and Holidays zxcented) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. TERMS---50 cents monithly ia advance, 2 cents per single copy. Entered as second-clazs matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian stetl. Si. Crowr, V.l ofthe U. S. 4., un- der the Act of March 3. 1879 Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals win mat- ters of general interest, and is ac:ompa- nied with the author’s name, as a quar- antee of good faith The editor caunot be responsible for the views of hiscorrespon- dents nor does he necessarily endorsethn. …
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(XN AT y o - :)’B @gl?? AOSA AN ()&&(&Mi /@“@ N “fVAJ&’jw ?&&’ ¢@w M/@ e . 76TH YEAR. CHPISTIANSTED, V. 1. U.S. A.. TUESDAY 4t APRIL 1922 No. 76. _ THE ST. CROIX AViIS 18 printed and putlished daily (Sundays and Holidays zxcented) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. TERMS---50 cents monithly ia advance, 2 cents per single copy. Entered as second-clazs matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian stetl. Si. Crowr, V.l ofthe U. S. 4., un- der the Act of March 3. 1879 Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals win mat- ters of general interest, and is ac:ompa- nied with the author’s name, as a quar- antee of good faith The editor caunot be responsible for the views of hiscorrespon- dents nor does he necessarily endorsethn. ” To All Who May Be Soncerned, ECTION 256 of the Income Tax Law s requires ‘‘That all individuals, cor- porations, or partnerships, in what- ever capacity acting, including lessces nr mortgagors of real or personal proper- ty, fiduciaries, and employers, making payment to another individual, corpora- tion, or partnership, of interest, rent, salaries, wages, premiums, annuiiies, compensations, remunerstions, emolu- ments, or other fixed or determinadle gains, profits, and income of SI.OOO or more during any taxable year * * * shall render a true and accurate return * * ¥ setting forth the amount of such zains, profits, and income, and the name and ad- dress of the recipient of such payment.”’ Employers in St. Croix, who come within the scope of the above provision of the law, will submit the necessary rep-rts to the Despatching . = Secretary, not later than April, 15, 1922, on forms to be had at the office of the Despatch- ing Secretary or at the office of the Director of Police in Frederiksted. Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, 24 March, 1922. C. BE. RAPPOLEE, Despatching Seeretary. HORSE AND PHAETGN For Sale or Rent. 2 APPLY AT AVIS OFFIiCF, ““;’:T."tn ,: S 'J.1,"1:. 3/ t' "“’:v':" ~.,",_!‘v/';‘ %% H _:,;{( i i;, iy‘gz?,}xl:?%w?\, v Fve . A,c:;.i 3’(}. by S UL es L1 g ¢ R T = .'I'J;":; '.-->.;:"‘t"\\‘.<.;‘:‘:‘:,.“:.'-"!‘{"@’:3%;R IR e e e e T e T 3 B S LU " g, Ae S e eMT ]e e g vvt otiR gl ee SR NS eRS, L eR T s g ARITIS oo ARNDRE Sot Lo e b B TOFT SR TSWg,. = P .:lilliifii" ?m::::;::::::‘!:“\"?W "-'.E\'g;}?{t:’"ii“fg e '-*‘a:'--'--*=_e"3':,~;~:4l§‘=-=;-il- ) W ??\?‘ WS i l el SR gtieat oPRI IO O, NeA G X SeAN R el e e Ns Rl BSS Ao ss it SRR S R NS S \\\\_-*g@;;:*‘w’-~:4;:‘:‘v?;.;gi;sn«?e,- PSR O IR S S OIR i 1S Ul OVeE IviaKes Drea errect Y. Not only thousands of housewives but many nationally respected Domestic Scienc Experis have tested out this Red Star 0 “'ove. Hverywhere the verdict is the same. No range Ofr{i?}"}i]n‘dwburning anv kini i tuel can out-cook, oui-bake. out-roast or out-fry it The Red dStar at a cost of onlv 2 {ew cents an hour will prepare anvy dish in your receipe bcok in the exact time called [ur. SHE2D, a2 0 2 &/ g FIASRATY gpe ——</§~——7 { T prereny e < Bt §Y gy ’Q}g e '@ i Aan D gisi, LY U\ ;J"’ ,!‘f?:"? ‘ J fmaany X rwrv-.'“"v / l..’v" wiin, \ &:L.? ki . [ "%b 1/ : isetroct ¥vapor . el o, E" ),""' T Y fUVis L : m ICeB ww to i Pr; oo LD whh De Oc This great cooking efliciency is due only to the Red Star Burner—an invention years ahead of its time This wonderful burner has no wicks—no wick sub- stitutes. It is all-metal—weighs 8 lbs. Muakes L gas from kerosene, gasoline, eic. Gives two rings R “ S . 7 i . RS { [B!(O il of hot blue gas flame instead o©f one sickiy ning. [T| T Right up next to the cooking utemsil. buroer be- “lm i "fi'ii‘!‘gf-{; . , h., I ABES ot comes red-hot adding more heat. (Gives enough - .‘c;:,'t;,lg!‘m heat for any kind of cooking. Uses on!y one gallon -hh‘ifp&.w - o 3 Y - PR VORI~ L N S o oe+ et el for 19 hours of steady cooking. Saves 257 of fuel. CEERCEEUNRINIIaINE/X ). .= .= 3 RN Prices iteduced U it o N ‘.,.‘,‘ J - : 4 . et AR ) The Red Siar is now selling at greatly reduced i ‘:l.;;:i;t.w“;;w;l'l"If"hf”?—"""'\ s z 1 . ) ) '.j‘"‘l;?'“‘f,"let :!‘ ”!”} }"'L“vO prices due to reductions made by tie manufacturers. ek SISs AR In addition the new stove has many improvements. Si D A Wha sver offered better value O . d <2 6"’."l"‘—-~~ a e have never offered bett alue. Come in an 77 witness a demonstration. in& C 2, L. Merwin 0.