St. Croix Avis, 1922-01-14, page 2

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Date: 1922-01-14
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Per title, recorded not guessed. St. Croix Avis: Brian 2026-08-22 fair game (ceased 2024). West End News (sn84037548, 1912-1973), Home Journal (sn84037503, 1951-1973), St. Croix Tribune (sn84037536, 1922-1937): Brian 2026-08-23 take. The Daily News of the V.I. (568 pages, 1955-1978): EXCLUDED - publisher active; the Library's clearance is the Library's. Pre-1930 material PD outright.

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8 F o EX A ¥ib> CHRISTIANSTED THEATRL 8.15. MONDAY EV “d{iNG 8.15 EDDIE POLO in « DAGGER” THE VANISHING DAGGER Episode 13: ‘‘SPEARS OF DEA'H.”’ Fpisode 14: “WALLS OF DOOM.”’ Ovder your tickets in good time. ADMISSION Reserved N5ea'5.......... S 29 and die General Entrance .......... ; e Children 20 and 10ec ] i | AUCTION. AT th~ request of LAWYER STAKEMANN % on behalf of the ST. CROIX ECONO- | MY STORE will be ofered for sale at a | public auction to be held on the premises of No. 39 in Company Street in Chris- | tiansted on l Q ! SATURDAY ; the 21st of January 1922 AT2 OCLOCK P. M, ‘ | ~THE STOCK IN TRADE | of said Economy Store, consisting prin- cipally of | SMALL WARE, CANNED GOODS and OTHER GOODS: = ALSG— | CHAIRS, TABLES, ete., ete., ete. | Christiansted’s Vendue Office, Janu- ary 12th 1922. ? €. H. PAYNE, | Police Judge, Christiansted. say Ten Franes. } | Fee Fr. 10.00. HAS MUTTON ON MONDAYS PORK ** TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS. VEAL every day in the week except Mondays, and if the public so desire, it will be there Z\londays too. N. B. To be sure to get the right cut, call un the Dairy the day before and Mr. BRYAN or Mr. HILL will note down your order, : - CONCERT i R % On ihe Whart e SUNDAY EYVENING { i BY THE | 1 ® 3 3 - Native Brass Band ] - PBOGIRAM | 1. March. . ‘‘Flags Os Freedom?’’..Sousa * 2. Waltzes. “"Danube Waves’ .Ivanovici | 3. Trambore Smear......""Noisy Neigh | hWors” . ...lLideoln | | PARTII ! 1. Novelty March..'‘Bassology’’..Mac- I _ : : kie-Beyer | 2. Serenade. ‘Pleasant Dreams’’. Ripiey { 8. Waltz. . ..''Home, Sweet Home. . . i _Margis-Berger I 4. Poxt Tr01,... Wabe Wang Rlues’? | Mueller, ete. ; STAR- SPANGLED BANNER. f FRED. C. JACKSON, Jr., g Bandmaster, | EXO AL, i e : § The 8. S. Lake Filmore from New York | arrived at Frederiksted yesterday after | noon, having 10 tons ¢f cargo for Fred- | eriksted and 25 tons for Christiansted. | The next sailing will be the 3. S. Boli- { var on the 21st Jan | = i The S. S. Guiana is expected to sail | from New York on Wednesday the IBth. | Lel | Ni'W3S NOTES. | January 13th. ! The Colonial Council for St. Thomas | and St. John yesterday (Thursday;j af- | ternoon passed the tax ordinance for that ' Municipality, includn_]g' all American fea- ‘ tures of taxation of real and personal property. The ordinance is considered a . creditable piece of work in every way. | The Colonial Council is to be congratu- | lated upon the enactmient of legislation f of so vital importance to the welfare of | those two islunds. The Colonial Couneil | of St. Croix is working nn the proposed " tax ordinance for thisislan ~ and in due | course St. Croix will not be behind its | sister islands io a plan of taxation along ' American lines. . . | tootball. Remember the Grand Football Match | which is to be plaved on the Holger | D:znske Ground tomorrow afterncon, be- | tween the Dreadnought No. 1 and the | Naztive Stars Foothall Ciubs, both of this | Town. Game commences at 4.15 p. m. L Bharp. 3 Lovers of this sport are welcome to the | 5 S | Ground to witness this contest. We i hope the day will bs a favorable one. ’ —Com. | tELEBGR s Mos. | ST. CROIX STATION. I San Juan, Niearagua, Jan. 10th —The | voleano Ometepec on the.siand of Ome- | tepez eizght miles from the Western shore | of lake Nicaragua is in aclive eruption, ' Many thousand of eocoa plants have been ~ destroyed. Large areas of grazing lands | are covered with ashes, and iaay cattie | are dead. The inhabitants of the adjac- | ent villages are flecinz (0 zones ol safe- | ty. [he eruption is the worst since 1885. | Messina, Sieily, Jan. 10th. —A tremen- | dous landslide yesterday destroyed the . cathedral, the post office and many dwell ' ings in the town of Sanfrarello. The | entire population retired to the country. ' The slides are continuing and much lam- . age is being done to the remaining build . ings. No details have been reported. ; London, Jan. 10th —Organized labour . in Ireland will soon make an important | announcement in favour of the peace | treaty. [he atticude of labour hitherto i has been regarded as uncertain, and | supporters of the treaty expressed 2ra- x tification on learning of the impending | declaration. ! Belgrade, Jan_ 10th. -The engagement | of King Alexancer to the Princess Marie, | second daughter of King Ferdinand and | Queen Marie of Rumania, was officially | announged today. Princess Marie is 22 | yearsof age. She was revorted engag- | ad to King Alexander, who was then | Prince Regent of Juwgo-Slavia,.in Sep- | - teraber, 1920. ! New York, Jan. 10th. —The raw sugar l market was s:eady and unchanged at | 1.15/16 cents for Cuba’s. cost and | freight, equal to 3.54 for centrifugal. i [rading in raw sugar futures were fair- . ly aetive, and priczes after declining 1 . to 3 points, and trade selling, rallied on covering and buying by Wall Street in- terests. The market for refined was un-