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St. Croix Avis, 1924-03-19, page 1

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St. Croix Avis
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Newspaper
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St. Croix
Date
1924-03-19
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1
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R /5 ES 2 2-'e% 2 e i g - . s A . \“u/l ,}\[E*f“_" v'?r’ T&SL Sy AN A &)oAy @ | v % i et | r-} i \;':;'Jz 7/ BAd Ty L A -2] LAY o ; e “~ et (o i i L 2 w1 BSOS is R sEE S )= Bl BT LA [ AN fen il @ R FF By A N2e os ) Bty adsp \§ AL R fer P ?"’7\*?7 N NGS /Y Y NSV . ey Y JSO 3 L a9 . 3 - g . - 8y YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED. V. 1.1 L % A. WEDNESDAY, 198 MARCH 1924 garian protocai, it advanced the cause of European peace, by laduecing Poland ar | Germany to agree to avbitrare their diff- erences over Lhe guestion of minorities 1 cise they are uratle to reschan ace rl by direct negoaations. Also it satisfre- teri'y disposed of the froniier corfliet be- tween Czecho Slovakia and Roumania, it solved the corfliect between Poland and Danzig, which is urder League contvol. lis mediation resulted further in Hunga- rv, {'zech-Rlovakis, Roumania : ad Jugo- Slavia coming 1o an agreement on many problems ioward corsolidating peace 1n Southern Zurcpe. THE lenten services in the Lutheiran chu caes: Tuesday cvening at Frederiksted. Wednesday evening a* King’s Hill. Thursday eveninz at Christiansted. …

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R /5 ES 2 2-'e% 2 e i g - . s A . \“u/l ,}\[E*f“_" v'?r’ T&SL Sy AN A &)oAy @ | v % i et | r-} i \;':;'Jz 7/ BAd Ty L A -2] LAY o ; e “~ et (o i i L 2 w1 BSOS is R sEE S )= Bl BT LA [ AN fen il @ R FF By A N2e os ) Bty adsp \§ AL R fer P ?"’7\*?7 N NGS /Y Y NSV . ey Y JSO 3 L a9 . 3 - g . - 8y YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED. V. 1.1 L % A. WEDNESDAY, 198 MARCH 1924 garian protocai, it advanced the cause of European peace, by laduecing Poland ar | Germany to agree to avbitrare their diff- erences over Lhe guestion of minorities 1 cise they are uratle to reschan ace rl by direct negoaations. Also it satisfre- teri'y disposed of the froniier corfliet be- tween Czecho Slovakia and Roumania, it solved the corfliect between Poland and Danzig, which is urder League contvol. lis mediation resulted further in Hunga- rv, {'zech-Rlovakis, Roumania : ad Jugo- Slavia coming 1o an agreement on many problems ioward corsolidating peace 1n Southern Zurcpe. THE lenten services in the Lutheiran chu caes: Tuesday cvening at Frederiksted. Wednesday evening a* King’s Hill. Thursday eveninz at Christiansted. A welcome to the services, J. P. CHRISTENSEN. ~u A 3 /a,,: LR Y Used by over \ *kji 4,000,000 People 7 am;ually 5 Health Ar, QE)) Str:{ggth -D‘};)[y D Energy \3= @9 LME I BTy R L K. k) i\ % FOR SALE., One Gordon Frinting Press which ean be worked by treddie or elee- tricity. Size of chase can take printing matter 18 x 12 inches. Alsn THE TYPZ AND PRINTING OFFICE FURNITURE on which the “Kinz’s Messenger'™ was printed as this paper has been discontinued Onz Corsna Typewriter as good as new. Apply to Dr J. R MAYHEW, Christiansted, THE ST. CROIX AYIS is prini d and published daily (Surdays aal Hoilays eczepted) by G. Johansen «t he Avi: Office. TER [5:-=SO c2nts mathly inalsince, ¢ eonts por single copy. 2ater ' as sccond class mtter May 2ith 19, at the Post O fice at Christian- dod St ear, Vo Los the U S, A.wn- ke tot Viarch 3. 1879. Cont: sttion to this paper will be glad- () recel o) when the same deal: with mai- t.rsof wneral interest, and v accompe- vied wi - the cuthor’s mame, as a guar- ntee o od faith. Theedito: cannot be cc3poms hie jor the views of his torrespoi.- lonts ne - cdoes he necessarily encorsethein. TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Peteraead, Seotland, March 14th.— The dismantled cruicer Sutiaj, 12 099 tons, adrift in the North Sea tor a fort- nigh: with thiriy men on boaird, 'vas losated today 79 miles from this port A d strov r was s'andinz by the war ship. The Su 12j was towed out of the naval s ation 1. Rosy h inthe Firth of Forih for Belflst, wheare she was to ba h-oken i, but on Feoruary 23th =ne oroka away son her tugs in a wuale. The erafr waith went to hunt for her (ailed t> locate the vessel. Meanwhile tha eru- isor was si2hted by severa! fishing boats and on March Bih she received some stores from a trawler. Since then fHy and rouch weather nave continually b:ffi- et the sarech-rs. L F ,rla Mairch 14th Ths ili : sos Sann. ¢o. Nar a.jo, Croiipa, Sucramon a:d L racio have b+n completely dest-oyed by earthqu: kes. The people in the stricken districis have left their homes and are camping 1n the open. Stecks continue with mir or intensity and 5,009 cistiner tremors lave heen feit thus far. Berlin Mareh 14th.—Presilont Ibert today fix >d May 4th as the diy for tne holding o1 general elections. Genev 1, March 14th—iverybodyin the L-ague i Nations circles tonigit wvas of the opirion that the League today had one of 'he biggest days in ifs history through he work of its council. It settled th2 con'lict over M=mel, which has bzen a dange -ous problem for Kurope for vears, it definitely launched the problem for the raconstruetion of unzary, indu- ¢ng the Little Entente Lo sign ihe Hun- No €4 Dr. J. R. Mayhew EYRSIGHTD SFECIALIST, REFVRAC. TIONIST AND OPTHALMIST, Is at presest at No. 36 King Street, Fred- eriksted, wihere be can be corsulted daily from Wam. todp. m. ler l'en Days Onty. A sarge stock of Frames and Mounts in Zvlonite Shell, Alluminum, Gold and Goirg Fiiled. Serews, Temple Pieces, Springs - od Gards supplied. Also Lenses in Compeund and Plano Cy- dnders, Bifoeals and Sphericals, ground by us here to help the most complicated eve trouble, Let us demonstrate to you the process of cutting and grinding Lenses, . : '.E: I'OR SAILE VICTORIA HOTEL. Christiansted. MM ’ - Quebec Steamship Co. THE S. S. “PARIMA” is expected to leave New York on the 13th inst, and is due at Frederiksted on or abour the 20th inst , and will be dis- vatcehed for Windward Islands, ROBT. L. MERWIN & CO., INC., A gents, mm* ..:u..\:?g-,,.? .0 3 & ¥ 238 o & " 0' Fiash Yegaiab'a Seeds For Sola at 10 and 15¢ts. per pack at No. 39 King's Street, Radish, Turzip, Cucomber, Caulifiow- er, Musk Meicn, Kutz Baga, Lettuce, Pacsnip, Squash, Onion, Sweet Corp, Beans, Peas, Spicach, Beet, Salsify. JOHN ABBOTT. T 3 1 ° At Your Service. Fleciric Wiring and Fixtures. Workmanship neat and guaranteed. Rates Reasonable. M. G. FABIO. Christiansted, St. Croix, V. I,