St. Croix Avis, 1919-12-19, page 4
[ Continued from Ist page.] 1 re-establish ‘a free gold market at Lon- ’ donssoon. The weakness in exchanges is due, not only to trade conditions, but t to the expanded state of credit. Prefer- | ences should be given to export business | with those countries able to tender pay- | ment in the ordinary course of trade, | according to the Committee. | Washington, Dec. 14th. -President Wilson, today, intervened in the Peace ‘ Treaty dealing with an announcement. that he had no compromise or concession i of any kind in mind, would make no | move toward the Treaty’s disposition | and would continue to hold the Republi- | can members of the Senate responsible ' for results and conditions attending de- | lay. The White House statement appa- * rently had no effect in changing the Treaty situation. Democratic members ! endorsing the President’s views declared that it did not include a Senate compro- | mise and that compromise efforts would ! be precluded. …
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[ Continued from Ist page.] 1 re-establish ‘a free gold market at Lon- ’ donssoon. The weakness in exchanges is due, not only to trade conditions, but t to the expanded state of credit. Prefer- | ences should be given to export business | with those countries able to tender pay- | ment in the ordinary course of trade, | according to the Committee. | Washington, Dec. 14th. -President Wilson, today, intervened in the Peace ‘ Treaty dealing with an announcement. that he had no compromise or concession i of any kind in mind, would make no | move toward the Treaty’s disposition | and would continue to hold the Republi- | can members of the Senate responsible ' for results and conditions attending de- | lay. The White House statement appa- * rently had no effect in changing the Treaty situation. Democratic members ! endorsing the President’s views declared that it did not include a Senate compro- | mise and that compromise efforts would ! be precluded. Republican members re- | iterate that the Presidert was responsi- ble for the present status and must mske [ the first move towa-ds a solu‘ion. Sen- | ators hoping to kil the Treaty alone, | expressed satisfaction. On one point | only were all factions in harmony that ‘ decisive actinn on the Treaty would be deferred until next month after the pro- posed holiday of Congress. , Halifax, N. S., Dec. 15th.- Shipping | firms were advised today that the re- | strictions regarding the bunkering of ships at New York had been lifted. The messages stated that the federal Coal Committee had modiied the bunkering restrictions tn the extent that steamors of all flags will be supplied with sufficient bunkers to reach their destinations. St. .fohns, N. F., Dee. 13th. For three | days the coast of Newfoundland has been ‘ swept by a hurricane with great damage The strength of the storm is waning t somewhat today. The Leyland Liner | “*Mercian’’, w icha put in here yesterday , with fire in one of her holds, wa. cov- | ered with snow and ice. 1 New York, Dec. 17th.—Sentimenta! factors contributed (o the bettor tone of today’s stock market. A moderate rally | in foreign exchanges, remova! ol coal | restricrions and assurancss ol easier ! monev ir the coming week induced con- siderable short coverings. There was also some buying for the long acesunt. i Melbourne Dee. 14th.—-Virtvally com- t plete election revurfd reccived today, | show tha. iz Laoeral "and the N uiyns | alist Labyi Parties wihly suppyc tne I Government have won 80 seais in the | Hous" ot iep «seniatives, and the “arm- ! ers i'arty, als, a supparier of the iiov- | ernm:eat 00 som - guesdons, eleven seats, | whiie th- Anti-Government factions and | the Luvpirites "~ ured ohly 29. Mr. Hughes, the Premier, seems to have | beer reolected. ! ST CBOILX AN 18 » AUCTION. T the request of the executors of the | Estate of the late Planter CHRISTIAN | PETER THEOBALD FRriS will be offer- | ed for sale at ONE PUBLIC AUCTION to be held at the undersigned Vendue T TUESDAY AT 3 OCLOCK P. M. | THE ESTATES £ : 3 i 9 Mount Viciory” and “Pleasant Valiay situated in this island’s Northside Quar- ter Letter A. sub No. 17 ec. and No. 15 ad 16 &26 and Westend Quarter sub No. | 8, with all appurtenances of land, build- ‘ ings livestock etc. The conditions ‘or the sale, appraise- ment, mortgage certificate and other documents relating to the sale will be produced at the aucticn and may previ- ously to same be seen at Lawyer STAKE- MANN'’S Office in Christiansted. ! This notice also serves as information I to mortgageholders in ceonformity with | Ordinance of sth March 1909 according | to §4 of which ordinance same has the | same legal etfect as prescribed in Pla- | card 22nd April 1817. y Frederiksted’s Vendue Otfice, St. Croix, ‘[ December 17th 1919. . | JOHN L. CURRY. | Fee: Fp 10401 { Say ten Francs. ) i Moravian Clurch Friedensthal f willglve their Christmas Cantata | Star of thz King | ON SUNNDAY NIGHT : DECEMBER 21s¢ in aid of the Poor. | A silver Collection will be taken I up. | Doors opgn at 7 p. m. | | .HE JOST WELC ME ANu POPULAR | RXKMAS PRESENT : I A ; ’:‘™e WU f ’ Id :., ‘ :l. i N TR } ar ' B girman's sel Founiain Fen o be had from | Yool eBl L R Frederiksied Apothecary niall. e . e . Cali At This Office AND SEE OUR STOCK OF Christmas and New Year Gards. a. ¥ ’ Frederiksted Apothecary’s Hall OFFERS ' HORLYCH’S MALTED MILK MELLIN’S FOOD s Peter’s Cocoa Tetley’s Tea, Pto. Rico Coffee, Sugar Almonds, Mixed Candy SWEET & BITTER ALMONDS ; \ California Pears, Peaches, Apricots \ Cherrics, Cut Loaf Sugai, \ SARDINES, SALMONS, OLIVES, PEAS, WAX-BEANS ' Apple juice, Grape juice, Cider Vinegar : VINEGAR KSSENCE ; Angostura-bßitters. "“ o Beef, Iron and Wi.e A Liquid Strengthener of Great Value NUXATED IRON TABLETS EASTM»N KODAKS, FILMS, ' Developers gte. Fountain Pens, Safety Razors & Safety Razor Biades, Fountain Pen Ink COOPER’S FAMOUS CATTLE DIP American & French Perfumery, Lotion: Powders, Soaps CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP & POWDER - Woodbury’s ‘Face Powder Hind’s Horey and Almond Cream keeps the skin fresh and beautiful SHAVING SOAP, TOOTHFPASTEETC. Hair Brushes, Shaving Brushes, Toota Brushes ' Calox Tooth Powdar SHINOLA HOME SEIS Shoe polish, Stove polish, Brass poljsh, Furniture polish JEAN PETERSEN'S BAY SPIRIT fine quality, made in St. Croix. PORTO RICAN CIGARS : New Hupply Ricero: Imperials, President, Conchas, Flor de Castillo: Vicioria’s, Fouguets, Maenolias, A VARIELIYOF CIGARETWES Egyptian, fatimas, Camel, Piedmon’, Pto. Rican. Lusky Strike, Capstan, 3 Lustle eie. CHE WVING & SMOKING TOBACCO A fine lot of WRITING i ".a_f’lu'ff & ENVELOPE.: in boxes. ; Jean Potersen, trederiisied.