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&tCroix 2nis. 76TH YEAR THE ST. CROIX AVIS ' is printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Offi ce. % 412R MS---50cents monthly in advancd. 2 cents per single copy. wtered as second-class matter May | 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian | ated. St Crow, V. L ofthe U. 5. 4., un- | der the Aet of March 8. 1879. Contribution to this paper will *2 glad | ly received when the same deals wich mat- | ters of general interest, and 1s accompa- i nied with the author’s nime, as a quar- antee of good faith. The editor cannot be 3 responsible for the views of his correspon- 1 dentsnor does he necessarily endorsethem. | o e e | TELEGRAM . | ST. CROIX STATION. | Paris. April 25th —A Catinzt Council ‘ presided over by M. Millerand met at 9.30 this evening in the Elysee Palace | and lasted until 11.80 o’clock. The Pre- I mier aescribed at length to his colleagues | the resuit of the conversation®*with Mr. | Llova George at Lympne and thz condi- ’ tions under which rhe Allied Premiers | had summoned the “onierence of the | Supreme Council in London, next Satur- f day. During the proceedings Louis | Loucheur, Minister of Liberated Regions, t left the Palace and started for London | there to attend the meeting of the Allied | experts, which is to be held prior to the | Supreme Council. The Supreme Coun- l cil’s work wiil be conditioned upon the | German note sent to Washingion ard the | reports of the Allied experts on the econ- | omie administration to be set up in the { Ruhr in the event that the German counter proposals are unsatisfactory. M. | Briand has not yet been informed con- cerning the German proposals. He said that he hoped they would be worthwhile, | Lot be had doubis of it. '‘They should ) be up to the Paris Conference minimum demands of the Allies’’, he added, "‘We would accept them with guarantees’’. When asked what sort of guarantees he | replied that they would be aiong the | lines of pariicipation in the proceeds of ’ German industry, a certain check on German customs receipts and deposits of- - The Chamber of Deputies today have evidence of what is construed as | its intention to support the Govt. in theoc ' cupation of the Ruhr, if that becomes ne- | cessary, by voting an increase of 20 mil- | nwon franes, for artillery. This action ' was taken against the advice of the Min- | isters of Finance. The Senate had re- ( HRISTIARNSTIED. V.l 8. 8§ duced the artillerv appropriation to 67.000,00 D francs but former Minister of War Lefavre carried the point that an extra 20 million franes, would be the best financial economy it it aided in the enforcement of .the treaty. What is termed, the effect of participation by the United States in the reparation settle- m >nt and necessity for occupation of the Ruhr region of Germary as a guarantee for Germaiy’s execution of an agree- ment entered into, s emphasized by the evening newspapers today. i ¥ ~ - WANTED | - L Saddle H.rse ‘ EASY GAITED | To Hire By The Month, | Address Clerk of the t'ourt, | Government House. i e ee e . e ———r—a eet ~ Publicats | übiication. i Tis hereby brought to public notice | that a balance nf interest amounting t to Fres. 331,20 will be on hand for dis- | tribution on the 25th day of May 1921, | from their Majesties King Christian the | Ninth and Quee¢n Louise’s Golden Wed- l ding Memorial Fund for the benefit of I worthy indigent persons in St. Croix. i Aoylications containing the requisite | information and duly certified must be | forwarded to the Despacehing Secretary's | Office, St. Croix, V. L, within the 18th | day of May 1921. ' Despatching Secretary’s Office, St. I Croix, Virgin Islancs, April 20th, 1921. | C. W. FOX, } Despatching Secretary. ,J GO TO THE z - . ~ (Gompany Street Emporium RIiCE (whole grain and snow white) 7c. per Ib. . LINGFISH e " ! Brown Crystallized Sugar . ! Muscavado do. e ’ Christiansted 20th April 1921. | M. A. PRETTO. .A.. FRIDAY 29t APRLL 1021. z’\l.) 86 . @ In the Distriet Court of the Virgin Is- . lands of the United States. Frederiksted Sub-Judicm! Division. ‘ IN THE MATITER OF THE ESTATE - OF DANIEL E. HENRIQUEZ, DE- CEASED. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. OTIICE is hereby given that the un- | dersigned was eon the Z6th day of ‘ March 1921, duly appuinted adminis- trator of the atove named estate. All persons h:ving claims against DANIEL . HENRIQUEZ, deceased, are hereby re- quired to present their claims, with pro- . per vouchers, witlin six months from the date of this first publication, name- ly Ist day of April, 1921, to the urder- sigred administrator, No. 18 Strand Street-in Frederiksted, St. Croix. | ' D. NOLIL, Administrator ~ A Second-Hand FORD CAR | IN GOOD CONDITION. . For particulars please apply at ‘ this office. ’ ® ‘ Don’t Be A Piker. Akl OrF THAT OLD SIGN OFF YOIIR CAR. 2 New Neatly Pair ted Signs For Only $1.38. EVERYTHING FURNISHED. CAN YOU BEAT IT? JOHN KLINT. is offering a treat to the Smokers. SERENE the great mild igarette $n cartons of 10 packs... ... ...sl.lO ~* packs '° 20 Cigarettes.. 12¢. S L - = 6e. .s . B New York Cigarettes sc. per pack. | Christiansted, 18th April 1921. | M. A. PRETTO.