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St. Croix Avis, 1919-09-19, page 1

Collection
Newspapers
Sub-shelf
St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Island
St. Croix
Date
1919-09-19
Pages
1
Text
Native Text

"SSTH YEAE. CHURLIANS B V.l. U 8 A, FRIRAY, 19:8 SEPTEMBER 1919 THIZ BT. CROIX AVIS 18 printed and publi-hed cdaily + Sundays and Holic Iys evcepted) by G. Joharsen at the Avis Ossie. THRMS ---40 zents monthly wn advance, 2 cen's per single copu. By tered as second-class walter lay 26th 1917 «it the Post Office at Christ an- stedt, St voie, V. 1L ofthe U. S. A., un-™ der the Act of ] "arch 3. 1879. Ccntrib ition to th.s payer wi'l be g'ad- ly recervec whei. the same deals with rat- ters of geeral inter:st, aid 18 accon pa- nied with the cuthoi’s name, as a gu.ar- ante: of good faith. The editor zannct be resp msibl > for ihe vicws o) his corresjon- dentsnor coes h: nece ssarilyendcrsethom. TELECRAMS . 2 ST. CROILY STE FIOMN: iondon. Sert. …

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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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"SSTH YEAE. CHURLIANS B V.l. U 8 A, FRIRAY, 19:8 SEPTEMBER 1919 THIZ BT. CROIX AVIS 18 printed and publi-hed cdaily + Sundays and Holic Iys evcepted) by G. Joharsen at the Avis Ossie. THRMS ---40 zents monthly wn advance, 2 cen's per single copu. By tered as second-class walter lay 26th 1917 «it the Post Office at Christ an- stedt, St voie, V. 1L ofthe U. S. A., un-™ der the Act of ] "arch 3. 1879. Ccntrib ition to th.s payer wi'l be g'ad- ly recervec whei. the same deals with rat- ters of geeral inter:st, aid 18 accon pa- nied with the cuthoi’s name, as a gu.ar- ante: of good faith. The editor zannct be resp msibl > for ihe vicws o) his corresjon- dentsnor coes h: nece ssarilyendcrsethom. TELECRAMS . 2 ST. CROILY STE FIOMN: iondon. Sert. 14 h.—/A nevs plan to secu e the absorptior of tie 10,000 =till uneiaploy :d or cisal led a ‘my, navy air- forc: mer into tae indust-ial ranks, ap- pears today ir the chape oif a :oyal iro- clan ation in wa'ch ‘he King hold in it a clea ' obligation vpon all, to ack wowlelge the .acrifizes coi thete men in s>curing a victorious peac2 c¢larges all emplo ers of l¢ bour .o bird the nselv2s in high and solenn obdligation o finl embloyn ent: for :s ma iy as voss ble. The names of suck emy .oyer: shal be nserised upon a roll* waich shall be stylel ‘‘THE KING’S I{ATI:)NA.ROIL”’. The :m- --ploy :r thi s inscribed will be er titlec to use on his corr:spon lgne® an cficial de- vice a ‘‘2 SEAL OF HONOUR ’ ind ca- ting the share he h:s falen in the na- tion: 1 obli zatior ... Vi:nna, Sept. 15th.—Austria contir ies to drift oward ar inte-nal situa ion approiachiyg tiie cilchaoiic and lead- ing men, and new pape's ar2 begin- ning to voice ipprealensin as to waat may foll w vunless a s.rong Cen:ral Govi. cair wed the coantry intc a morc:: harmonious natiopal whole. At the pres.nt time i. is' ¢pparent that each regicn or distrizt is for i.self and that all »f th:m are against Vienna. At tie bo tom seem.ngly .ie two priici- pal ‘actors, th2 continuel decrease in the value of the C-own and fear of famine. ¢ Lcndon, Sep.. I&th.—Writing from Frarce to Mr. WValter Huiae Long, First Lorc of thz Admiral ty, v7ho i visiting dockyards and other establishrients in connactior witi: ecolomies, Mr. Llyd George says: ‘I kaow full wel! the remarksble work don: by officers and I men of the navy and e vilians in various | centres. No one realizes better than I, | the part their work yiayed in vietory. ’ —~y \//4 & [ \ \‘\\]/ | ? Al oix Y ‘ :\ TOiX .7:‘ 5_ {\(\J\&uy’ @%t b /?' No. 215 ,"‘, g A i SPN (R : : // . /': rly &) /4 | A Aty k\/‘ f s 2 he ; < I\ \ ;‘ / i ! \a.’.« 2 GBI Q |P . - - ‘l\"..’ff}/-‘{ + Fa3t : ; —~— 1-/':-:‘ % ..‘.“‘_Ji ! ’\‘ i e ' v % ! \‘ AN ‘ " 1\ “ s A W ¥R e R : /48 f ! A “H BN “How 5 e AN RO ol R et do vou like L 8 el FA R i L E " - 3 ‘lmr: fi T 8 4 5 p’i e . [lly IICW car: oo et T s et " R SR Did you ever see a smoother, richer . finish? And that gloss will last a long » \ time. It’s my old car repainted with N The Guaranteed M Car Fini 4 otor Car Finish Like every other man with pride in his automobile, you want a good-looking car Yet economy is the fashion this year. More cars will be repainted than ever before. And Devoe Motor Car Finish is doubly . economical because it will defy the most severe conditions of wear and weather. 1) No matter how shabby your car'is now, Devoe Motor Car Finish will make it likc new in 24 heours. Supplied in many shades that will not fade. They aregweather-proof and will not peel, chip or crack. Easily kept clean. Come in and let us help you select the right coler. A different finish this year will make a different car. Remember, we guarantee this and all other Devoe products, FREDERICKSTED, ST. CROIX VIRGIN ISLANDS . i FAINTIDEVOEPAINT _.. ! It must go to their hearts to sae the I snlendid ereation ~f their hearty endeav- i . e P Comtinued on fth poael,