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80tH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTIED, V. 1L U. S A, MONDAY, Mra JULY 1924, " THE ST. CROIX AVIS is printed and published daily (Surndays qwd Hol:days excepted) by G. Johansen at ‘he Avis Office. TERMS:--50 cents monthly in advance, 2 cents per single copl. Entered as second-class wmatter BMay 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian- sted, St. Cryix, V. L of the U. S. A.’un- der the Act of March 3, 1879. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals with mat- ters of general interest, and 18 accompa- nied with the author’s name, as a guar- antee of good faith The editor caniiot be responsible for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorsethom., TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Buenos Airves, July 10th.— Unoificial advices received by the newspaper La Nacion from Rio Janeiro and Port Ale- .gra, Brazil, byway of Montevideo, as- gert that the rebellion at San Paulois far from being dominated by the Gov- ernment and that the state of Parama 1 v of the srate of Rio Grande lave s\ ¢ligaary movaement, geis 9.k t'he United States was s vie i the Olvpmie trap shooting . =u's, vhich ended today, piling up a 5o sre of lifteen points. Hungary was annd vith ten, Finland “third wi‘h 9, i iwrth with 8 Belgium flfth with o ; six;h with 8, Austria sev- eath with 1. 3t. Jonas, N. F. July 9th.—This a‘ter- van the members returned ‘o the ocal wwiaomiy in the recent general elee- i were sworn in be2fore a loeal o athission of three legislative coun- gitors. Lomorrow afternoon the touse wns for the first session under the roe Government. During the session, ich is expecied to be a very brief the new administration will deal h legisiation to ensure the estab- nent on th» Gander River of a 209,090 pulp and paper plant. It is waeed in Government cirzles ‘hat nealker of the House will b= Mr, Cs- e )X, representative of the Uistrier of shns Kast, while the Depury Speak- d Chairman of Committees is Mr, Pud iester, Member tor Bay Dever- istriet. F N TO SELL: Ford Motor Car with self starter, lights, etc. in good condition, —ALSO TYPEWRITER, H. M. STENHOUSE. NOTICE. EN ccnnsm}uence of the strict immi- eration Laws of the United States that went into effect July Ist, 1924 it is absolutely requisite that in- tendiny passengers tor Porto Rico and New York must present full proof of citizenship. Frederiksted, July Bth 1924, ROBT. L. MERWIN & CO., INC. /v-‘ ‘E?;-‘ . ~6',.@;_ i = e ?\, \/’ ' YT 2 - ‘ 22 .’k -~ 2 AV /Iyl AR & g Z £ f‘*\\\ TR /S 0 W g‘ |é’ P \ \ I vo) /?’(\ . ; A T ‘ i t N o L o o S : e~ B Ag’ Ae g%s B /3\\/\@/ £ \%\iQ /A et 3&@@}: b AP TTT B W frmg\ HOBCH G . v 5 N\ % e It el L \BA\ F I W S . F /\se; 5 ¢ ST o) P NV SR 'f% R & ’{*{‘;p’(@ Neo. 159, KEEP YOUR EVES ON THE SPACE BELOW. NOTICE. | ALL Road-holders are rvequested , to have ruts and holes, caused ' by the late rains in their severul . allotments, filled as soon as possi- . ble, and to remove all debris from - the ditches and culverts also to trim . ¢!l trees hanging too low over the | road. EDGAR W. MEYER, Chairman Road Commission. L Brtair Vl. | July Sth 1924. At Your Service. Eleciric Wiring and Fixtures. Workmanship neat and guaranteed. Rates Reasonable. M. G. FABIO F'