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St Croix Avis " ' N / ' \% St Croix Avis 150 Y UAR . THEST. CROIX AVIS 18 printed and pu‘lished daily (Sundays and Holidays 2xcepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Ofice TERMS---50 cents monthly in advance, 2 cents per single copi. Entered as second:cla - matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Ofice at Christian gled, St. Crovx, V. L ofthe U, S. A., un der the Act of March 2. 1879 Co itribution to this piper will be glad- Ly recetved when the same deals win mat- ters of general interest, and is ac:ompa- nied with the author’s name, as a quar- antee of good faith The editor caunot be responsiole for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorse them TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. _London, Jan. 24ths.=TRke Prince of Wales everywhere in the state of Mysrre Southern India, has received an enthusi- astic welcome, ever from the Mohamme- dan:, According to information reaching the India office crowds have flocked to all ceremonies held in honour of the Prince and the student community, which espe- cially in Bangalore, had been belicved to be under the influence of the revolution- ary movement, was prominent in wel- conning the visitor. There was nounpicas- ant incident of any Kkind. The resuit of the visit of the Prince is declared to have been particularly gratifying after the non- cooperation activities of last Autume, and the Kahlifat, activitics in Bangalore during the past itwo years. Lisoon, Jan. 25th.—The Portuguese Government, it was announced ‘oday, have notified the Allied counci' of ambas- sadors that Portugal will be unable to stand the expenses of supportirg Ex- Emperor Charles of Austra Hungary and his wife Zita on the island of Madeira. London, Jan 25th.—- An illustration of the chaotic condition the political parties of the United Kingdom are in, is afforded by a statement of Lord Robert Cecil, who still styles himself not as conserva- tive, although he fas elected a Coalition- ist in the last general election but sub- sequently developed strong antipathy to the economic and foreign policies of the Government Tn a speech yesterday, His Lordship declared that any Govern- ment with Viscount Grey as Premier would be bound to be composed of hon- est men, with an honest straight-for- ward policy, and whatever it was called, he was prepared to support it if formed In a speech deliverced at a liberal demons- tration on Monday, Viscount Giey was given an ovation when he said his reason for returning to pablic life was that he felt it was absolutely essential to restore }s’h()la*S()n’ue and straight forward po'icies in this country by reviving the liberal party. INNovelties in Cigarette \\\\l//’, Lighters and Flash =| / . E 7 V\Z2 Lights, spare batte- = el i)~ . . <#lg ries and bulbs of any L 8 IR TR A A voltage, always ob O : @ tainable at R . \ BB ¢M. CORNEIRO, el St. Thomas. Furnished apartment for Bachelors equipped with Electric lights, Show- er baths, =tc. For particulars call at No. 1 Church Street. Christiansted, St. Croix, V.1., January 18th, 1922. CHRISTIANSTED., V. 1. U.S. A., TUESDAY 31st JANUARY 1922 No. 24. @ e Publication. THE anuual insp2ction of the Publie Roal. shall tuke place as follows: Time and place of moeting to b 2 arranged by the Members of Road Commission in question. QUARTERS MEMBERS OF RoAD COMMISSION INSPECTOR DATE R West End - A. J Rlackwood. H. Mac Kay. A. Hoffman - Feb. 6 Northside A G. B. Flemine. A. Nelthropp. A lLindeberg 8 Northside B, M. M. Skeoch. B. Nelthropp. " = 1 Prince’s ‘ Folmer Andersen. E. Schuster. 2 wouE King’s ‘ A. J. Blackwood. E. Schuster. -e Queen’s i H. Mac Kay. B Nelthropp. e g Company’s ‘ Folmer Andersen. .B. Fleming. | ! gt East End I M. M. Skeoch. A Nelthropn. X March2 EDGAR W. MEYER, e Chairman. Bt Craix, V. 1, Jan. 29th 1922, NOTICE @ Rl OTICE is herein uziven to all Persons or Company obligated to the Labor Union Savings Bank, that I. the un- dersigned, have beep retained as Attor- ney for the above Institution, by its only legally constituted Liquidators, Messrs, A., and R. bE CHABERT. Any one assuming to act, or ip any manner acting tfor said Liquidators is without any authority; and any moneys paid will not relieve those so paying from their obligation to the said Labor Union Savings Bank, Liquidators OCTAVIUS C. GRANADY, Attorney for Liquidators. ’ ® One Man’s Bicycle at a bargain. In good condition, For particulars apply at this nffice,