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76TH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED, V.L U.B. & SATURDAY 16te APRIL 1921 THE ST. CROIX AVIS is printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Offi ce. : Tl RGIS---502e 53 moonthl y in advance. 2 cents per single copy. Antered as second-class matter May 26th 1917 at tie Post Oyice at Christian wiad St Cohote, V.o L ofthe Y. S, A., in d(f!' [I'U. 4¢i t'II" _111(11)"(.'1"0 g [870 TELEGRAM -. SI" CROIX STATION. Havana, A rvil 11th—1ne suspeasion cf payments by the Banco National de Cuba on Saiurday apparently has not created much of a flurey in Cuba, as it was nor altogain:c unexpected. Eiforis are expected ¢ comme-ne2 immediare- ly to recozmize the bhank on a sound financial basis. DNo statement of ihe actual financial status of the bank has yet been given out. Whaile the low price ol sugar continu2s adversely n aifect conditions generaily in Cuba arnd the sit- uation is made worse througn the praciical paralysis of the tobacco industry, throngh foreign countries having placed heavy rarv- iff duties on cizars and tobazco, noreal uneasiness seem evilent nere, as regards tne country’s financial futare. toadon, April 11th. -Mr Massey, Prime Minisier of New Zealand, will leave on Saturday for London to attend the Imperial Conierence, aceording 1o a cable received here. M. Massey will cross Canada on nis way heve. 'The “fimes’’ this morning aliudes editoriaily to the Conference of the Domirion Pre mier and Imperial authoriries to be heid in London in June and endeavours (o allay the suspicions whnich it thinks ex- ist in the Dominions that Mr Chuarchill the Colonial Secretary, intends to spring soNn=z n=2w schemneas of [mperial rerogani- zation upon the gathering. Mr. Chureniil, whno has just reiurned trom Egypg and Palestine, is the paper says moce absorbed in Mesopotamian affairs than in schemes affecting the Dominions. In view, however, of what is b2ing said in some quarters, relating to Mr. Chure: hill’s grandiose ambition to reconsiruct the Empire, in a hurry during June, the '"l'imes’’ urges him to take tie ear- liest opportuni.y to restore confidence in the - Uolonial Office and correect the widespread misapprehension, about the work which is likely ic be undertaken at the June meeting of the Imperial Conferenecs, New Yurk. Mprii lith The first Submariare [elepnonie Caole to link the United States with Cuba will be for- malily on2nea tonight, waen Mr. Hard- ing talks from Washington to 2resi- den: Menoecal in Havana. 'The new ca- bie system has been installed by the Cuban Ameriecan Telephone and Tele graph n., to conne2t. the systems of the Cuban Telephone Co. and the Amert- - 1 ’ 1 3 G can lelephone and I'2legraph Co. The completion of this system designed and laid under tre direction of the experts of the B>t System marks an nport- ant advanes in the Submarine Tele- phone. Londnn Aprii 11th. —Sir Robert Sterne announzed in the House of Commons the resump'in of the issue of treasury bills by tha tender of suca bills on April 21st, limited to 50,000 pounds sterling for each tender. This is a departure from the practice previilineg sine 2 the Armistice, when the treasury issued bills at a full price. in macket circles the opinion was expressec foday, that Sir Robert announ- cement indicated the possibility of easier meney conditions in the near future. For Want of lIron? Iron is Red-Blood Food —Nuxated Irca Helps Put Roses Into the Cheeks ofWomen and Gives Strength and Energy to Men If you were to go without eating untii vou become weak, thin and emaciated, you vould not do a more serious harm to yourself th:un when you let your blood literally starve for want of iron—iron that gives it strength ni power to change food into living tissuc, muscle and brain. Without plenty cos iron in the blood, no matter how much or wii¢t you eat, your food simply passes throug!i yo: without doing you any good—yae: @it ot the strer;gt,h out of it and. instead of heing filled with youthful strength apd ¢:: -, voa _ are weak, nervous and all run-dow: P w 0 are not strong or well you owe it to ur-cif to make the following test: See liuw lor ¢ you can work or. how far you can =o' without becoming tired. Next take two i grain tablets of ordinary Nuxated Iron the = times per day after meals for two weels, then test your strength again and see .- mueh you have gained. Numbers of nervo -, run-down people who were ailing all ¢ « while have most astonishingly increased ('i:ir strength ‘and endurance Ssimply bv talking iron in the proper form. But don’t take tie old kir s of iron simply to save a few cei‘-. ¥Yea:e - cior take iron in a form that can hbe eas’ “:orbed and assimilated like Nux- ate ;. if you want it to do you ans cood, oihes oit mav prove worse than useless. Yo ut procure Nuxated Tron from our drugxist on an absolute guarantee of <=~ €action or your money willbe refundec Distributors: Apothecary Hall, £y v} St. Thomas. St Croix 2Ans T it : NJ..85 OF DEPOSITS & WITHDRAWALS AT g Bl ¢ I 44 ; [HE NEV' SI. GRUIX SAVINGS BANK On Saturday the 9th April 1921 , RECEIVERS: lin Christiansted A. E. STAKEMANN Tirustee. In Frederiksted® R. . HIGGINS Trostee. Balance of deposits to 2nd Apirl 1921 : $ 91,432.70 0 leposits, ol which 21 in Christiansted $1,950.47 (- new) : 15 in Frederiksted $ 198.49 (2 new) 3 2,148.96 - $93,681.66 il withdrawals of which 9 in Christiansted $ 1,580.84 2in [Frederiksted § 5.00 $ 1,585.84 Balance ol deposits (o date $ 91,995.82 Receivers for Saturday the 16" April 1921 in Christiansted A. E. STAKEMANN Trustee. in Frederiksted R. E. HiGGINS Trustee. A, 1. STAKEMANN, ' President e Corn Meal 4e¢. per b Clear Flour g~ Salifish (Black Scale) e Rice 6c¢. - Lard 20c. ' Cooking Butter oy Salmon e, tin Sardine in Tomatoes (large oval tins) 18ec. Corned Beef e Roast Beef ae. Lard 5 lbs. tin SI.OO Lhristiansted, Ist April 1921, M. A.PRETTO.