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St. Croix Avis, 1923-06-07, page 1

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St. Croix Avis
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Newspaper
Island
St. Croix
Date
1923-06-07
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1
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T >, . 3 w 2 4 £ %-s 2 e ¢ . 5 = N s+ . !f—3 1§ {SN N N 3 S’ & o e Li g s & - 0 A(- ?%:;\ g g = &d Gy &y &)&) oBTR TR oW e o CEY N B\ SN el M) SR .;k e 7%1 g\ i?j { ] !s@! iJ‘ !L‘ \ --\\\ ¥ A \V,"'gz,:f'.})’ toml , / —;;J\"i | " RN TAR } A 4 P -.-.'i = & E > o G F-: N ! PSS Y KOB .' y )|E % y E":: S W Y A YYAT ew ‘ 4 V6R, g/ ‘,&\ FOREDE T ATy 4 TN ¢ 5 RN K Sy N N NS ¢ 3 Yy @ “Easns s 7 g A /s 9T YEAR CHRISTIANSIED Vsl U S 5 A, THURSDAY, 7t JUNE, 193 shire vernacular greeting to the Prine» of Wiles an hia visit (o lseds, ths friendly words of weleuz appeoarinz on one of the namerous street decor- ations in honour of the visit, which coneluded a five day tour of the in- dustrial eontres of Y wrkshire. Rises were strewn in the rradway and throwvn into the Prinee’s ecar inf the enthu- siasm of the reception to the popuiar Hair to the Thrown. …

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T >, . 3 w 2 4 £ %-s 2 e ¢ . 5 = N s+ . !f—3 1§ {SN N N 3 S’ & o e Li g s & - 0 A(- ?%:;\ g g = &d Gy &y &)&) oBTR TR oW e o CEY N B\ SN el M) SR .;k e 7%1 g\ i?j { ] !s@! iJ‘ !L‘ \ --\\\ ¥ A \V,"'gz,:f'.})’ toml , / —;;J\"i | " RN TAR } A 4 P -.-.'i = & E > o G F-: N ! PSS Y KOB .' y )|E % y E":: S W Y A YYAT ew ‘ 4 V6R, g/ ‘,&\ FOREDE T ATy 4 TN ¢ 5 RN K Sy N N NS ¢ 3 Yy @ “Easns s 7 g A /s 9T YEAR CHRISTIANSIED Vsl U S 5 A, THURSDAY, 7t JUNE, 193 shire vernacular greeting to the Prine» of Wiles an hia visit (o lseds, ths friendly words of weleuz appeoarinz on one of the namerous street decor- ations in honour of the visit, which coneluded a five day tour of the in- dustrial eontres of Y wrkshire. Rises were strewn in the rradway and throwvn into the Prinee’s ecar inf the enthu- siasm of the reception to the popuiar Hair to the Thrown. 2).0J) senool children greeted the Prine» on Huns- let Moor and 10813 0 the Woarthoase Moor and everywhere in L2215 tha p2oo- pies delizght at the Priqca’s visit was m u:i2 manifest, Kvea 52 of the mem- b2rs of the loeal labour party., whi~h had pladed a ban on participation in tha wel- coming e2ramdaies, were present at the civie receptinon in the City Hall. london, Juae 3rd.--Deveral passan- gers and mambers of the erew of the C. P. R linar Marvale, which went ashore 01 the esust of Newioundland, were travellinz to Ireland on the “'Graphie’’. New Yeork, June 3rd.-—-¥r. Wm. C. McAd o i 3 expeeted shortly to announe: his canldidacy for Democratic nomination f,o Uresident, BRITISH RULERS MAKE VISIT. A royal welcome was acenrded King George and Qaeen Mary of Great Britan from the tine they cross:d the Il:alian border until th 'y left liaian soil. The city of Rome was deeoraied as at no »*’ ertimasines th . Lqg the regantion of ** poval visitors by tho ltalian Kinz and Qile2n was dath betliaat and eordial, Ta 2 KEazlish lu'ers next mada a wisic b the npop2a: th: Vatican,whoreceivad thr: with i npasing formality. In tazir 30> t.k the pope express> | specialviaterest in the ho y piaces in Palesun2, and the king promisad his infl len22 foo th2ie poo tectivn and preservailon, {ais was the second visit of Fazlish sovoreizns to the pope siaze tha Refornation, the iirst be- ing made by Bdward Vil in 19)3. Stro.: protests were made in Londoa by “‘loyal protestants,’”’ who also requesied the withdrawal of ta2 Engiish envoy to a2 Vatican. —T%he Pathfinder, 26th May N o -q Quebzac Steamship Co. THE S. S. “PARIMA” wiil sail from New York on June Tth and iz dre at Fiederiksted on or about the 14ih. ROB'L L 1 VWINELO INC, .‘1{]6‘5916. THE ST. CROIX AVIS is printed and pudlished daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen ut the Avis Office. TERMS:--59 cents monthly in alvance, 2 conts per single copy. e— etA I.e .A S . A S— ...ISR ——i Entered as szcocd class matter May 26th 1917 at the Pest Office at Christian- -‘)'!"’l. A (T;/',J'r\", Yo | of the il i~ A un daor the Act of March 3. 1875. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the sceme deals with mat- ters of general interest, and is acompa- nied with the authoi’s namne, s a Fucr- antee of good faith The editor caiuiot be responsible jor the views oj fuis correspoit- dents nor does he necessarilyeudorse them, TELEGR A MS. ST. CROIX STATION. London, June 2nd.-—Thea following ap- pear among the st of honours besiowed 04 the oceasion of His Majesty’s Birth- day. €. M. G. Lieutenaat-Colonel Hon. T. R. St. Johwston, Leeward Islands. O. B & Ixtol (.01 Harvay C. R 5. Bermuda. O. B. R, F. E. Reed, Jamai- . M. B. . G D A\'lafkil:‘. St. e- - BE., R. Ward, British Guiana, 1. S. 0.. R J Ulicchkett, Barbados, 1. 8. O. W, C. Hutehinson, St. Vineent. St. Johns, N. F., June 3rd —Mr. W. F. Coaker, un‘il recently Minister |.f Larine and isheries, in Sir Richard Squires’ Government and President of the Fisherman’s protective union of New Foundiand since its formation fifteen yaars ago, is made a Knight Commander of the British Empire Ordcr in the King’s birthday hono.urs. [,ondon, Jun- 3rd.—Tu2 steximer “*ura- vh 2’ was besachad toiay oil Beifast Loagh. aiter a collision with the Ameri- can steamer ‘Balsam.”” lie passeagars and erew of the ''Grapnic’’ were (raos- ferred to arothar vessel after tne colli- sion and thera was no loss of life. Tha “*Graphic’’ had on boarl 200 passeagers fron Liverpil. The collision cecurred earcly this morning and the '‘Graphic’’ was #0 badly damage t that sh 2 had tote grounded oif Carrick-¥ergus, on Beifast t,ouzh. The ‘‘Grapaiz’’ was bloeking the enainnel. The *'3Balsam’ with her forepeak titled with water anchored in o Louzh. Tu:s were sept to tow her to setiast, bat this was deemed inadvisable oi'Wing to the damayes she had susrained, wondon, June 3rd.—"We are right v'ad to see thee Teddy, Thou art a caip of the old biwk’” was the York- No. 130 jist heceive |Si ‘ Y ; FROM l b | CEMETORED THE FORE MO GO, GENERATORS, SELL STARTERS and PARTS, RADIUS RODS. CRANRK CASES. ' CAMSHARTDS and HESARINGS. , HEAD LaMIS 71003 BOARDS. ' HCODS, and many cther things teo nume-ous to mention. CALL AT STAKEMANN'S STORE, AND BE SUPPLIED. Er.K R. Stakemann. Christiansted. St. Crois, 30--5-.23. BUY FINEST U.S.A. SHOES ’ DIRECT AT MAKERS’ PRICES D#fferent from ordinary shoes LR : bought by mail, theseare clean A% \?? R lined, graceful, emart styled, i SRR ¥ finely made dress shoes of the | RESS kind you would findin the most / eT o ux{tndat? New York store. | = IR - Uppersare of hand:ome Ma- IR e 4 bogany (Brown) Calf, Sole SR AR 12 iron thickness “Rock ” _..k: f':‘:'\ QOak,” the lon7est wear- . R Fj%‘?""ir ing leather known. In- AR LK 3 ] ner Sole Fullggrain. TR tff*- Lininz 12 %, fine v ?},i w’;‘-; woven Duck, o i Heels, rubber—- ' LABENS SSRRv e T Theze )8‘ ‘{*.v".,"i;’a?f'v' . wing oot, or shoes with ’?,?,ég e "(i.\:,..f.:.;m. Dr. Peel's Pt ks 1209, 5% to 11, } Arch Proserver ".',4’:‘;’%2@" Widthe, D& ] .‘.3,:1!)4‘., $6.50, h o £n add 4 § plus 352 rackase and postage, S:c).,y\, e, § ke I DOC 020, ; State whetlier you want Pra for p'st's ] server. Ifyousend 35¢for postage pay postman $5.50 or §0.50. Write for agent's proposition. : The “ONE"’ Shoe Co., Brockion, Mase., U.S. A. Name . P . ;i . P. 0. Address e e Siis - oo SR ... Price 5 T L RN N S ——— A G SAL S | LlsT O UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE a Ni EX ENDED JUNE 2, 1923 , S i M:rs. Hemietta Charles, ! Mr. C haries ¥r-dericks; Water Gut, i AMr. Andrew Joames, ! M. John Johneon; Water Gut, | Lore, Ella Jordon, | Mr. Cecilies Th: mas, E [-sther Nords. i Post Cfiice, Christiansted, Virgin Is- ! lands Jure 4. 1823 . R. LARSEN, Pustanasler