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&t Croix Ams '-s”‘,'// -..v“."/ L/<§\ 3 B\ ,@ X 76Td YRAR THE ST. CROIX AVIS is printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. .Johansen at the Avis Office. TR VS---50 cents monthly in advance. 2 cents per single copy. Eaicred as second-class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian ated, St. Croige. V. L ol bthe U. & A, Wn der the Act of March 8. 1879 Contribution to this paper will ' 2 glad ly received when the same deals wich mat: ters of general interest, and is accompa- nwied with the author’s name, a8 @ quUaT- antee of good faith. The elitor cannot bs responsible for the views of his correspon dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem POLICE GUARD N. Y. CHURCHES On complaint of various ministers that relics and equipinent had bezn taken from churches and that even the -poor- boxes had been robbed, all places of worship in New York City have been placed under police guarl until the “erime wave’' abates. The Pathfinder. CUTS OUT OWN APPENDIX Shou d everyone : uttering from appen- dicitis follow the example of Dr. I, O. Kane, of Kane,Pa., surgical operations may be persnnally performed ‘‘whileyou wait.”” Dr. Kane, who is 60 years old and has been a surgeon 37 yea"s, during which tim> he has operated on nearly 4000 appendicitis cases laid hims>(f on the operating table and while a nurse propyed up his head with villows s» he could see he caimly cat open his ab lo- men. The tissues were carefully dissec ted and blood vesszls ciosed as the sur- geon approched his appendix. On loca- ting this troublesome orzan he pulled it up, cut it off and bent the stump under, He administered a local anesthetic him- self a few hours after the operation an- nounced that he was doing nicely. Some time ago Dr. Kan 2 amputated one of his own fingers. —lbid. GIVE CANE TO WILSON - A cane carved from Alabama hickory by a ‘Confederate veteran 78 years old was -ecently presented to the president by the Memorial Association of Alabama The carvings represented the Confeder- ate Flag, the national flag and variys Od JUSTIANSTED. V.l, U.S. A., '"HURSDAY 17tTH MARCH 1921. figures, the work b-ing done cntirely wi.ia pennife. —lbid. | i ik i i | ORDER UF THE DAY for an Extraordinary Meeting of | the Colonial Council for St. Croix ; MON:AY, MARCH 21, 1921, at | ONE O 10UCK P. M. i 1. Colonial Couneil Bili No. 55, | ond Council. 2nd Session 1920-21. ] [ntroduetion of and Ist Discussion | on Colonial Zouneil Bill No 55, Draft | of an Ordinar~2 providing for the ! sum of Fres. 250,000 to rebuild with | concrete the center line road be- | rween Frederiksted and Christian- | stel in accordance with plan ap- | nroved by the Public Works Officer. | Iniroduced by Ist Member for Fred- | eriksted Country District F. Ander- | sen. | Colonial Crcuncil Office, March 14th, | 1921. , | ROBT. L. MERWIN, Chaivrman. l ALonger Stay! ] D. .J.R. MAYHEW, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST | was unable to leave on the ‘‘Guiana’, hence, he will centinue to take clients at Frederiksted up to March 18th, and will be at Christiansted again from 19— 24th, respectively, awaiting the Korona. NOTICE. HE undersigned begs to advise that - the business and store heretpofore \ condneted on the first floor of her residence No. 38 Company Street, near ‘ the Sunday Market, is removed to the gsecond floor where she is prepared to | aerve her patrons as usual. | The first floor of the building, equip- | ped with counters and glasscases, is l offered for rent upon ressonable terms. The quarters are spacious and airy, and admirably suited and located for busi- ness. Christiansted, St. Croix, V. 1., March | 15, 1921. I ALICE NILES. ' Ne. 61. ~ AUGTION. THF] Vendu: Director hereby makes known that at the request of Mr. Orville 8. Kean, Licensed Auctioneer, willbe offered for sale at Pulli- Auction at the Office of the St. :homas Ship Brok- ers’ Association, No. 3¢ Dronning- ensgade and Quarter, in -t. Thom- as. V.l U.B. A, on Saturday, March 26 1921 at 10 a. m. “EDEL” of Kristianssands, Norway, 1115 tons -register, as she now lies in this port. Sald vessel put into this port in distress on her voyage from Nor- folk,, Va., bound to Bordeaux, France, and was cendemned by competent surveyors duly appoint- ed, for aceount of whom it may concern, by Commander [.aub, Con- sul of Norway at this place. The said ‘“‘Edel” was built in Sunderland, England. She can e inspected by intending purchasers until the morning of the sale, and any information required will be %liven by the Master Captain J. P ermansen, or Consignees, the St. Thomas . hip Brokers’ Association. The terms of the sale to be seen at the Vendue, to which purchasers are invited. St. Thomas Vendue Office, February 15, 1921, : THIELE. Fee: Fres. 10.00 ) tondeinee gtB ) FOR RENT. HE Upstairs of No. 30 King’s T Cross Street, Christiansted, fur- * nished. Apply to A EP STAKEMANN.