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£WA&£ ~ % 2 7 At/E’ {g{”?- E . \ AR “SQ\ N 4 ,?‘&s)% i‘%\ [Brtaw ;s oEa OSN MRy &/,;@‘ A o/ e ANALCER ABl B WSS Al o R RNV cmmaN g Rty |y | Lo eRS 2 AU B =y e gAY~B Y YRy LS 3 - . W / g y \ 7/ 73t YEAR. CHZIESTIANSIED, V. 1L U 8 A, TUESDAY, 20TH MARCH 1924 ket. Fina! prices were at the lowest and from 1810 21 poin's ret lower. Close March 5,00, May 5.03, July £.09. Septem- ber 5.04- Very little improvement was no.edin thedemand for refiner. sugor and prices were unchauged at 8.40 to 800 for fine granulated. Refined fu ures were nominal. Paris, March 2lst. - Reu‘er's. The Chamber of Deputies by a vote of 374 to 175 today finally passed the Government fiseal oill with slight changes from tho:e made in the bill by the Senate. London. March 2lst.—The influenza epidemice throghout the country is sub- siding.though the deatis from the dis- easa last week numbered nearly 1,000, London, Mareh 21st. —-A strike of the tramway operators and busien beoan at midnight, It ipvolvés about 40,000 em- ployees. Dublin. March 21st.—7 The Minister of Detfence announeced tonight that the ofii- cers arrested in the Parnell street raid on Tuesday have been releascd on pa- role. ‘lhe official list gives tie names of the (slicers comprising four coonels, forr commandants and three others des- cribed us civiii s, but formeily army (slicers. Ihe Government supulated that Sl arns and ammuniiion must be surrven- dered before six o’cloek tumorrow even- ing. he izt officers decided to com- ply with the Governments conuitions and surrencer their anmns, Mexico City, March 21st.—Th2 rebels have evacuated Puerta Mexico, says a gespateh from War Minister Serrano and the port hes been m-u.}m(l '!"-_\‘ Federal forces. Tlhe rebels embarked tor Front- era. MOBILI If you wish your car to run smooth- ly, procure the Best Lubricating vil FROM THE WEST INDIA OIL CO. ROB'L. L. MERWIN & CO., INC. Agents. Chrisliansted. Frederiksted, FOR SALE VICTORIA HOTEL, Christiansted. THE ST. CROIX AVIS is prinrd and published daily (Sundays aad Hot:days excepted) by G. Johanszn at the Avis Office. TER. [5:--50 c2ntz morthly in advance, 2 conts par single copy. ITterail as sccond class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post O Jice at Christian- stzd, St. Craie, V. L of the U. S. A. un- der the Act of March 3, 1879. e et et e eSt Contribution tothis paper will be glac- o received when the same deals witi mai- ters of ceneral interest, and is accompa- nied with the author’s name, a3 @ guar- antee of good faith. The editor cannot be responsihie for the views of his sorrespon- lents nor does he necessarily encorsethen. TELEGRAaMS. w1 CROIX STATION. Atlanta, Mareh 20th.—Mr. William Mc Adon won a sweeping victary in the Georgia Democratic Presid-nuai Pri mary vesterday, practieally co nplete ve- turns today showed., Mr. McA jo ecarried 177 eourties and his only opponent, Seni- tor Osear Underwood, Alabanma, won 1n 32 counties. london. March 20th.—A large de- crease ia the rumber of un mploved, aunounced in official figures tais morn- ing. demonstrates the irmprovement n industria! eonditions throughout Lreat 3ritain during recen: weeks, The Ls- hour Depuaitment states that the total of those out of work today is 1,111,600 which is a decline of 172,023 sinee the new ye:zr and it is expected that the next return wlll show just as decided an incresse of those at work. The im- proved ¢onditions also reflect the general atiitude »f employers towards employees b -h sid:s beinz seemingly anxidis to do their itmost to prevent sues national disasters as a tie up in the shipyards lor coal minzs, regarding both of w hich there is «till some anxiety felt. New York, March 20th—A reported sale of Cuban at 7.03. duty paid, in the raw sugar narket early today was later de- nied and the marketin the afternoon was weak, with spot prices declining to the ba:is of 6 72, duty paid for Cuban. The sales inciaded 10,000 bags of Porto Lican prompt saipment, atb. 73 and 5,000 cags afloat, at 6.72. Atter recovering opening josses of four to seven DPolnts, law sugar futures brok= severely under leavy lig- uidation ‘for local unc,l. European account prompted py the decline in ihe spot mar- Mo. 69 . RY g 2 * Notice of Aucton IN THE MATTER OF THE JOINT ES- TATEOF WiILLIAM ROCK. DECEAS- ED. AND LATELY DECEASED WIFE, HETELINDA ROCK. AT the request of Lawyer D. 2 HAMILTON JACKSON, as attor- ney for MARY MART:N, the admin- istratrix of the above entitled es- tate, and pursuant to an Order of District Court of the Virgin lslands of the United States, dated ‘he 19th day of February 1924, the fol- lowing chattels belenging to the said estate will be offered for sale at a public auction to be held at No. 17 Church Street in hristian- sted on SATURDAY, the 29th of Marech, 1924, ai 2 ¢’ciock in the afiernoon 1 Mahogany Card Table; 1 Side Board; 1 Half Press; 1 Round Ta- ble: 1 Glass Table; 1 Bedstead with mattress and Pillows; 1 :itting Chair; 2 Office Chairs; 1 Rocking Chair; 1 Easy Chair; 1 Garden Chair; 1 Board Safe; 1 Board Table 1 Wa- ter Jar: 1 Lamp; 1 Trunk; } Male Donkey; 1 Cart; 3 Mules. Conditions and tzrms of sale will be made known at the time of the sale. Christiansted’s Vendue-Office, 3t.Croix, 19th Mareh 1924, . H PAYNEK, Venaue-Durector. Fee Fr. 10, 1 . Say ten Francs.) At Your Service. Eleciric Wiring and Fixlures. Workmanship neat and guaranteed. Rates Reasonable. M. G. FABIO. Christiansted, St. Croix, V. L