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St. Croix Avis, 1921-11-10, page 1

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St. Croix Avis
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Newspaper
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1921-11-10
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1
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g 8 o e P g : . ‘i\ \\\%;y e /,g/‘/“,‘ . # ’=] B gl . S Al 904 N e \\ Ae | 2 Y % i US| N b | ) »)- e i3i/i g B l ,:‘L \ s RL -KR | % @ ”%/ Y& ~ p @ e Y S g 67H YKAR. THEST. CROIX AVIS vs priated and putlished daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at | the Avis Ofiice - _ TR RMS---50 cents monthly in advanee, 2 conts per single copy. | intered as second-cla . malter HMay 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christicn | Sted. St C)'ut’.l‘, ol erthe ll > A, W der the Act of March 8. 1879 | ....—._.s;-_._....,......;.__...._..“A S ..4..._—,?.«”....»---—vm-—Nw-—‘.-A? . ———.— i Contribution to this paper will be glad- | ig received when the same deals win mai- | ters of general interest, and 1s accompa- ] nied with the author’s name, as a quar- | antee of good faith. The editor cauno? be | responsible for the views of his correspon- | Adents nor does ie necessarily endorse them, | BY THE GOVENROR . oF THE ] VIRGIN ISLANDS;OF THE UNITED | STATES. i AL FoCaMaudn. { Bt T | VW HEREAS the President of the Uni- | ted States of America has pro- i claimed Armistice Day, 11th November | 1921, as a legal holiday out of respect to | the memory of the men who heroically ‘ gave their lives for our country in the world war: _Now THEREFORE, I, SUMNER E. W. KITTELLE, Governor of the Virgin Islands of the United States, do hereby gef apart FRIDAY, 11TH NOVEMBER .921, and prociaim it a public holiday ' within the Virgin Islands of the United States for the purprse of observing Ar- I mistice Day. ‘ IN WITNESS WHEREOF 1 have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Government of the Virgin Islands | of the United States to be affixed. | m . | Issued at St. Thomas, this seventh day | of November, 1921. | SUMNER E. W. KITTELLE, | Governor. ! R SALE. FOR SALE. , THE Estates LOWRY HILL PE"TRONELLA and PRO“PECT B \ powry Hill October 81, 1921. | HOLGER MADsEN. ' JHRISTIANSTED, V.. 11. 8. & THURSDAY 107 NOVEMBER 1821 ' ~ v&W g i ~'-n.'_\i 'r :‘1 '\.l. -:,', s ENY ¢ g o s f \sn‘q.\,' "). P o ,4? "::."““:l AR : AT RE ARG L lAL il A4 . o F o= NIEH WHINIO & 18 5.19. THIS EV . HiNdG 38.15 PARAMOUNT PICT']RE "3‘ Re Vi | % - ¢ “Li l ,9 P2uiine Frederick in “Sapho FROM. DAUDES IMMORTAL. THE GREA i1 NO EI. Tate the sout of a woman, surrounded by vicious elements, and you have a grim tragedy, follow 9gat soul’s transition tnrough the stages, that this girl passes in her struggle from the mire wo the heights and you have a miracle. this is che tremendous DRAMA of life by which PAULINE FREDERICK theough her powerful actitg proves the depths of hutnan emotions and sways the public to her story. ; Show conel ides with a very interesting Vod-a-Vil Movie and Comic. BOOK YOUR SEATS FEARLY ADMISSION ReFppysds Son a0 s L. 00l S S \"';,”_ ?'” ic':‘\‘:f”)('{—_‘ o ; S L b 20(‘ Children 20 and 10c. (IST OF UNCLAIMED MAIL FOR THE WEEK ENDEDNOVEMDBER 5. 1921. Miss Maud Anton, Mr. Samuel Brown, Mr. Beitram Christian, Mr John J. Daftis; Estate Hope, Mr. Herman Douglas, Mrs. Charlotie Dowling, J Miss Rachel Franklin: Richmond Hill. Mr. Joseph 1. Folst, } Mrs. Alice Hull, l Mr. Elias Jackson; last address cfo | Mrs. A. Nelifiropp, Estate GGranard, Miss Rebecca Jordan. 1 Miss Rosalin Juteph, Market St., ‘ Mr. Alfred T. Martin, | Ebeneszer Mattiizw; Estate Grange, | Mr Hezekiah Porter, o Mrs. Angelina Simmons, i Allick Stephens, | Mr. Henry Thom:as; Estate St. John’s, | Mr. lLionel Tuitt. ' Post Office, Christiansted, Virgin Is- | lands, November 7, 1921. B. R. LAKSEN, Postmaster. . oy b e N \%“fi OPTICAL AID. Send us yous order, broken lens or prescription through the mails. F. M. COKNEIRO, | St. Thomas, V. 1. | Just Received Ex 8. S. Pulwico GRAPES, Purple & White CHOICE APPLES, CABBAGES. | ONIONS, | POTATOES, ‘ PICKLED SALMON, | Pickled Mackerels. | 80, BIC. B 0 Christiansted, 9--11--21. A. R. Mc INTOSH. - A Nation At Prayer For Lasiing Peace. ] The President of the United States and ' the Governor of the Virgin Islands have 1 in prociamation enjoined two minutes of | prayer at noon on Friday, November 11, 1921, Armistice Day. The Lutheran Church will be open from 11.30, for a service of song and Scripture readings. At 12 noon the prayer asked for by the Presidert and | the Governor, will be offered to the God ‘ of Na.ions. I\\v')\- 92653