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St. Croix Avis, 1920-05-25, page 1

Collection
Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Island
St. Croix
Date
1920-05-25
Pages
1
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el eAR A G gQ | \ l E % R JUE '%y S , o/L, @ \/I// A\ <‘\>\\/ ,«1@ A\ \//' P ‘ /4'! b ¢ b YUAR MRISTIANSTED, V.. v A TUESDAY 26tH MAY. 192 THE ST. CROIX.AVIS is printed and published daily (Sundays wnd Holidays erxcepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. TR MS---50 cents mon'hly in advance, 2 cents per single copy. Wntered as second-class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post O fice at Christian- whed, St . Urote, V. L ofthe 11. &. A., un ler the Act or March 5. 1879. Contribution to this paper will be glad- ly received when the sane deals with mat- tors of general interest, and is accompa- nied with the author’s name, as a quar- antee of good jaith. The editor cannot b responsiole for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem. TH3LEGRAMS Sl. CROIX 1A ILION. (Deiayed 1n transmission. ) London, May 10th.—Mv. Bonar iaw informed the House o Commons today of the decision to appoiat a Canadian Minister to the United States, in the absence ot the British Ambassador, the Canadian Minister would take chaige of the whole Emkbkassy as the British representative. …

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el eAR A G gQ | \ l E % R JUE '%y S , o/L, @ \/I// A\ <‘\>\\/ ,«1@ A\ \//' P ‘ /4'! b ¢ b YUAR MRISTIANSTED, V.. v A TUESDAY 26tH MAY. 192 THE ST. CROIX.AVIS is printed and published daily (Sundays wnd Holidays erxcepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. TR MS---50 cents mon'hly in advance, 2 cents per single copy. Wntered as second-class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post O fice at Christian- whed, St . Urote, V. L ofthe 11. &. A., un ler the Act or March 5. 1879. Contribution to this paper will be glad- ly received when the sane deals with mat- tors of general interest, and is accompa- nied with the author’s name, as a quar- antee of good jaith. The editor cannot b responsiole for the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem. TH3LEGRAMS Sl. CROIX 1A ILION. (Deiayed 1n transmission. ) London, May 10th.—Mv. Bonar iaw informed the House o Commons today of the decision to appoiat a Canadian Minister to the United States, in the absence ot the British Ambassador, the Canadian Minister would take chaige of the whole Emkbkassy as the British representative. Warsaw, May 10th.— The Ukrainians joined the Poles mn occupying Kiev i foree late on Saturday. Winnipeg, May 10th.—-The Canadian wheat Board has issued the following order. ‘'Lffective from May Bth no mixed grait containing wheat grown iu the Provinces oi Untaric and Quebec shall be exported out of Canada without a license or permit from the Board, and no mixed grain containiag wheat shall be imported into Canada withou™ a li- cense or permit from the Board’”. f.ondon, May 10th.—Mr. Walter Long, replying to a question in the House of Commons today, said that British war- ships in the Black Sea would continue to bombard thc Russian coast until the Bolsheviki ceased hostilities with Gen- eral Wrangels Crimean Army, and with a view to a discussion of terms for an armistice. He added 'hat the bombard- ment was preventing the export of Rus- sian raw materials, but declared it was due to the Soviet Govt. persisting in hostilities. ondon, May 10th—Joe Beckett knock- ed out Bombaraier Wells in the third round of a mateh for the heavyweight championship of England tonight. Washingion, May 10th. Secretary Daniels was hetore the Semate Investi- cating Committee, and made his long awaited reply te the criticisms of Rear Admiral Sims on the Navy’s Part in the No. 118 war. He charges that Admiral Sims lacked vision, beiittled the work of the American Navy in contrast with the Britidh, coveted British decorations and aspired to become an honorary member of the British Admiraity. He declared that the officers supportine Admiral Sims charges were largely ‘'People With a Grievance’’. The testimony of uther officers in possession of first hand know- ledge, he testified, should be accepted by all right-minded men as an absolute refutation of practically all of Admiral Sims charges. Vera Cruz, May 10th. —An official bul- letin received here from Mexico ('ity an- nounces that President Carranza’s train is on the Mexican railway between Api- zaco and Esperanza, and adds that a Commission has been despatched [rom the capital to approach President Car- ranza and offer him guaran‘ees. Paris, May lith. Seventeen persons, including several labeur ieaders, were arrested in Paris yvesterday on charges of intimidating the workers, among them being Louis Gavrot, a railway man of Pecq, near Paris, who atterapted to stop a train bound from St. Germain to Paris on May fifth. 2 " \> ‘§‘-\\§“/I 7 3 : aé Sl Ty i N Back 6o ey 7, / // v/ ’/,"/ 12' & - 0 ,‘svi-‘-.—_a, oy i S ’:';7!‘ ,'."11:'.‘:";»_?‘_ I/’," : 4o e Y im {:; I Helps Make Strong, Sturdy Men | | and Beautiful, Healthy Women | | 3,000,000 People Use It Annually | AsaTonic, Strength and Blood-Builder | 2ex Your Doctey 2rßDruoacis: DISTRIBUTORS: APOTHECARY HALL, s THOMAS. ' @ g ™~ AUCTION. 4 T the request of Lawyer STAKEMANN i.‘ on behalf of Dr. H. V. HUGHENS will be offered for sale at a public Auction to be held at his residence No. 53 King Street in Christiansted on the 29th of My 1920 AT olOocE B HiS WELL KEPT consisiing chiefly of Tables, Chairs, Card Tables, Side- board, Mirrors, China and Glass- ware, Bedstead, Matiresses, Ice- cream Freezer and Aluminum Kitch- en Utensils ete., ete. Christiansted Vendue Office, Bt. Croix, May Zlst 1920, JOHRN I, CUIRRY. Fee Fr. 10.00 Sav ten Francs. )