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'. ‘%" ® My : P - oy g ‘\/ flf%’fi ,&»}/; 5: & fi 3é\ ¢ & ,}‘ o eye -. At e N & o F R\ AN & /g N Lfig g 8 A RAY Asy i ok “s'»“'*"7_?;{%"s!‘ { | \'&“‘\ , ( 5 .m:l ?%! u‘r;i \ i\"\ fi__;f \Bl | ' ;‘% "\\ A\ A IR 1% e \*_g\\ /. S e ;?’Zi N TN ( | Ny !%’ sl al AN L NGV B (ML, 2R . 80tre YEAR. THE ST. CROIX AVIS ts printed and published daily (Sundays and Holwdays excepted) by G. Johansen ot the Avis Oljice. TERIN:--50 cents morthlu in advance, - Jenlsper meadi tony. E'ntered as second-clas: matler May 26th 1917 at the [ost Office at Christiansted. St trawr, V. Los the . 5 A uider tae Act of March 3. 1879. Contribution to this paper will be gladlg recerved when the same deals with matters of general interest, and s accompanied with the author’s name, as a guarantee of good faith The editor cannot be responsible for the views of hiscorrespoindents nor does he necessarily endorsethom. TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION Capetown, South Africa, April 23rd. Manie Maritz, ex Boer General, ore of the most prominent ficures in the rebzilion of 1914, was sentenced today to imprison'nent for three years. The case against Maritz. who was living in exile sinee 1914, untila few months ago had several features. Maritz not on'y was a member of the defences bat he versuaded his subordinates therein o join t e rebellion aiong with him and he anded over the loval members of the force to Germany ingSouth West Afriea. In sentencing Mariiz, the judge took Into aceount the ex-Doer General's «ufferings while in exile and sentences the prisoner to a three year term, iosten.d of alonger period. London, April 28rd.—President Coolilze speech in New York yesterday has haen favourably received here, both by tne press and by the officials of the Government, it is expected thit the Prime Minister himself will take the earliest opportunity to proclaim either in the Hous2 of Commons or in a public addross outside, his wholehearted support of the Am-rican Executive proposed conterence for further world disarmament. Loi don, April 24th.—When the British limpire Exhibition was formally opened by H. M. The King yesterday, the West indian Conrt was one of those most . ari o comolete. 'To achieve this result the ¢ mirissioners and their voluntary help s &ad ben working day and nizht. The ..et minzai cotoirs note of the West In Clan Ygur is yellow and orange, a oom- L.uw: 0n v aich shows off this particulac :soe ~f exhibit to perfection. The Ja maic. Jippi Jappa hat workers and walkiog suck makers have aiready be- CHRISTIANSTED, V. I U. S A, MONDAY 2rts APRIIL 1924 . ' e ———RR ‘ e R R . 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It looks like the proverbial knoekout’? —_ A UHTONMOGE € ODICS, : - I'he ‘;;\wf\\ ~‘,~-s X ils a revelation of performanes, ease of ridine and of smoothness F'rom Motor Aqe, e ‘:t\’g‘( arg (‘,,:,‘,-; , aven on ?“.434-11 .{..\-71‘-.1..!‘ (-"0 :;{'f “\‘f:‘»v“ x\(.‘,'- l:r““..-- ;“','/.”‘,:! ,';‘i”/{)/, !;'{;’,"‘]({‘ i A9 «,:r}-:e tiul value—a car of which Hudson engineers have a rigcht to be proud.”’ =PI ON. HIOLO " 110 . . o s d o E Adeaa g s & e : !‘ntim“».\t“‘ qualities | didn’t believe could be incorporated in a closed car al $975.7? "‘ll A. i‘ll/"(li:"’t", "',‘f .:u"’)fé"."((u,'. S ."l.’ el o . & G. Stak g % e i & G. Stakemann. e S —— A——— e e ‘.———.M Mm ¢ ““T‘:.»—.-.MM-::.‘:?TN) P el % 7 Sy o § T ; L o ; . &“‘&: ‘ 'l’ t. »jl“% &2 \J \v—'-"x(.:: ¥ e:-" L ‘)‘ N g T S e vt (P § St :::“ ‘“"""“m’w»—-mfi 'w”. 3 figes 1 ¢ ¥ 3 Y vy e iaiy L e 4 P Lad ISEND YOUR ORDELS] e | i S 0 la l ] {1 /@AI We are as near as your Po t} ; N (v celhice, Wt 11 LUO L F. M. CORNEIRO, RY A SBl i 0 ) Jeweler and Opticuin. et 4 i JUIR L IS5t lhonias, V. Los L. S.A )~ ~~ @ | ’w;\‘ 4 ‘b:";mwmfl:::”’efl‘\‘ ; / T !,.r:?‘ :ca “)\ } - ‘»‘%’& . \; _j (‘7 €2 TN e( e N AL seAip \'«") - i f 4 " o 'M § g —~3HB MR \\“;‘.‘% el \'.z b /;f'? \-.’.m’.'}, {""_f"’;j i,‘ )‘ ¥ “2} Q‘ ‘ : A fl.' :i gun to ply their trades, thus att:acting | many visitors to the commercial 2nd economic exhibits. Innuediately alter the cpering eeremoeny the court was thioinged witn visitors. Berne, April 24th— Dr. Carl Hellferich, eminent German financial authority, and his mother were among those Kkilled in the coliision of two express trains near Bellinzona yesterday. No. 66