lndge.
Mve. Bonar Law in the
Horus 2of
Crmmons
recently stated
definiiely
that
the contracts
for
the
new
warships
did
not
go
to
the
Clyde
beeause
the
ship-
builders there
quoted
too
high
a
pace.
Washington,
Dec.
2lst.— M.
Ciemen-
ceau’s
United
States
visit add:d
twenty
thosand
doliars
to
the
Amezrican
fied
service
fellowships
fund,
Mr.
Stepa:n
Bonsall
who managed
the tour,
announc-
ed today.
The amount
is the
surplus
of
money
received
from lectur:s
a
d
nz2ws-
piper
articles
by
the
‘'Tiger’”’,
after
d :fraying the =xpenses
of the
trip.
The
war-time
Premier,
it
was
exp:ained,
was unwilling to accept
financial
assist-
ance for his mission
and
bis
own
m?ans
we:e inadequate,
so
he
accep
ed
lecture
and
writing
econtracis
to
pay
his
way.
He expressed
the
desire
that
any
sur-
plus be
dz2voted
in m:moHry
of hi: studeot
years
in the Unired Scates
to the
fellow-
ships,
which are
inended
amjong
other
things
to
stimulate
frien lship
betwezn
France
a 1
iae
Jaited
S.awes
through
the education
in each
country
ot
young
men
from the other.
London,
Dz2c. 20th.—The
lawn
tennis
team® of the nations
taking
part
1n the
Davis
Cup
competitions,
hereafter
will
be dividad into
two
grounds,
known
as
“*Americar and European,’’ ultimate
win-
ners in each
group
playing
one
another
and
the
winner
of
this contest
playing
the holder for the
cup.
It
was
decided
t)> admit
Hawaii,
the
Philippines,
New-
zaland, Italy and Rumania
to future
Da-
vis Cup compeatitions
but the ban
against
Germany,
Ausiria
and
Hungary,
it
is
believed.
will be maintained.
Henceforth
the United States
team
will be designated
‘‘the United States’’ instead
of
‘"Ameri-
can’’
as
heretofore.
With the
five
new
pations
admitted
today
the
number
of
countries
eligible to the
Davis
cup
com-
petition is increased
to
18.
It
was
defi-
nitely decided
late in
the
session
to
ex-
clude
those
countries
which
fougzht
against
the
Entente
in the{world war.
London,
Dec.
21st.—A despatch
to the
Times from Riga,
says
M. Stulginski
has
been
elected
President
of Lithuania.
Rome,
Dec.
21st. —Prof.
Vicenzo
Tan-
gorra,
who
resigned
yesterday
as
Minis-
ter of the Treasury for reasons
oi health,
died today.
London,
Dec.
21st.
—A despatch
to the
Times from Copenhagen
says
it is official-
ly denied in the Danish Capital
that
the
Russians
have
approached
the
Danish
Gouvernmeat
with
a
proposal
to
call
a
coniferenca
of the
states
iaterested
with
the
idea
of converting
the Baltic irtoa
closed
sea for the warships
of all nations,
except
those
of the shore
lines
of which
touch the
Baltic.
London,
Dec.
21st.—Mr.
Bonar
Law
leaves
touight .for
Glasgow
o
fill
the
first of several speaking
engagements
in
Scotland.
He has
been
indisposed
from
a cold for the last
few
days,
but
at
no
time
has it been
severe
enough
to
con-
fine uim to b:d.
=1
4+RO
A vls
is a man or woman who hasno
“will-power”as a result of
nerve force exhaustion
All the physical suffering which may be
caused
by
nervous
irritability,
head-
aches,
backaches,
indigestion,
heart
palpitation,
etc.,
as
a
result
of
nerve
force
exhaustion,
are
nothing
as
com-
pared
with its awful
effects
upon
the
mind and ‘‘willpower.”’
The
most pitiful sight
in life
is
a man
or
woman who has ‘‘no will’’—whohas noble im-
pulses and desires
but not enough‘‘willpower"
to carry them through. The memory also fails,
the judgment is bad
and everything therefore
seems
to go wrong.
In such
cases,
donot
take
mere
stimulating
medicines
nor narcotic drugs (which only fur-
ther injure yourdelicate
nervous system),
but
what you need
is something to put more nerve
force into your nerves and
more iron into your
blood to help make
new nerve force with which
to feed your starving nerve cells.
This is most
effectively accomplished
by the
free
use
of
Nuxated Iron.
Thisvaluable product contains
‘the principal chemical
constituent
of active
livingnerve force in a form which most
resem-
bles #at in the brain and nerve cells of man.
It also
contains
strength-giving organic
iron
for the blood and may therefore
be said to
be
both a blood and a nerve food.
Over 4,000,000
people
are using itannually.
Satisfactory
re-
sults are gnaranteed
to every purchaser
or the
manufacturers
will refund
your money.
Be-
ware of substitutes.
Look for the word “Nux-
ated’ on every package.
Sold by all druggists.
For Red
Blood. Strength
and Endurance
Distributors:
Apothecary Hall,
St.
Thomas.
Pui:licati
ulication.
IT is hereby
brought to public notice that
the Government
has
this
date
author-
ized Reverend
ALFRED P.
BANKS,
to
perform
civil-religious
funections
in
the
Rt
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i
Virgin IBlands of the United
States.
GOVERNMENT
CF THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF
THE
UNITED STATES
ST. THOMAS,
11 December
1922,
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GARENEY
Government
Secretary.
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ASSORTMENT
OF
few YearaiidBirthday Gards
““Avis’’Office. 26th Dec.
1922.
IN THE DISTRICT
GOURT CF
THE VIFEIN I LAKDS
OF THE UNITED STATES.
G*RiaTIANSIED SUD
JUDIGIAL DISTRICT.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
ARTHUR QUEA LE,
DECEKASED.,
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TO THE HEIRS IN THE ESTATE OF
ARTHUR QUEALE AND OTHERS
INTERESTED.
HEREAS
A.
E. STAKEMANN, ac-
ministrator
of
the
estate
of
AR-
THUR
. QUEALE,
_deceased,
has
made
aypplication for un ®acr of sale
of
the
following property,
to
wit:
Estates
CANAAN
and
RETIY'’S JEWEL
with
livestock
and implements,
belonging
to
the said
estate
for
the purpose
of paying
debts
of the above entitled
estate.
You
are lereby cited
to appear
in the
District
Court
of the Virgin
lslauds
«f
the United
3States,
sub-judicial
district of
Christiansted
on the 30th day of Decem-
ber
A. D. 1922
at 10 o’clock in
the
fore-
noon of that day, toshow
cause
why such
order
of sale should
not be
granted
ac-
cording
to said application.
GIVEN
under
my
Hand
and
the
Seal
of
the Court
this 27th day of
November
A. 1) 198
o B o HRN Y
Clerlk of the District Court.
NOTICE.
HIS
is a
reminder
to all roadholders
T
that
the annual irspection
of
the
FPublic
10ads
will
take
place in
the
month
cf January
1923.
The repairs
shoula
be completed
before
the
81st
Dee.
1922,
when
all
bridges,
side-walls,
ete
shall
be
whitewashed.
Special attention
sheuld
be
paid
to
the
““Quarter
Jobs’’
completed* within
the
past
year,
and
when
nececsary,
re-whaite-
washed.
Up
10
the
vpresent,
with
the
exceptioh
of the
weeding of
the
roads,
very
little has
been
done,
and
itis
im-
perative
that all holes
in
the
roads,
especially
the Center
line,
should
be
im-
mediately
filled:
much
harm
has
been
done by the late
showers
and neglect
of
attention
to this special work,
.
EDGAR W. MEYER,
Chairman
Road
Commission.