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YEAR.
S CHRISTIANSTED.,
V.l
U. S A.- WEDNESDAY.
brsa
MARCH
1924,
Plymouth,
Eng.,
Fob.
29th— The Roya!
Netherland’s
stean-nip
‘'Stuyvesani’’
from Cont™al
Ame:ica
and
West
Indian
ports arrived
here
yesierday
badly dam
aged bya
hurricane
waizh
reached
iis
height
on
February
220d.
H:'r
boais
were
smashed
and
the
smoiing
saloon
and cabins
swamp-d.
.
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4.
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Yituiviiao:
You
are
invited
at
these
mid-week
services:
AT FREDERIKSTED:
Tuesday
Evening at8
o’clock
in
Be-
thesda,
_
.
AT CHRISTIANSTED
Thuarsday
Evening
at
7.30
in
the
Chureh.
»
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Agl {-
Jd P.CHRISTENSEN.
Quebzc Steamsh'p
Co.
THE S. S. “PARIMA”
is
expeected
to
leave
New
York
on
the
13th
inst.,
and
is
cdue
at
Frederikstcd
on
or
about
the
20th
inst
, and
wiil
be
dis-
vatched
for Windward
Islands,
ROBT.
1.
MERWIN & CO., INC.,
A
¢ nts
D
®
s
Puplication.
ET
is hereby
brought
to public
no-
tice that,
in accordance
with the
Revenue
Act of 1021,
as
applied
to
the
Virgin
Islands
by
Act
of
12
Julv,
1921,
income
tax
returns for
the calendar
year
1923 are required
to be filed before March
15, 1924.
The necessary
forms may be
ob-
tained from the Dospatching
Secre-
tary, Government
Building,
Chris-
tiansted,
~t. Croix, where informa-
tion
may
also
be
obtained
as
to
proper
method
of
preparaticn
of
forms.
Government
of the Virgin Islands
of the U. S., St. Croix, 5 February,
1924,
R. E. BARRETT,
Despatching
Secretary.
THE
ST. CROIX AViS
is .printed and
published
daily (Surdays
ad
Holidays exzepted)
by G, Joiansen
al
the Avis Office.
TER 4 3:-—59 c2ats mont'ily in alvince,
2 e:nts
par single copy.
Zntarel
as
s2cond
class
matier
May
25th 1917 at th2
Post
O jice at Christian-
gled. St Crae,
V. Los
the
U. 5. 4.
un-
der the Act of March 3, 1879.
Contridbution
to this paper
wiil be glad-
lg received
when the same deals
with mat-
ters of general
interest,
and
is
accompa-
nied with the
arthor’s
name,
a3 a guar-
antee
of good faith
Theeditor cannot
be
responsible
jor tie vicws of has correspon
denisnor does he necessarilyendorsetiiem.
TELEGRAMS.
Sl. CROIX STATION.
NewYork, March Ist-Captain
An‘on Hei-
nen
German
dirizidie
expert
yesierday
declared
he
was ready
to pilot the Shenan-
voan
on nonstop
dash
from Lakeburst
N.
J.
ta_the
North Pole
and
return,
if ure:t
Britain cr any other
power
threatened
to
b at the
United
States
to the unexpiored
Po
ar region
this
Summer
If bydrogen
gas
were
used,
he
said,
he could
mak
the trip to the pole and
back
in five days
without mooring
masts
or
relief
shigs,
fiying over
the ridge
of the continent
oo
an
air hne
to the
land
southeast
of
the
earths
peaks.
Ilbe siart
couid
be
maae
he added,
on 24
hours
notice
after
the
ginnt navy dirigible had been
restored
to
high efliciency
in April,
Montreal, Feb
29th.—A
special
cadle
from Kingston Jamaiea,
to the
Aonireal-
Gazette
today
says,
l'he-Governneat-
today refused
to
support
the
resolution
proposed
by the elecied side ot the Legis-
jative Council greeiing Mr. J. H.
Thomas
on his assumption
of office
as
Secrciary
of State for the
Colonies
on
Lbe
eround
that sueh
a step
would
mean
comin
ting
the colony to support
a particuiar
politi-
cal party in
Engiland.
Seven
of
the
ten
elected members
present
said they
were
not
seeking
favour
in
Dowuing
bSireet
but
they
felt
that
greater
attention
would be paid to the needs
of the
cuiony
ov.ing
tv
the
change
in
government,
The
voung
resuited
in
atie
and
the
Governo:
yave
his
casting
voie against
the
motion,
but
agreed
to the
request
of the
ei.cted
members
to
send
a des-
paich
to Mr.
‘Thomas
embodying
a
re-
port of tue debate,
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B
2
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inpe Lar ?rg? AE "I
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025.‘)5}0
Ui 80 A B
SL mm
'
Our
community
may
be bettered,
why
not joiz the reiigious
organizyiions
here?
Comie
19t
us
reason
on
the vital
concerns
of
LIFE.
Are
you
seeking
the best
of
iife *
This
is
to
the pubu
-,
Is
our
ecommunitv
immoral?
Do
we
have the
true
ideas
of
Heme,
Chureh,
and
the
great
Social
SGood
of
ALL?
Whaut
of your nei_hbour
?
What
wili our
chiidren
be when
they
are
erown
up
‘o
maturity?
The
A.
M. E.
Church
:as,
"COME
LED tIE
CLERGY.
Blsl
NESS
MEN,
EDU: ATIONAL
LEAD-
ERS,
PUBLIC OFFICIALS,
AMD ITHR
LIKE,
GET
lOGEIHER
10
MAKE
THE
MUNICIPALLILY GOOD, MORAL,
AND
A HAPPIER
PLACE IN
WEICH
TO LIVE!
AT CHRISTIANSTED CHURCH
Wednesdav
night at the Labor Union Hall:
1 hl“‘.\‘d&:y
-
Pvli)!llh@_\' Love F(»;igz.
T a0 o’ clock.
Fridey aflternoon.
‘The
hoir
Rehears-
als.
Sunday morning.
Early
Prayer
Meet-
-6 00 o'clk.
!
b
Preaching
at
10:30
o’clock
o
School
at
12:30
p.
m.
r
Night
the
regutar
Holy
Com-
munion.
AlGROYE PLACKE
Friday
night.
Class
Meeting
8:00
o'elock.
Sunday
at
noon.
Preaching.
"3:00 p.
m. Sunday
School,
AT FEELERIKSILED (HURCH
REv. A. C. BOUGH,
Fastor,
Wedpresduy
Night.
C.uss
Meedny,
8:00
Gl
cK.
Sunday
aite'noon
3.00
p.
m.
Preaching.
Sunday
Schivo
aier
service,
T'o
these
services
all are
cordially
in
vited.
We
waunt
your good
words,
we
wish your consteuective
help.
HERMAN HOST,
See.
E.
C. 8. ROBINSON,
Fastw,
F E.
FRESH
AMERICAN EGGS
Al
“Werwin’s lce Gream Parlor”.