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CHBISTIANSTED.
V. lU. 8. A..
WEIDNESDAY, lita
APRIL 1923
A
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antinn
!
4 .5
2
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£,
antion!
Atteniian
itantion!
Attention!!
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St. John’s
Scheel
House
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The Amateur (_,‘.l::\)
of Christiansted
will repeat
the
sa:ae
programme
of
April 4th
for
the
benefit
of
St.
John’s
Church.
.15 o'clock
AT
L.15 o’cloek.
Don’t miss
this
ehance.,
Se.ure
your
seat
early and avoid
the rush
at
7 30.
Pianos
seats
can
b»
seen
on
Wednes-
ds
at the
Sehool
House,
from
10
to
12
8
M and
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Boserved
Seals
..
...
.. .2b
cenis.
General
Enteaned.
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...
.. 1D
Children
Haif Price.
C.
HENNEMANN,
Manager.
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Auministraior's
Notice
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EN THE DISTRICT
COURT OF
THKE VIEGIN ISLANDS
OF
THE UNITeb STATES. C'Rl™
STED SUB-
J.
DIC:AL DS, ICT.
N THE MATTER
YrF THE ESTATE
OF
ROSABELLA
BENNERS.
DECEASED.
RIOTICE
is
hereby
given,
that
A,
E,
é?
STAKEMANN, Administrator
of the
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4
above entitled
estale,
having
filed
1n
the Distriet
Court of the Virvgin Islands
of
the
United
Statas.
his
final
aecount
of
the admiaistration
of
the
said
estate,
the
hearing
of the
came
has
been
fixed
for
SATURDAY
it
B
the 12 day of Way A D, 1923
at
10 o'clock
a.
m. of that day,
at
the Office of the Judge
of said
Court
in the
Town
of Christiansted,
Island
of
St.
Croix, and all
persons
interested
In
the
said
estate
are
hereby
notified
then
and
there
to appear
and
show
ecause,
if
any
they
have,
why
the
said
account
should
not be settled
and
allowed.
Christiansted,
St.
Croix,
April
sth
1923.
A. E. STAKEMANN,
Administrator.
THEST. CROIX AVIS
is printed and
putlished
daily (Sundays
and Holidays excepted)
by G. Jolansen
at
the Avis Olffice.
TERMS---50
cents
monthly in advance,
2
cents
per
single copy.
Entered
as
second-class
matter
May
26th 1917 at
the Post Office
at
Christian-
sted.
St Croix,
V. L. otthe
l]. 5. A..
un-
der the Act of March 3.
1879
Contrihution
to this piper
wiil be glad-
lg reccived
when
the same
deals
with mat-
ters of general
interest,
and
is
accempa-
nied with the
author’'s
name,
as
a
guar-
antee
of good faith
The editor cannot
be
responstblefor the views of his corr.spon-
dents
nor docs he necessarilyendorsethem.
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX
STATION,
Cardiff, Apri! 7th.—12,000
ccal
miners
emploved in the properties
of
Viscount-
ess
Rhondda
are
demarding
that
the
Welsh
coal strike
be discontinued.
London.
April Tth.—lt
is
estimated
that in Great Britain at the present
tim?>
that there
are
nearly
700,000
workers
in-
volved in disputes
with
their
emplovers
and
that
some
56,000
are
already
on
strike.
These
inciude
the
Welsh
miners
and
the
Norfolk farm
workers.
The
employers
of
the
building
trades
an-
nounce
today
a
new
schedule
of
wages
and
hours
which
will
become
effective
on April 14th.
If the
men
do
not
ac-
cept
it,
a lackout
ol nearly 500,050
work-
ers
may resu.t.
Constantinople
Apri!
7. h.—Another
fortnight’s
respite
trom
the
cnforce-
ment of prohihition
has
been
prociaimed.
Tne suspicion
is saining ground
that
en-
forcement
will never actually
b 2 applied
to Constantinople.
The
evasive
tactics
by
the
‘‘wets’’ will
be
used
until the
new assembly
meets,
when
an
effort
to
repeal
the law will be
made.
Meantime
the Allies have designated
legal drinking
resorts
for Allied officers and
men.
Simla,
April Bth.
~The
vplague
is
rag-
ing
in almest
all the
provinces
of India,
the
statisties
for the week
ending
March
21th, giving 9,000
new
cases
for all India,
of
which
8,000
were
fatal.
The
death
rate
is
especially
heavy
in
the
cen-
tral
provinces,
the
united
provinces,
Bombay
FPresidency
Punjab
and
Delhi.
In
Caleutta
there
have
been
oniy
three
deaths.
All possible
remedies
and
pre-
ventative
measures
have
been
taken
by
_he authorities.
No. 82.
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Auction Notice
Li
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IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF
ARTHUR QUEALE., DECEASED.
T Ihe request
of
A. E. STAKEMANN,
Andminisl‘:mw
of
the
above
entitled
Estate
and
pursuant
to
ovder
of the
District
Court
of
the
Virgin Islands
of
the
United States
dated
THE
11TH DAY
OF
JANUARY
1923
the
real
property
belonging
1o
the
atforesaid
Estate
of
ARTHUR
QUEALLE,
deceased,
situate
in
the
Island
of St. Croix
in Northsid:
Quarter
Letter
D. registercd
under
No.
11,
12 and
13 in
said
Quarter
and known
as
ESTATES
9
Canaan,
Betzy's
Jewel
and
Mount Pleasani,
containing
an
area
asoregating
about
{Ol5
acres
of
land
with buildings thereon
consistineg
of
two
dwelling
houses
con-
taining
respeetively
3
and
2 rooms,
vil-
lage
consisidng
of
2
ro®ms.
and
1 pen,
nvestoek
comprising
about
50
head
of
horned
cattle,
3
mares,
1
foal,
2 mules,
and
2 donkeys
and
1
e»lt.
lmplements
1 low
zart and1 wagveon,
will
be
offered
for sale
at
a publie
aucuon
to
be
held
at
the undersigned
Vendue
Olfice
on
WEDNESDAY
E
ol na?
X
[
the Sth day of May 1923
AT 3O'CLOCKIN THE AFTERNOODN.
Conditiens
for
the
sale
will
be
pro-
duced
at
the auction.
Christidansted
Vendue
Office, St.
Croix,
April 6th
1923
Fee
Fr.
10
!
Say
ten Franes)
{.H PAYNE,
Vendue Dirzcior.
LISTOF
UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE
WEEK ENDED APRIL 7, 1923.
Mr. Lirrey A. Branit,
Myrs, Cathrine
Dawids,
Mathildier
Williams,
Mr. Ivaie Yeaeell.
Post
Office,
Christiansted,
Virgin Is-
lands, April 9,
1923.
B.
R. LARSEN,
Postmaster.