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SeT e ROl X A VIS TED THEATRE CHRISTIANS A— D rwAy o> 8.15. THURSDAY EV=iNGNG 8.10. CONTINUATION OF € 39 ‘MATHIAS SANDORF AFTER THE FAMOUS NOVEL | BY “JULES VERNMNE” 1] Summary of the Three first Episodes: Fifteen Years have elapsed since the tragic events at Trieste, = Pierre Bat-ory. utterly in ignorance of the drama which h~~ ais father his lite, loved Sava Toronthal. Silas Toronthal, silencing his scruples, was abut to eornseat 10 their marriage. Sarcany, learning of his accomplice’s from Namir, his sliave, insist that Silas should allow him to marry Sava in order to restore his dilapidated forcune. _ Please ‘come in tine as the performance has to siart shirp 3.15 07 azzunt ¢ th big program. MONDAY EVENING the last instalmant of MATATAS SANDDRFE. COMING. COMING. “JACK DEMPSEY” HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION OF THE WORLD. ADMWMISSITION B e s e ey NL. e iy B Childre 15c¢. and 10ec. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 4, 1922. M~:th Carrinton, English Church Hill, Mr. Bertram Christian, Miss L.uey Ann Cloughlin, Miss Mabel Dougherty, Mr. Charles James, Mr. Johgif Horiss; Estate Blessing, Miss Jane McEvilley, Mrs. Axehelena Michiel, Miss Mary Petersen, No. 6 Little Hospital St. Mrs. Beathrice E. Petsiuns, Miss Consuela Richards, Charles Watson, Post Office, Christiansted, Virgin Is- lands, Novembzr 6, 1922. B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster. Mails Close for the United States and other places via New York bys s. Parima at 11.00 a. m. Friday, 10th. instant. LOCAL. ““The Sign Invisible’’, the picture sereened at St. Mary’s Hall last night depicted the Deity’s influznces in the SCHOOL ATTENDANCE REPORT No. 12. Week Endirg Nov. 3, 1922. Municipality of St. Croix. Per- Percent of cent of Pupils not Attend- School Class tardy. ance. I deriksted Senior High 100.00 100.00 Kre leriksted J. High 95.56 100.00 La t'rincess Rural 100.00 100.00 La Vallee Rural JOOO.OO 100 00 Frederiksted - Publie 92.5) 99.10 Christiansted Jr. High 97 46 u 8 64 Diamond Rurul v3.16 ' 9855 Christiansted Public 93.173 95.25 Peter’s Rest Rural 96,20 9091 Friedensteld Rural 91.67 93.15 events of a scoffer’s life resulting in his awakening andj.return to godly belief. Anita Stewart in “‘Virtuous Wives”’ is the drama for next Tuesday nignt. The Creole with mails and passengers salled for St. Thomas at 5.30 yesterday aiternoon. ThubLiaßaMS. ST. CROIX STATIOGN London, Nov. 3rd.—A remark made yesterday by Major John Jacob Astor, who said, ‘'l am transterring my wealth from the Urited States to this country”,\ was treated as a big item of news in the morning papers, one headiine reading, “*Astor millions coming here’’. DBy some . people, it was assumed that the ‘V]ag’w‘ "~ s a brother of Viscount Astor, me#c- 1y referred to his recent investm’ems in the late Lord Nor:hclif’fe’%hare of stork in the London Times, whicihe and Mr. Walter recently purchased for more than six million doilars, but others gave to the remark a more sensational turn. Ma- jor Astor, who is contesting a seat from Dover in the ccming elections, made the above statement in replving to a heckler, who irquired whether he 1S ;%ing to expose his own weailh to gritish taxa- tion. New York, Ncv. Srd.—cre is much speculation here over t# reported an- nouncement from London by IMajor As- tor that he was transferring his wealth from the United Stags to Kingland. The personal hoiding of the ia'e Lord Astor in the United States tutalled more thanm eighty miilion dollars, according to the referee’s report issued last March iu the supreme court. London, Nov. 2rd —The German Cab- inet, according to a Central News des- paich has decided to ask the reparatiors commission {or permission so negotiate a ioreign loan or five hundred million gold marks for the purpose of stabilizing the mark. St. Johns, N. F., Nov. Brd.At sun- rise this morning, the signzl station at the entrance of this port reported the velocity of the wind at eighty miles an hour, of a storm blowing from the north- east, which shows but littl@gign of abat- ing, although the glass 1s 1&' New York, Nov. 3rd.—The Cunard Lirer ‘‘Mauretania’’ arrived here teday, having broken the speed recoed between the Cherbourg breakwater and the Am- brose light, covering the distance in five davs, seven hours and thirty-three min- utes. This is one hour and forty-seven minutes better than the previous record, which was also held by the '‘Maure- tania’’. Paris, Nov. 3rd.—The weill known French aviator, Fonck, who has just re- turned from a tour in South America, says that aviatior: will soon be the most important ractor in those countries’ eco- nomic life. On account of the nature of the land the lack of rosds and the vast size of the agriculturai estates aviation, he declared, is bound to become the usual means of travel and is already entering on irs routine existence,. Athens, Nov. 3rd.— Ex-King Cecnstan- tine of Greece wiil be charged with the responsibility so: the Greek disaster in Asia Minor ard will be given an oppor- tunity to return and prove his innccence, according to the newspaper Vima., It appears almost certain, however, that he will not return. Paris, Nov. 4th.—By a vote of 368 e