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51 YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED; V. 1. UIS. A., MONIIAY, BtH SEPTEMBER 1919. A ' i 5 ¢ s THE ST. CROIX AVis is printed and published doily (Sundays aivd Holidwys excepted) by G. Johanse: at the Ans Office. T R GES-==4o cents monthly 11 advance, 2 cents per single copy. fhcered as second-class matter May 26:h 1917 at the Post Office at Christian- eted. St. Croim V. Lot the U, 'S, A, W der the Aet of March 3. 1879 Contribution to this paver will be glad- ly received when the same detls with mat- te s of ¢eneral interest, und is accompea- nied with the author’s name, a3 a quar- antee of good faith. “DThe editor connot be responsihle for t'ic views of his éorrespoit- dents nor does he necessarily encorse them. LG LAMS : 3% CROIX STATION. donoluiu, Sevt. Ist. The cholera has spread feom Tokio to Yokohama where several cases 'have been discovered ac- cording o cubie advi ez recived here Itawa, Sept. lst.—Under a smiling blie sky and the strains of 'Oh Canada’’ H s Royal Highitess the Prirce cf Weles this morniaz laid the eorner ston2 of he Peace 'tover of the new parliament brilding. Following the laying of the corner -tone, the prince inspected the O tawa War Vererans. Hanover, Prussia, aug. 30th.—-iAss- ociated Pross) Addressing a delegation of students here on the ocecusion of tha fifth anniversary of ‘the battje of Tennenhiupg Field Marshal Yon liin- deaburg sail. “Iffive years<ago I was permitied to win a brilliant victory it was due to the dispensation of providence 'nd the spirit of th2 troeps assigned to me. We must hold on to this spirit gin“athe sad days . which are pow overcoming us. We must not lose courage. We must again become that which we onze were when in Ver- suilies the new German Empire was pro- taimed. T being among those permitied to join in che first three eheers for the Empevor. The spirit of these days must not be lost to us in these days of laxity and falseness’’. : Capenaagen, . September 2nod. -The Lithuaniar Legation announces that the Belsheviki have been surrounded on the iichuanian frort. They are oflering so make peace with Lithuania, whose ad- vance continues. Pavis, Sept. 2nd.—The Fiume problem will be solved by an agreement ‘hat the city will become a buffer State with an extended hinterland, according to an in- terview with 2 gromiasat Italian. which is printed in 11% Joaual today. Toe ar- tiee dee ares imie vitl ibo under a re- gitae which wiiiassuro the Jtalians char- acter of the eidy being governed by a Coanctl :rnnpnsgd of two ‘ltalians, two Juro-Slevs and one citizen of Fiviae, The city of Zara, it ¥s said, will he made free. Italy, az2cording to the interview, will renounc: her. sévereignity over t» terri- tory of ibesti in the central par: of the Saaara deser, ‘but will reeeive conces- | sions from dtke, French Inherak' a Asia | Minor. where there is a coal-field and in | Anatolia. Weilington,? #Sept.© 2nd.—The Peace Treaty with (Tv;'man,.' was unanimously raiified today b¥ Parliament, after mem- bers of the Labbur Party had ecificized i the pact. ' ¢ 9aris, Shpt. 2nd—The Aegean seaport, ~ access to which the Allies have decided to give Bulgaria, under the Peace T'reaty, | in Dedeagateh, together with the rail- "~ way leading to that port. ; | Londor. Sept. 2nd.—The ricllowing | " diplomatic apnointments are anrounced. Ambassador to [taly, Sir Gecrge W.' | . Buchanan® Ambassador to Spcin, Sir " Esme W. Howard. Mininister to ‘he ter- ritory of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, | Sir. Chas. A. “¥-ung. Minister to the Netherlands, Sir Rornald W. Graham. ' Minister to Poland, Sir Horace G. M. ' " Rumbold. Minister to Switzerland, Mr. =N o / / §'/ , ; = 1 { d A4N / [y @ SY\\ | ! m/\&\/ ?é\ ~\- / ~~\. | , Croix Avs ~ W N |Sy v ; 2 No. 205. “-+N§' b N . ; L.l Lh Sl £%l 830 TEHEIS EVENNG 8.30 . @ < 2 4 ® TP gy 49 "TTLIEY E2IRIZST 9 RGO THE . w 5 .i - T # ot P % : ’ EPISCDE 4: (Chapters 5-6.) ' § EPISCDE 5: (Chapters 7-8.) EPISCDE 6: (Chapters 9--10.) LOOK QUT FCR ERRORS IN PRG. O THE RING. In last Mopday ’ exhibition was 3 errvors; one of them was corr ctly pointed out by Mr. WILFRED BENJAMIN. - 3 i S : v PJ‘\).IZ Fhey 3 st “n,/e L e : Rla 00 2nd. ?yly‘e.. s i \ 5.‘\,‘.(7) _ Gl ERE ah Ee 8 20D The greatest number of errors pointed out by a single person takes Ist prize, . _the ‘next greafést number takes 2nd prize, and the third greatest number tak~s 3rd prize Let the¢ yes be the guide Train them to observe. A D .I‘, .’ Aq LQ l () ‘\l-. » ADULTS Reserved Heats 40- cents, (ieneral. Entrance 20 cents. ; CHlLD2EN—Reserved Seats 20 cents. General Entrance 10 ~ents. Theoplilus Russell. Minister to Sweden, A}TA‘.-‘C_‘\)!»E]L: Adrian de Rune Barelay. Minister of Finlani, Lord Acton. Min- ister tu the Czecho-Slavak Republic Sir George R. Clerk. Minister to Cuba, Wil- liam A. F. KErskine. | Liondon, Sept. 2nd.—Associated Press. The Morning Post says it is probable that the { rs¢ Dominion to appoint a resi- dent Minister under the Imperial Confer- enc2 propo.al, will be Canada. Although ~ no decisici: pas been definitely made, the ~ paper adds, it is possibl2 the office of the | H§gll Co. missioner would be coupled with the resident Minister and the busi- ness part of They, High Commissioners Office vested in the Canadian Trade Mission. : London, Sept. 2nd.—-The destroyer Victoria was¢ rpedoed and sunk in the Baltic Sea on Saturday Aug. 30th. The . Admiralt; announced today. Eight of . her comp'ement are missing. , ‘ Rio de Jjaneiro, Sept. 2nd.—The Brit- . ish cableship Colonia arrived here on . Sunday after having completed the lay- . ing of a rew eabie from England byway . of Ascension, St. Vincent and Fayal. ‘, Washirgton, Sept. 2nd.— < cotton erop . oof 11,230 000 bales this year was fore- . casted today by the U. S. Dept. of Agri- ~culture which based its estimate on the -~ condition of the erop on August 25th., t which it announced as 61.4% of a normal Lerop.