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ST RO X ARV] S CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 815. MONDAY EVENING 8.15 THE LAST THREE EPISODES OF “The Trail of the O if e Trail of the Octopus o With BEN WILSON AND NEVA GERBER Episode 13. ‘‘THE TRAITOR MANDARIN"’, Episode 14. '‘'THE HOUSE OF SHADOWS’'. Episode 15. Final Episode: ‘‘THE TRAIL OF THE OCTOPUS”’. Secure Your Tickets In Time As There Is Sure To Be A Rush To This Show. ADMISSION RN e B aad e (General Entrance.......... e e Children 20 and 10c. Publicati üblication. DUE to postponement of the Colonial Council meeting until December 22, 1921, the previously advertised hour for the Tax Commission of St. Croix to meet in the Police Office at Frederiksted on that date, is hereby changed from 10 o'clock a. m. to 9 o’clock a. m Tax Commission For St. Croix, 9 De- cember, 1921. C.E RAPPOLEE. T. J. STRIDIRON. B. Brandt is well known in S%. .Cr(_)?\' for Neat Attractive Printing— Therefore, 1fyou would have that Joyful, F'riendly Expression of Xmas Tide printed on the Cards you sznd out this season let me print your Xmas &New Year Cards Their appearance will carry more than mere words can express. Commercial Printing also accepted. Printed Wedding & Birthday Cards also on hand for sale. : B. BRANDT, Frederiksted, St. Croix, V. IL. LOCAL. The S. S. Guiana will sail from New York on Wednesday, 14th inst. The S. S. Fort St. George is due at j sl. CROIX | SCHOOL ATTENDANCE REPORT No. 15. Week Endir.g November 18, 1921. Municipality of St. Croix. | SCHoOL CLASS PERCENTAGE | La Vallee Rural 100.00 ' Annaly Rural 100.00 . Frederiksted Public Urban 99.83 . Christiansted Junior ; High Urban 99.78 . Frederiksted Junior ‘ Higb Urban 99.63 . Christiansted Public Urban 98.44 - Diamond Rural 997 . Peter’s Rest Rural 97.61 ~ La Princesse Rural 97.38 ~ Friedensfeld Rural 94.23 - Municipality of St. Thomas and St. John SCHOOL CLASS PERCENTAGE Senior High Urban 100.00 U. S. Grant Urban 100.00 Sixth Grades Urban 99.51 Town Urban 98.87 Lincoln Urban 98.35 Monroe Rural 98.20 Washington Urban 98.19 Nisky Rural 96.29 Jefferson Urban 96.09 Madison Rural 94.35 St. John Rural 94.25 Frederiksted on Wednesday morning at 6 a. m. for New York. The Mystery arrived at Frederiksted this morning and mails may be looked for later. We have been asked fto mention that the Native Brass Band will give a eon- eert on the Wharf Sunday evening. By request the program played on Sunday afternoon last, 4th. Dec., will be repeated with a slight change. A Juvenile Foot-ball mateh will be played at Holger Danske Ground, on Dec. 11th., between the Excelsior and Fearless elubs of this town. Game commences at 4,15 p. m. sharp. —Com. TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. London, Dec. 6th.—A definite promise of allegiance to the Empire by the Sinn Fein is provided for in the Irish peace terms the Central News states. The agreement, it says, is satisfactory to the King, in that it involves.lreland’s assoeci- ation with the Empire. London. Decembar 6th.— The Evening Standard says that the Govt’s. propos.ils for an Irish settlement, upon hich agreement was reached this morning, provide for an Irish free state, with- drawal of all military forces from Ire- land and safeguards which will insure peaceful conditions. Birmingham, Deec. 6th. —lreland here- after will be known officially as ‘‘the Irish free state’’, under the agreement reached at last nights London Confer- ence, it was anrounced by Lord Birken- head ir an address here today. London, Dec 6th. Denial was given today at the home of Ex:emperor Wil- liam at Doorn, Holland, of the r )ort of his beztrnothal, says a despatch tio the Daily Mail from Doorn. Loncdon, Dec. 6th. —Reuters Melbourne correspondent cables that there are rei- terated demands upon the federal Gov- ernment of*Australia for the rasumption of trade with Germany Imports from (Germany are supposed to be:i:absolutely barred, but it is apparent that indirect operations in this line are proceeding to a considerable extent and are nullifyingthe effects of the prohibition. The Austra- lian steel orks threaten to close down ow- ing toalleged heavy importations through intermediate countries and now demand higher du.ies, combined with anti dump- ing legislation. The Government pro- posed to revoke the prohibitory proclama- tion, but will suspend the operation of the revocation until the anti-dumping bill can be considered in Parliament. New York, Dec. 6th.—The early raw sugar market was quiet and unchanged new crop Cuba’s were offered as low as 3.66 for centrifugal, the lowest in several years, while the committees price for the old crop is 4.11. Berlin, Dec. 6th.—lt is reported that 100 persons lost their lives today as the result of the explosion of an oil tank in the Noben dynamite works at Vaarlouis, Rbenish Prussia. The works are burn- ng. Washington, Dec. 6th.--The Presi- dent informed Congress today, in his first annual message, that a ‘‘most gratifying world accomplishment’ by the armament conference ‘‘is not gm- probable,”” The message was delive‘ted