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DISEASES DANGERNUS TO PUBLIU HEALTH N THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED SIATES. During the month of Novembor 1922, the fouuwing diseases of interest to the public have been reportad in the Virgin Islands: In Saint Croiz. Clichemlo -... .. e, 8 BIBEHE .oo.o veved evy i Dyaenitery, entamebie............ 1 Bl L i O : SRR L e e R Tl o e Tuberzulosis chr. pu1m......... .. 1 In St.* Thomas.— St. John. L e e 9 H. M. STENHOUSE, M. D. Chief Sanitation Officer, Municipality of St. Croix. SCHOOL ATTENDANCE REPORT No. 18. Week Endirg Deec. 15, 1922, Municipality of St. Croix. Per- Percent of cent of Pupils not Attend- School Cla s tardy. ance. Christiansted Jr. High 93 56 100 00 La Vallez Rural 100.00 100.00 Frederiksted Public 9(97 9106 Peter’s Rest Rural 93.34 99.09 Christiansted Public 93 a8 9038 Friedensfeld Rural 93.62 97.23 Diamond Rural 9892 9714 Frederiksted Jr. High 93.70 96.67 La Princess Rural 96.20. 93 60 Frederiksted Senior High 98.57 92.85 PLOCAL. 34 lines of rain was measured at the Fort this morning. . We have b2en asikod to erntradiet the statement made that there would not be any show at Bt. Mary’s Hall tomorrow eveningz. I'his statement was made after it was understood that the film was by mistake left in St. Thomas, but as the said film was rzcciced at Irederik- ST. MARY’S MOVIES V Tuesday Dec. 19th 1922, 8.15 P. . - CHARLES RAY . IN “AVillage Sleuth” 5 REEL PARAMOUNT COMEDY. Lo W RICES: R R sted yesterday. the show will take p'ace as usual. Sece ad. above. The s. s. Marina from San Juan, P. R. via St. Thomas arrived at this port at 6.45 p. m. on Saturday, discharged her cargo and 75 bags mail for Christiansted and 24 for Frederiksted which were car- rizl overland, and sailed for Fred=riksted yesterday morning returning to St. Thomas at 3.00 p. m. The s.s Bridgetown from New York visited this port yesterday, discharged cargo and a smail mail, and sailed tor the islands at 6.00 p. m. carrying mail for most the ports of the Leeward and Wind- ward groups, ete. The Industrial Banl enliveaes] the town wita a popalar concert last night at which there was the uasual appreci- ative gathering. , Mr. Gustave Lange and Miss Annabel Sewer of this town were united in wedlock at the 2 Moravian Churen hare yesterday . morning. The bride was given away by her broth2r Mr. Paul Sawer and Mr. R. H. L:aler was the groom’s best man. Conzrcatulatioas. Just as he was anoroachinz his rasi- dence on Saturday nignt Me. Chr.Jacobs, merchant of Frederiksted, was assaulted by an unknown fellow who snatched his cashpan containing some S3O) and made off with it through the Haglish Churchyard. Prompt puarsuit and the rattling of the pan caused the thief to drop his booty which was recovered from some undergrowth. There will be no show at the Chris- tiansted Theatre thiz week. CORREUVION. Issue of Szaturday, 16th instant: Sec- ond local item shoald cad D~. C. B. Van Gaasbeek insteadof =" . V.”’ . Last local item is amanded as follhws: ‘“‘there with’’- corrected to t(liercwith; “tomorraw’’ to temorrow; ‘‘resiked’’ io resided; ‘‘fitest’’ to fittest, and the pro- noun them shonld be inserted before “‘bon voyage’’. TELEGRANS. ST. CROIX STATION Tokio, Dee, 13th.—Hirohito, the Prinee regent, is seriously ill'with measles. At nonn today his temperature was 104.9 and his pulse 168. The!Prince’s illress is following the usual course of measles and there are no comp!it ations. Dubiin, Dee. 13th.—Lord Gienavy, formerly Sir James C: mpbell, was elect- ed chairman of the Fiee State Senate yes- terday. Lord Glznavy was rormerly the Irish Lord Chancellor an:t in pre-wa: days was a warm supporter of the Uister pol- icy. Senator Douglas, who wus eiected Viez chairman, moved the appeint neng of a commitiee, to work for the immeds- ate cessation f host,li ies throsghuut the Free State Mrs. S:opford Green seconded the motion and the resolutici was unanimously adopted. London, Dee. 13th.—An epidewie of typhus of a virulent type is sweeping through the district of Innis in the north- west part of the county of Mayo and whole families have been wiped out, according to a Ballina despatch to the Daily Ezxzpress. There has been noth- ing like it since the time of the Great Irish famine. Peking, Dec. 13th.—Anton Lundeen, the Amer.can Missionary, who was kid- nappad by bandits in Honan province o October 13th last, has been released. Three other Americans are still being held ecaptive and the diplomatic corps here has appointed a commission which will start for Hooan province to negoti- ate their releasz. Dablin, Dee. 13ch.— National troops made a clean sweep of the entire Eermoy ar2a during the last week, according to an official report issued yesterday. Many irregulars vere captured, together with th2ir arms and equipment and consider- abie stolen property was recoverzd. The report says there are now no irregular acrivities in th2 Eastern area, which in- cludes Fermoy and Youghal in Eastern County, Cork, and Lismore, County Wa- terford. Paris, Dec. 13th.—The Cabinet this morning approved tis- . .itude taken on the reparations question by M. Poincare at the recent London eonference of. Pre- miers, after hearing M. Poincare’s re- port of the meecting. It also expressed agreement with him regarding the de- clarations to be made in the Chamber of Deoputies oa Frilay, va2n it is expected the Govt. will b 2 called upon to reply to an interpeliation. Rome, Dee. 13th,—I*taly is suffering from an exceptionaiiy cold wave. Five p:rson3 have been frozen to death -in Rome and several similar- cases are re- ported from other cities. The Apcnpine ST B 2 0D AV 1S