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=t Croix Ans 76TH YEAR CHRISTIANSTED. V.l U. &% A. TUESDAY STH APRIL 1921. _ THE ST. CROIX AVIS 18 printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johamsen at the Avis Offi ce. TERMS---50 cents monthly in advance. 2 cents per single copy. tntered as second-class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian wted, St. Croix. V. L ofthe 11. S. A., un der the Act of March 3. 1879 Contribution to this paper will *2 glag ly received whén the same deals wivh mat- ters of general interest, and is accompa- nied with the author’s name, as a quar- antee of good faith. The editor cannot be responsible for the views ofhis correspon- dentsnor does he necessarily endorsethem. _ TELEGRAM -. ' ST. CROIX STATION. London, March 31st.—The Govt. this evening in connection with the coal erisis, prociaimed a state of emergency under the emergency powers act of 1920. Vi:nna, March 3lst.—Reaports were reczived by varioas newspapers neare today that ex-Premier Charies had pro- clai ned a Military diccatorsaip at Steina- manger it is officially reported here that Admiral Horthy, the Hungarian regent, has resigned, an? will I2t events take their course bat the report is not con- firmed. It is also reported that former Emperor Cha-les is on the way to Buda- pest from the frontier, and phat the army adhering to his cause is on the move, Further repuiis are that one hundred thousand men from the west Hungarian Garrisons have raliied to the colours of General Lehar, reputed to be the Mili- tary leader in a movement {rom a Steina- manger to cause the restoration of Cnarles. The Wiener Joutnal announced that 3,000 Jugo-Slav troops have been massed in Varasd in “‘rotia with the inter.tion of marching oa Steinamanger and preventing a restoration of the Hapsburg’s by all means. Vienna, March 3lst —Confirmation was received in official quarters here this afternoon that Martial Law had been declared in Western Hungary under the supporters of ex-Emperor Charles. Thus causing an intensified feeling of gravity in Govt. circies over the situation. Beifast, March 31st.—Cardinal Logue, the Primate of Ireland, was interviewed on Tuesday by Sir William Goulding and three other Southern Irish Unionigts with No. 75. ¥ W ® W. L. Electric Co., Einar Svendsen : Chrristiansted, St. Croix, V.L U. S A. Sole Agent for the Celebrated - Lumen Plants, 3) H P wiiter-cooled engine with direct connected dynamo. Complete Plants and all spare parts in ~tock in Christiansted fer immediate delivery, On account oi my absence from the island during June to October " all parties intending installing EL#“CTRIC LIGHTING PLANTS this year are politely requested to communicate at once with the object, it is und®rstood, of securing the opening of pezce negotiations be- tween the Irish Republican Parliament and the British Govt. The interview took piace at Dundalk, county Louth. Sir William Goulliaz is a prominent rail- way man, a resident of Dublin Vienna, Mareh 30:h. —The entire Aus. tro-Hunzariano feonizr has been clozed by joint action of ti: two Govts. pend- ing the final dispasiion of ex- Fimperor Charles. The 3panish Minister here has asked the Governmeat for a pass (0 enable the »x-Emperor to cross the coun- try and it is reported that the latter in- tends transferring the eantire former royal family to 3pain, The Austrian Govt. is taking every jossible precaution to prevent ex-Euporor Charles from re- entering the country from Steinamanger, in West Hungary, iast over the Austrian horder, where he is report'd to have taken refuge to the¢ estate of a Hunza- rian nobleman, aiter his unsuccessful attempt to induce the Hungarian Re- gent, Admiral Horthy, turn his powers. Meanwhile the little Entente, comgrising the Xzecho-Slavks, Jugo-Siavks and Ru- mania, has served notice on the Aus trian Govt. that the troops will be march- ed into Austria on the slightest indica- tion that ex-Emperor Charles is to be permitted to remain in the country. e Govt. announced today that it would order an investigation into the mauner in -which Charles crossed Austria into Hungary. For Sale. Furniture and Household Effecis 1 MAGH. PIANO ip fine condition, HAGH. TABLES, PRESSES, ROCKING CHAIRS, other CHAIRS, CARD TABLES, 1 old Magh. Writing Desk. Fine STANDING LAMP, DANISH WALL CLOCK., CARPETS KRYSTAL VASES, GLASSES, and DEKANDERS, 1 nig DINNER SET. all kind o1 KITCHEN UTENSILS, different kind of JEWELRY. some plated SILVES WARES, also 1 BUGGY and 1 st NEW HARNESS, Plants and Poultry. K. KNUDSEN, Bookkeeper, La Grange, April 2nd.