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L$, 5 AP T 2 e AW N o S- . o & Ry A , \ fAaR\ R\ . 7 ;fTg iL Y e«} g8'f\iI’\\\ /8 \\\\ NAR [czcaw? : ‘\ /g} -\\gy \‘o ='vb'?;/ : 7 "'; .@ \ =y ‘”:' :: gi ‘ !_-4 "t -e Yy e vy Oy| 1P ey W IR B P(§ 1T YRAR CHERINTIANSTED. V. I 1L 8. A |[UESHAY 9 MAY 1990 THE ST. CROIX AVIS 18 printed and published daily (Sundays and Holidays cxcepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Olffice. TERMS:--50 cents moithly in advance, 2 cents per single eopy. Entered as secoed-class muaiter May 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian- sted SE Croir V. Lol the U S A, un- der the Act of March 3. 1875. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same dewls with mat- ters of general interest, and is cccompa- nied with the author’'s name, as ¢ duar- antee of good fuith Theeditor cannst be responstble for the views of Ais correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorse them. TELEGRAMS. 8. CEOIX S ATION, New York, May 23rd.—Mr. J. P. Morgan tod iy announces thar his banking house wa: prepared to organize a syndicate to underwrite $25,000,000 of the $130,- vud, 000 Austrian reconstraction loan, London, May 24th.—-Mr. Mec Kenzie IKing, Premier of Canada, bas the follow- ing Empire Day message in the Times today: “‘On the oceasion ot Queen Vie- teria’s Diamond Jubilee, Sir "Wilfred Laurier, with characieristic prophetic in- sight vand vision spoks of the British as a walaxey of nations. The choice of words was a happy one. No longer are th-y capable of misinterpretation and misunderstanding. The stern logie of even's has ervstallized them into a for- mula. With each recurring aopiversary of the birthday of the worid’s most il- iustrious sovereign, the outiving domin- ions weleome the cpportunity cos cele- brating with the Briush ils'es all that they owe to ecmmon ovigin, c¢oinmon iradition and ecomwmon ideais. Among the naiions of the world there is nothng comparable to this expression of union of purpose and co-operative effurt on the part of each for the good of the whole. St. Lucia, May 25.h.—There having bheen no fresh case of zlastrim since the lith inst., elean bills of health are weing issued from today. London, May 24th.—Tollowing is the resu't of the Winehester Cup run at Man- chester vesterday: Bbuidhacnach Ist, Sulurian 2nd, Beau Regard 3rd. Washinoten, May 24th.—The Eritish Ambassador, Sir Auckiznd Geddes, has been confined to a durk room by order of his physician beeause of a serious alifiie- ton of the eyes, the re uit of a gas at- No. 122 ST. MARY’S MOVIES Tuesday, May 29, 1923 8.15 P. M. Douglas Maclean IN “The Home Stretch.” 5 REEL COMEDY. “SNICKY’S HOME RN " 2 REEL COMEDY. ‘ PRILBN c ... tack during the world war. Hervetofore, however, he had (recovered speedily from these attacks. London, May 24th.—AMr. G. R. Hall Caino, independent member of Parlia- ment for East Dorset, announced in a speech at Poole tonight that he is sailing next Wednesday tor Canada to negotiate with the Domirion Government for the construction of two hundred miles of railivav to open ub new country for set- tles. He hold: ¢at hope of valuable or- ders for the DBritush steel industries which, if reccived, wiil be a big factor in relieving unemvoloyment in Great Britain, Lausanne, May 24th.—ihe heads of the Aliied Deiegates, after conferviny this evering, decided not to convoke the finanecial coramission until furiber notice, for eonsideration of the Greeco-Tur«ish ditterences. The Allies wil wait untii the Tuikish delegation has reczived a reply from Angoia with regard to the compromise proposition in connection with Karagaten, but in order to comply with the desite expressed by the Greek delegation, the nheads of the Frencn, Italian and British Delegations nave in- vited [smet Pasha, head of the Turkish delezation, and M. Alexandris, the Greek Foreign Mioister, to conier with them on Saturday. . Gelsenkirchen, May 24th.-——Eight per- sons are dead seven men and one chiid, and between seventy and eighty are suf- fering from wcunds, due to bitter fight- ing which broke out last night in the town between Communisis and the e fence force. The troubie had i's orig in the seizure by the Communists of po- lice headquarters in which much destrue- tion was wrought. Tke Ywilding was then set on fie. Aientertal f vhefigriainmen consisting of May Pole Dance, Drills, Reciations, Dislogucs, Songs ete. will be given by pupils of the Christizansted Pub!’c Grammar School assisted by pu- pils of the Junior High School at the e g . LChristiansied Theatre s ) ® 3 oo E‘; > - o £ KRS LW eninge i‘l!i ':; ":G h’). E‘-':‘- ¢‘ A,; ¢;>I: 1’ '\“ A\,T ‘, (" 4\.‘ Reservpd seats, . ... . nn, General Bnteande ... ... . . Yhe Children half price. TICKETSFORSALE AT THE CHRIS. TIANSTED THEATRE. Al . ; " L : t theiod 3 4 MU p\;’ 1y N Ghiistiensizd Fub ic Srammar Schaol, May 23, 1923. S 8 £ -~ . » r\! "'l St. Croix Danske Klub & Lezeseforening atbiolder ordinar General ‘orsamling i Kiubbens Lokaler LORDAG L. e JUNI 1223 KL B m BESTYRELSEN.