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i ./& g "’ N | ¥ J\#\/, _ /\‘gi‘"’ . A q | /.\\ . U i /I'C . N é\\\ s v |3 \é s /‘;\. t l ’ ;?t:—,q. Ny 4/ é l % g N "/,.‘ifi"iin i -E'<~ 75TH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED, V. 1. U.S. A., WEDNESDAY. 10T DECEMBER 19109. - ! THE ST, CROIX AVIS | 13 printed and published daily (Sa.lays | and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen | at the Avis Ofice. : f - TERMS---50 cents monthly wn adonnce, | 2 cents per single copy. ' ntered as second-class matter May | 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian- | wad. St Crote, V. Latthe U.5. A, un- | der the Act of March 3. 1879. | Contribution to this paper will be yiad- | ly received when the same dels witio mat- ters of general interest, and is acco..pi- nied with the author’s name, as a guawr- antee of good faith. The editor cannot be responsible for the views of his corre:pon- | dents nor does he necessarily endorse them. TELEGRAM>S ST CROLX STAL 10, | i,ondon, Dec. 6ch.—A Madrid des; atch to the Central News says political and diplomatic circles foreshadow an ap- proaching union of the nations of West- ern Europe, comprising Great Britain, France, Spain, Beigiura ard Portugal, whieh is regarded as a posiiiwe guaran- tee for che. future. The correspondent says his opinion was gathered from the speeches made 2t the reception in the Pa- lace to Sirksme How.ird, the new British Minister. Paris, Dec. 6.h.—ln a Nole framed by the Supreme Council today, it is demand- ed that Germuny sign the protocol, pro- viding tor the carryirg out ol the Peace Terms, failinz which the Allies, it is set fqgth, will be obliged to have recourse to miiltary measures. Paris, Dec. 6th.—The rz2cent reference “of ;\?l'. Lloyd George to the probable set- tlement of the Turkish Empire’s future, _.at a Conference of representatives of the Allied and ssociated Powers in London, | has caused much comment in French of- ficial circles here today. However, it is | learned that the French Government has not yet consented to the trans-er ‘ tc J.ordon of peace ne2otiations af- fecting Turkish and Asia Minor Ques- tiops. | ~ Liverpool, Dec, 6th.—Lord Robert Ce- | ¢il, in a speech, said he did not think the ! suggested alliance between the United | States, Frauce and Great Britain, guaran- | teeing assistance for France ir case of | future aggression by Germany, would | materialize. Such alliances, Lord Rob- ’ ert declared, always broke down when they were wznted, : No. 7&‘4 ~C 5 W > . ¥ r - '.': > - CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 8.30 THIS EVENING 8.30 | Screen Magazine | ) 8 | g 1 REEL. | " 66 £ 7 99 é ~ “The Lion’s Claw. | Episode 13; Chapters 25 & 26. “INTHE SKIES” | Episode LzdGhapters 27 & 28. “HELL LET LOOSE” Performance concluding with The Comic ' . 99 | « Oh Ethel { ! ADMISSION. o T e s e .. 40c. | iGeneral Entrance . ........ e .. 20¢e. REMEMBER: REMEMBER: REMEMBER: THURSDAY: EVENING | ¢ s . a7 , The Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin.” .' 8 Reels. | In order to accommodate our patrons this picture will .be shown in one ' performance in Bpite of having been intended for2 nights, the prices of ad- ' mission being only 50c. tor reserved seats and 25c. for general entrance, Order your ticke?@w for this show today, as already many tickets have been ' sold. };?.? & N I R R, | Washington, Ded! 6th.—President Wil- | . son yesterday reserved judgement on the | Mexicosituation tntil he could examine . evidence submittpd;gy Senator Fall of New .~ Mexico, on which#’ he Senator based his . charges that the g exican Embassy and | | Consulsin the Unit}ffiStates haddistribut- . ed Red propagand hin the U S A. Sena- . tors Fall and Hitg® sock conferred with . the President for jdarly an hour. Sena- " tor Fall said in repl§ to questions that he | | was entirely satisflec with the Presi- ~ dent’s condition, apd with his ability to ' handle the Mexic isituation. While the ~ President did not’say directly that he | . would communica with Congress on | . the Mexican Situation, the Senator gain- | | ed the impression #hat he would have ' some advice to givea pefore the Senate | | Foreign Relations Comuiittee meets on '~ Monday. ‘A | INew York, L)ec.;,?th.———A prize of SIOO,- o ot 000 has been offered for the invention of an aeroplane which will raise and land vertically, it was learned here today. The otfer made by Edouard and Andre Michelin, French Type Manufacturers, through the Aero-Club of America a machine which can take off from the roofs of medium sized houses anddandat the same place is desired. It i8"also specified in the terms that the winning machine must have the greatest possibie range of speed up to 134 miles per hour. -—.——_—_—____3——__——___ Gheap For Cash, ONE Young and Co. Make Phonograph with Silent Motor and Mufflerattach- ed, can play any record, including Pathe Edison by adjusting reproducer. For further information apply at this Office.