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The Governor is expected today on the Vixen to attend a meeting of the Colon- ! ial Council. The Navy band is to leave by the ship fer St. Thomas where it is expected t~ be stationed < bout a month. During its aksence 1t is hoped the Muni- cipal Bands will iose nu opporturity to fill the vacancy nd afford entertainmert to which the public has become very ; ny:ch attached. » 1+ 2 installation of Revd. Heghe Henry ¢ addvastor of the Moravian Church Fre- * ¢ sthal was effected at the torenoon gce yesterday, Revd. Wolter open- ng- *he service which was very impres- -IY, voughout, the new minister deliv- - ring the sermon and Revd. Wolter elos- -+ wng with a tarewell address during which : the entire congregation was deeply touch- I ed. The theatre offers a new serial for this evening, and as lar as can be iearnt ’ there is every reason to expect to see something grand and interesting. A ) house is looked for. \ 1. (meeting convened by Mr. A. H. a2: 1 and neld in Moravian Schonl ywouse on Friday night lasu was, as stated . in ouar iirst refeir-‘nee w ity w 0 rly aitend- ed. [nat is pecnansi‘ttrivaiable o the tace tpat few | .Wwe 2 thoroaghly ¢oave: sant with L.s fPe~ hich tae tr cering hath b ledy fore felt11 a1 rorev ™ o, alk ST CRu:IX AN = CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE &.30C THIS EVENING 8.30 A big New Universal Serial . THE BIL}GEST SERIAL RELEASED | THE LAST TEN YEARS, FEATURING “EDDIE PAL)”. THE HERCULES O « THE FILM IN: “The L Os The Ci " e Lure ‘he Circus, Included in the cast is: ' : 4 Molly Malone, the rising ‘‘Star’’ on the sky of the moving piciure, as NAN HAR- DEN, who devote more time to the saddl= th:.n 1o her studi>;’ EDDIE PALOS'S, the\hero ''CODY” in''The Bull’s Bye?’. as "'EIDIE. And last. but not least, your old acjuaintance “SWEINEY’, als) from THE BULL'SEYE, f ' CHAPTERS = 2-3-4. prsow'e 3 g LG TEN.!”f | Episode 2. “THD GIANT'S LEAP!! Show concludes with a 2 reel Comic: “The Freckied Fish” Secure your tickets for the whole serial in advance, as you will get 10 per cent DISCOUNT. A DMISSION: Resrw Weaw 0 Al aenaral Bntranee .... ..- e ss ol LO to ascertaln whnat ir was a!l about. Tlhis nas been taken int ~ consideration by the promoter and otlers interested in the scneme of extending t©» Christiansted the organization recently founded in the country at a mee:ing in the Midiand Mora- vian School House, under the name of the St. Croix Cooparac’ e Loan Associa.ion,and ic was decidad at cae meeting on Friday night that greater publicity as to tie form and objeet of the society should be taken up, and anorher meeting held on the 16Th. insiant at a more central point in Lown waoen 1t is hoped that the atten- dan-e will be reprcsentative and tavor the enrolment of memb:rs which was postponed on account of the smali gath- ering at last meeting. Speaking on F*day night the Revd. Mr. Barrow who vas elected chairman of t ‘e meeting af:pr the same had been declared open by Mr. @gaard, praised the idea of such a society as that contem- piated and referred to Xindred organiza- tious in the British Islands where they acnieve a high df gree of success and p ove of great oenefit to their members. Mr. Dgaard then spoke in detail on the projected aims aand intentions of the so- cle'y to be abie to acquire means and Invest rhe same 'to general advantage or help members ‘desiring means to in- vest, and th. «*€urther tha develcp- men .of cooper- v orindividual Interest as the case ma e So tar, it is thought to have the n ewubership divided into Jour srades, say, A. B. C. and )., the first to pay monthly contributions of $2., the second of SL.. the third of 5V cents and a fourcn for enlidren (o pay abouc 20 c:2nts. It is prettv clear, we think,that tne estab- lishment of such a society and its proper upkzep will demand the cooperatiion and lascing effort and zeal of lis oricers and membars, and the tar-reaching Dbenernts to be derived from such a society being only too apparent and inducive [0 rejuire much presentation, we can OoOnly (rust that the advisability of giving rull sup- port trom all quarters will urge aa en- thusiastic par:icipation in the next raeet- ing and a large roll of membersnip among those who can be depended upon to back tne thing up. TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX S{AIIUN. London, Fab. 22nd. —A Russian Wire- less message received here, dealing wiin the Moscow Soviet election, says thatl ot 574 deputies whose election has been deri- nitely decided, 542 were Bolsheviki ceandidates. Paris, Feb. 22nd. -- Airplanes are 1o be used in t'rench Guiana for the transport of gold from the mines at St. Laurent Du Maroni, waich is sevarated rrom cne Coast towns by a one nundred mile belg of ~lmost impenerrable forest., <Cunces have hithert) been used. London, February 2lst.— ('ne Loondon “limes’’ airplane, compeiing In e Cairo to “apetown Flight, leit Mongaila in the lower Soudan yesterday mo:ning for Menge, 1n the province of b'soga, Uganda. | Washington, Feb. 21s:.—Congres:; has received still another presidential ds- ability bill for consiceration. It is pro- posed that thirty consecutive days ab- sence from the United States, or dis- ability through illness for a like period . on the part of the President, wculd cause the Vice-President to assuiue the d.aties of the office. . London, Feb. 21st.—Lord Reading has deiinitely declined the ambassado:ship at Washingtonr and the post bas oeen offered to Sir Auckland Geddes, whc has not yet acceptedit,according to the' llaily Mail”. but it is believed by that Naws§ paper that he will acecept it rather :ha continue as Minister of National Seivice and carry co relief work. Constantinople, Feb. 2lst.—Thirty thousand refugees are waiting at Russiand Black Sea Ports for permission by th Allied High Commissioners to come tg Turkey. New York, Feb. 21st. —Recent heavy gold shicments to South America were explained 'yesterday by the stateraent that Loendon ® -+ drawing on resarves here to make .. ment for purchases o grain and t{ides. The total amoum gshipped approximates thirty miilior pesos. : London, Feb. 21st.—The *"DailyChro cl~”’ .earns that a syndicate has ,p