St. Croix Avis, 1921-09-29, page 2
S1 €. ROo AN IS GREAT BOXING MATCH L o v UNDER THE AUSPICES OF MANAGEMENT OF THE WEST END MOVIES : : ili be staged at ; THE WEST END MOVIES ON SHOW STARTS 8.30 O’CLOCK SHARP | PROGRAMME: : RIRST PART. 6 99 THE LOVE CALL SENSATIONAL 5 REEL DRAMA. INTERMISSION - —T—*“_—'f“““"'“"' SECOND PART; ¢ . HEAVYWEIGHI TEST-MATCH (4 ROUNDS.) ~ Big George Brouxs, 180 lbs. Local Heavyweight Representative. VERSUS F:ghting Boney, 12st. 4lbs. B. W. 1. Champion. PRELIMINARY BOUT, CATCHWEIGHT, 4 ROUNDS. - Kid Henry 130 lbs. Local Crack. ' VERSUS Battling Cornelius, 140 ibs. Late of New York. Hard and Clean Fights Guaranteed. PRICES OF ADMISSION. e L a0 TS B e L L B R e R TANDING LUe BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY AT MERWIN'S GARAGLE. LOCAL. The Creole arrived here this morning with St. Thomas and Porto Rico mails. TELEGR s MS. ~ ST. CROIX STATION. London, Sept. 24th.—In the matter of unemployment in England, apart from the consideration of the question of giving immediate -relief to the unemployed, it is understood that Gov- A CARD. Miss Marie F. …
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S1 €. ROo AN IS GREAT BOXING MATCH L o v UNDER THE AUSPICES OF MANAGEMENT OF THE WEST END MOVIES : : ili be staged at ; THE WEST END MOVIES ON SHOW STARTS 8.30 O’CLOCK SHARP | PROGRAMME: : RIRST PART. 6 99 THE LOVE CALL SENSATIONAL 5 REEL DRAMA. INTERMISSION - —T—*“_—'f“““"'“"' SECOND PART; ¢ . HEAVYWEIGHI TEST-MATCH (4 ROUNDS.) ~ Big George Brouxs, 180 lbs. Local Heavyweight Representative. VERSUS F:ghting Boney, 12st. 4lbs. B. W. 1. Champion. PRELIMINARY BOUT, CATCHWEIGHT, 4 ROUNDS. - Kid Henry 130 lbs. Local Crack. ' VERSUS Battling Cornelius, 140 ibs. Late of New York. Hard and Clean Fights Guaranteed. PRICES OF ADMISSION. e L a0 TS B e L L B R e R TANDING LUe BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY AT MERWIN'S GARAGLE. LOCAL. The Creole arrived here this morning with St. Thomas and Porto Rico mails. TELEGR s MS. ~ ST. CROIX STATION. London, Sept. 24th.—In the matter of unemployment in England, apart from the consideration of the question of giving immediate -relief to the unemployed, it is understood that Gov- A CARD. Miss Marie F. Fross and rela- tives, hereby beg to express thanks " and appreciation for all kindness and attention shown during the illness and death of the deceased Mary C. Fross. Christiansted, Sept. 28, 1921. ernment is studying the problem in a broader light and traming a new policy with a view to averting a heavy drain on the pational resources tor helping the workless in the event of trade and indus- trial operations not immediately reviv: ing. Itis stated that the plan will take the form of actual ifinanc.al assistar ce to promote such trade revival. I'he scheme is‘not yet complete, but the Premier pro- poses to interview leading cornmercial and finaneial interests on his return to London, with the idea of produecing a gooperative scheme. It isfnot unlikely that bankers wiil be asked to give more generous support toindustry by means of treasury guarantees against, or narti- ciyation-in losses. In some quarters if is stated that the policy of the ‘‘BigFive” banking amalgamations in Great Britain ~—"has been under review at Gairloeh, where the Cabinet has been holding sessions. Some cf the Minisiers of the Lloyd George administration severely ecriticized that policy as over cautious, it - 18 Baid, Gairloch. Scotland, Sept. 24th.- Vis- count Fitzalan, Mr. Winston { hurehiii, and Mr. Edwin Moantagu, who have becn hzre with Mr. Lioyd George, left here today. Mr. Chkurchill proceedirg to Dundee, where he is egpected to» make an important speech on Saturday. The departare of Viscount Fitzalan is taken " here toindicate that the British reply ' to the latest telegram from Mr. De ' Valera inay have bcen decided upor and | one report says it is to be dispatched | tonight. London, Sept. 25th.—Professor Henry . Jackson, one of the best known edueca ' tors in the Rritish Isies, died today at . Bournemouth. He was well known as . a writer on ancient Greece. | Mayence, Sept. 24th.—More than five | hundred d~ad have been recovered from | the vast ruins of the Badische plant at . Opgau, and it is consideres certain that | 300 persons S§till are missing. 2,000 ' wounded, 400 of them seriously, are | ceattered in’ temporary hespitals for ' miles around the scene of the explosion ' whieh on Wednesday made waste of the | big plant. All the sentries of the French | military post in the plant are missing, | and it is believed that the entire post ' was obliterated by the explosion. Rouga- ' ly estimated, the material damage ex- ~ ceeds 1,000,000,000 marks. Store fronts collapsed at Worms, about 12 mies dis- tant, wiudows were smashed at Frank- fort, while from Heidelberg damage esiimated at 750,000 marks is reported. Pundee, Sepr. 24th —Mr. Churchiil in his speech here today also said the Govt. is profoundly disappointed by Mr. De Valera’s rejection of the offer of Domini- on Home Rule. Great Bri.ain could un qguestionably enforce the existing law upon Ireland,” Mr Churehili continued, ‘*she none the less is called ¥pon to clear away ail misunderstanding. If our offer is rejected, we have ihe convicdion that