St. Croix Avis, 1923-09-18, page 1
ol ¥ S # A . T RES > oy &\ . , \ AR | £, L 4 5 }&9B ?( A& - A &[B ‘ Y (&8 js!i l ‘ cait 15 {4} !\‘\:\"\ N LR "l E|;‘l | 2 !\4':_\‘ . : X > 4 lp# . = 'l| | g - =it . W 1R LB e B R @ B , %%}/ui*‘*\"‘%{i‘\'l sey B | =W 4 , & i X Y Y XYT W YSR ($ 77TH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED, V.l U. S. A.., TIUESDAY, 18tH SEPTEMBER 1923 THE ST. CROIX AVIS is printed and 7 blished duily (Sundays and Holvdays excpted) by 7. Johansen at the Avis Office. TERMS:-~50 cents monthly sn advance, 2 cents per single copy. Entered as second-class matter May 28th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian- sted, St. Croix, V. I of the U. S. A. un- der the Act of March 3, 1879. Centribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals with mot- ters of general interest, and is accompa- nied with the author’s name, as a guar- antee of good faith Theeditor cannat be responsible jor the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Rom@, Sept. 13tk . …
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ol ¥ S # A . T RES > oy &\ . , \ AR | £, L 4 5 }&9B ?( A& - A &[B ‘ Y (&8 js!i l ‘ cait 15 {4} !\‘\:\"\ N LR "l E|;‘l | 2 !\4':_\‘ . : X > 4 lp# . = 'l| | g - =it . W 1R LB e B R @ B , %%}/ui*‘*\"‘%{i‘\'l sey B | =W 4 , & i X Y Y XYT W YSR ($ 77TH YEAR. CHRISTIANSTED, V.l U. S. A.., TIUESDAY, 18tH SEPTEMBER 1923 THE ST. CROIX AVIS is printed and 7 blished duily (Sundays and Holvdays excpted) by 7. Johansen at the Avis Office. TERMS:-~50 cents monthly sn advance, 2 cents per single copy. Entered as second-class matter May 28th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian- sted, St. Croix, V. I of the U. S. A. un- der the Act of March 3, 1879. Centribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals with mot- ters of general interest, and is accompa- nied with the author’s name, as a guar- antee of good faith Theeditor cannat be responsible jor the views of his correspon- dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Rom@, Sept. 13tk . —The Stefani Agency the semi-offieial Governwment news dis- seminator, says no ultimatum from the Ttalian Governmet exisis, nor \/as one handed to Jugo-Slavia with regard to settling the status of Fiume. Septem- ber 15th, ke said, was fix2d by the Rome and Belgrade Governments as the date for exchaaging the decisions reached oy the mixed Italian Jugosiav commission but this date was not considered as being a final proposition and there is nothing (o prevent the two Goverim nts from ex- tending the date. Quebec, Sept. 13th.—H R. H The Prince of Wales travelling as Lord Ren- frew. left here this afrernoon at 3.15 o’clock, accompanied by his suite. There was no demonstration at the station as the Prince and his suite boarded Lord Shaughvpessy’s special car “‘Killarney,”’ which has been placed at the disposal of the Prince for his trip to and from bhis ranch in Alberta. Quebec, Sept. 13th.—The cruiser *‘Capetown’’, flagship of the North At lantic Squadron, bearing the flag of Vice- Admiral Cu'me-Seymour, will sail from Quebec today for maritime province ports. The ‘'Capetown” which has bees in port since Thursday last, is due to visit St. John N. B. September 24th to 27th before proceeding to her station in the West Indies. Mineola .y, Sept. 13th.—New world’s speed record of 244.15 miles av hour was established today by Lieut. Haiold Brow, U. S. N., in a pavy-Curtis racer flying ov-" a one kilometre course at Mitchell 1. The record announced was the No. 215. Grand Variety Entertai t - AT THE PARiSH HALL ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL HOUSE PART 1. 1. Piano duet .........°'Militaire’’ (Ch0pin).......... Misses Rengger and Brooks. 9 Vocal solo.-.-.. . ..."'Why did you make me care’’...... .....Miss V. Forbes. ’)" 1:()(”;“]0“ exia s a ke S R e T \h\\ J. IJ““g. 4. Tableau.. il i i TRREIR VRN ioy e i 5. Cilarinet 5010........ ... ''Bohemian Girl Wa1tz”’............ .Mr. J. Rivera. 6. Voecal solo, (comic) .... ...."'1 love the ladies” .... .... .Mr. G. Edwards. 7. Voeal duet.. .-......" 'Slowly & softly Musie should f10w’’.......... Miss V. Forbes - _ and Mr. A Teytaud. § B s VIDRGIOEOF MOBRS ..o o ini s 9. Recitation .*....... ... idiaande s e +++-5....Mr. Joshua. 10. Comiecsong ... ---. "‘My mo.h2r’s soparticalar with me”’ .. .... M. A. Teytaud. 311. Tabiean. .. v cweade TS REBOL IEEREYT 6vl cLseay i L Interval of Fifteen Minutes. REFRESHMENTS WILL BE ON SALE DURING THE INTERVAL. PART 2. 1. Piana trio .....'Les trois Amies’’. .... Misses Rengger, Richardson &Br 2 MODE -- 2y vev e ......"’l‘heßridge”.... S e I\;l (;Jl)é;(‘g(l::. 3 I{(’C”?ton.‘ e s oMy O K I\'“.l)()'l3'(]' 4 . Piano duet.. .....''Charge of the Uhlans’ ........ Misses Brooks and chgg:r. 5. i A Farce o Bl Taraxicam Twitter5............-. (village apothecary).... .........Mr, A, Teytaud. Pl BUIIE o o..onpeontrsvnsran (his professional Sasnitant) . ...........Me € 8. ot THBD ¢ -coirrrconn aaerns .(commercial traveller) ... ........Mr. G. Edwards. R . ......Mr. E. Lang. R (’lwn.te,rs”mfe)‘.---~-- cvians oo NS, Beckmant, e ..-(Lydia’s sister).... ... ks e B B TR e (servant to Twitters).... .... .... ..Miss V. Forbes, N.B. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Entertainment begins at B.lso’clock precisely. PRICES OF ADMISSION: Reserved 5eat5..........c0 coosvocnenas tintoacnnn ees APO ..s vo% 1 ovs cortnpenidcnoans cuaes nss tae .. 20 cents. Tickets to be had at Mrs. Canegata’s Store, where a plan of seats can be seen. #—_—M’—M average of four trips across the measured course, two in e-ch direction. On one trip with the wind the plane went 255 miles an hour, the test was from a level start, without the aid ofa drop from a ~ height. Lieut. Brow will pilot the ma- ' chine in the coming Pulitzer races in St. Louis.