St. Croix Avis, 1919-10-23, page 1
&&\\\JJ_ ‘ |[J[ | e. B /\:\_, AR /""\\\ ,< i =ST. CLLOINX S\NULS 5Td YEAR. Idc ST. CROIX AViS o 3 prined and published dai'y (Sindays and dolidays excepted) by (7. Johunsen at the svis Office. Mg VIS---40 cents monthly v adeance, 2 cents per single copy. watered as second-class natter ilay 2oth 1917 at the Post Office at Christian- sl St Croie, V. L ofthe U, 5. A., un- der the Act of March 3. 1879 Cont ibution to this paper will be glad- ly received when the same deals wiih mat- ters of general interest, and is accompa- nied with tne auwthor’s name, 4s a quar- antee 0 good faith. =The editor cannot be responsible for the views of his correspon- denis nor does he necessarily e wdorse them. fioLEGRAMS ST. CROIIX STATION. i,ondon, Oct. 18ih—Littie surprise was expressad g well-informed cireles here today, at newspaper report that the Per- sian Proviree of Azerbaijan bad revolted aa 2 result of the Anglo-Persian agee- ment. Confirmation of the report o the revolt is lacking. . Wellinton, New Zealand, Oct. …
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&&\\\JJ_ ‘ |[J[ | e. B /\:\_, AR /""\\\ ,< i =ST. CLLOINX S\NULS 5Td YEAR. Idc ST. CROIX AViS o 3 prined and published dai'y (Sindays and dolidays excepted) by (7. Johunsen at the svis Office. Mg VIS---40 cents monthly v adeance, 2 cents per single copy. watered as second-class natter ilay 2oth 1917 at the Post Office at Christian- sl St Croie, V. L ofthe U, 5. A., un- der the Act of March 3. 1879 Cont ibution to this paper will be glad- ly received when the same deals wiih mat- ters of general interest, and is accompa- nied with tne auwthor’s name, 4s a quar- antee 0 good faith. =The editor cannot be responsible for the views of his correspon- denis nor does he necessarily e wdorse them. fioLEGRAMS ST. CROIIX STATION. i,ondon, Oct. 18ih—Littie surprise was expressad g well-informed cireles here today, at newspaper report that the Per- sian Proviree of Azerbaijan bad revolted aa 2 result of the Anglo-Persian agee- ment. Confirmation of the report o the revolt is lacking. . Wellinton, New Zealand, Oct. 18th.— New Zealand’s ten million pouds Victory Loan is ander-subscribed and compulsion will be resorted to secnre the balance. Melbourne, Oct. 18th.—The ‘‘Herald”’ state that the Commonwealtl is to build a fleet o7 14 vessels. Vienna,Oct 18th —The Austrian Cabi- ne-. heanded by Dr. Karl Renner, resiga- ed. but was reconstituted Immediately under Dr. Henner with ‘ew impartant changes. Paris. Oet. 18tn.—Dr. Vornnoft, wno ciaims ha ean postpone old age by graft- ing interstitial glands, points out in an article 1a the Journal today hat (ne in- ternal segretion glands such as the toy- roid aad supra-renal. coatinue alive for tare> nours after itne Jeach o the boly and tnhorefore advocates caat bodies of| younz snd healthy persons killed in ac- cidents should be rushed to sp2cial hospi- rals where patiems&gi suff :ring irom curable maladies. 2 says the grafiing olaads could be groql[:{@and put in co? stovage, where they can ‘be kept indeil- niczly. ‘Un“orcanaté??_’% he says, ''Pre- jadices and law now pr‘é’;ent this. Ox%‘ yacalar customs reguire that our perisa- able bodies be consigned to che earth where they siowly and usclessly are ¢Hrnsumed. Paris, Oct. 18th.—In2 ‘ecisi.m tolz2ave taz2 s2cclement of the fiume qaestidajito direct negoriatiors "betwecn Itay and Juzo-Slavia has begn ree shed by the Peace Couference s@ecordii g to tae "'Ex- celsior”’. Allied Matinns have ageed to make theii nofhifg@tions of Ambzssadors to Berlin dependcnt:uvon the maner in whnich the clausas of: the Treaty cf Peace are carried out by -Germany, acco ding to the “"Echo de ¥aris’”’, wiich guotes a “Prominent: Dipomat’ as its source of informacion. Coasuls wi.l b 2 named CHRISTIANSTED, V. 1. U. & A., THURSDAY. 23rp OCTOBER 1919. No. 244, 7 ~NFTYE A % : '? . 8.30 THIS EVENING . ; 4 B 8.30 . “The Lion’s Claw.” » LNRE LION aw. ; ‘) o ]Do ‘ Jserial Trcture ¢ EPISODE 1@ A WOMAN'S HONOR. T 7 N Y ‘ a1 ¥ ) YIEEY Y 1Y YEYT T EEY Ny 1 i I’JJTAAL&,(._)J' ;114 ‘J. ' Lii_ leADI O.{‘ .l.tlb_l j L," L\‘k‘ll{‘;. Hign'y exciing Sorizl playing in Wartime Egypt, showing life in the heart of Africa and the a‘iempr ¢ Gerinan caissaries o g=t tne Turks to proclaim ‘a holy war’’ to the detr.ment of Briiain / CAST OF CHARACTERS. BEIL BIINSON. ... ... ... MARIE WALCA. P COLONEL LEIGHTON *. e oo ALERED A LLEN v LADY EARY... L e BERIREDE ASTER MUS?. g taitbfil servant. ... ......FRANK LANNING. ‘ show concludes with: : - Untamed Woman 2 Reel Comedy. ADUMISSEITION. : ADULDS Rescrved Seats 40 cents, General Entrance 20 cents. CHlL(rtßN—Reserved Seais 20 cents, General Entrance 10 ~ents. &;*. eee e——————— e . e e e e st PUBLICATION. 'is nerecy bro.ght to public rotice that the trade-mark shown below, which was I revistered in tiegUnitec States Patent Office, Washington, D.C., Oectober 31. 1905 » Py ’ 3 B N 5 LR o s el sto 8 i ‘.‘Q’ in the name ol i‘.% Coca-Cola Ccmpany, a corporation organized under che laws of the State of G2orgia, and rtrade-mark certificate No 47,189, issued theretfor, has this date been regisrered 11 the offic: 01 tte Government Secretary of the Virgin Islands of the United States at 3t Thom. s, 1n accordance with the provisions contained in the Gov ernor’s Puolicativn (if August 14, 1917. 3 ? / ; o 5 M, Goveramnant of éh:.‘ Virrin Isl:nds of th2 United States St. Thomas, October 1, 1919, By dirzction of the Governor. : . . : . ¥ v o IMMUNS., A . Government socretary. soon for the Germaa cities, the news paper adds, and the officials will look arter the inverests o1 their nations untii Ambassadors are chosen. Demerara, Oct. 20th. His Excellency Sir W. Coilet, K. C. M. G. Governor of British Guiaua returned to the Colonv by the R. M. S.“‘Qmillota’’yesterday. Demerara, Oct. 21st.—Mr. C. F. Weting of the firm Wieting & Richter i.td., died here today.