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I therefore empowered its representatives abroad to furnish the former Crown Prince with a passport authorizing him to .nter Germany’'. & " Frisdensthal Moravian fiiatha - "f.. ‘ w4y csthar The Poauiiful Quesi A SACRED CANTATA BY WM. B. BRADBURY will berendered in the FRIEDENSTHAL MORAVIAN CHURCH t); the cvening of NO/, 2ist 1923. Hoservad Beals. . ... . ... .....4%o¢c. Yacervee ... B ale Yy . L Pian ot Reserved Seats can be seen at the stwr2s of Miss Quiin, and Branch of R. D. Benjamin. = At West End. Mr. G, 1. Brow. 1)(1!_/:"{‘; ()‘,’)( lUf Vl\‘,.;'“' (‘vl”f]r' I (/{ .5' c,‘('[-,,-/‘" W. AILLLEN, ¥ - NOTICE & ÜBLIC notice is hereby given that the P annual examination of applicants for teachers’ licenses will be held on APHIL 12 14 10 & 16, 1921 Any citizen of the United States or of the Virgin Islands, over sixteen years ol age, who is known to be a person of good moral eaaracter, is 2ligible to sit at th:se examinations. Information recarding said examina- tions may be obtained from thc Director of ©ducation or the Assistant Director of Eduecation. ARTHUR E. LINDBORG, Drector of Education. Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I. U. S. A., November 12, 1923. THE ST. CROIX AV.S is printed and pudlishel duily (Sundays and Holidays eccepted) by . Jrhans:n at the Avis Office. TERMS:-—SO e>nts monthly in alvance, 2 cents por single eapy. Entered as second-class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Oficz at Christiai- sted, St. Croix, V. L of the U. S. A. un- der the Act of March 3, 1879. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals with mat- ters of general interest, and is aczompa- nied with the author's name, as a guar- antee of qood faith. The editor eanat be responsibie for the views of hiscorrespon- dents nor does he necessarilyendorseth>m TELEGRaMS. ST. CROIX STATION. London, Nov. 11'h.—The ex-German Crown Prince’s startiing flizht fron Hol- land and the Duteh Governments cool response to the allied representations are featured conspicuously in London’s Sun- dav papers, which speculate on whether the Allies will force Germany so give Frederick William up. Some of the papers, line the flight with the Luden- dorff adventure in Bavaria aad say that if the Munich coup had been better or- ganizad, Burove would be eonfrontec with an attempt to restore the Hobtenzolleru Dynasty. The development, in their opinion, introduces anoiher internation- al complication in a situation al-cady bewildering in its complexity and they assert that the presence of the former Crown Prince in Germany provides a dangerous rallying point for the reac- tionary elements. Amsterdam, Nov. 11th.- The Dutch enthusiasts were completely surprised by the sudden deperture trom Hoiland of the ex Crown Frince, Fredeiick Wil- liam of Germany over the Ge 'man frontier yesterday in an automeoebile en- route to his estate at Qels, Upper Stesia, When Dr. Kan of the ministry of the interior, who had beeun especiaily charged with the surveillance of ihe ex-Kaiser and his son, was asked shortly bolore noon if the rumour of tie latier’s de- parture was true, he expressed doubt and said that personally ke did not be- lieve it. Laterithe report was confirmed in u seini-oificial statement. Boriin, Nov. Ilth.—-Dr. Von Hoesch, ®.erman Charge D’Affaives at Paris, has been instructed to make rthe tollowinz re- ply to the Council ofyimbas adors’ note No . 265 :/‘; xi" 0 K o i 2 A 43K V?i i o "' ] : < ¥ Foh -e X r'"/ g P 1 >/7~"/7"““ i 10 e //( ' Ij-'l; i | / A4 "{ {1 /: // ff N1 ’?',"'/n".f/ f ‘)/,//, '//’{4' /As ° 0 0) y \")}qv ¢ L ~ {h - ‘, L 1-X47 Stop That Leak! & & : . 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