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&< ‘,’\ - b - Sy (BT £E & & | . sy | 1 K L 6 B&A\ 4 Yey 47 2 s al \a \VI { KK2 N\ R\ L 257 <. /K‘.b)//l} \ ? 3 »I ! J ;i‘,{" \\ [:u':‘ \!_}‘ii ‘%)i ’\g};&i] i:'f",\: o C 7 Ve Nemd B&Y sE@e AR\ ilEB % . . ~ > L Ty o we— "f;.ig_ TL P S NS ’ ’ \:% N & éfg%é’Ye 'Li@*“.,o| L’ 4.‘\:;@] ; : oy vO~ 77TE YEAR. THEST. CROIX AVIS is printed and putlished daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Olfice TERMS---50 cents monthly in advance, 2 ecents per single copy. ntered as second-class matter May s6th 1517 at the Post Office at Christian- gted, St. Crotx, V. L ofthe U, 5,4., un- der the Act of March 3. 1879. Contribution to this paper willbe glad- lg received when the came deals with mat- ters of general interest, und is accompa- nied with the cuthor’s name, as a juar- antee of good juith Theeditor caniot be responsible for the views of his correspon- dentsnor does e necessarily erdorse them. s es TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Kingston, Jea. Aprilfidth—At the an- nual meeting of the Jamaica lmperial Association b 11 yesterday, Mr. A. W. i ar -uhar:on spoke on the great value of th> Agricultural College at I'rinidad. He said that althongh Jama’ea naturally felt a certain chagrin in not getting the col- l>ge in this Isiand, 1t wouid be “of enor- mous advantage to the cclny and he urged that Jamaica give an annual sub- sidy of five thousand pounds and that there should be a scheme of scholarships in connection wjth the college. He mov- ed the following resolution, which was unanimously carried: “That the Jamai- ca Imoperial Asso.l 11100, 10 dencrai meet ine assembled, strongily urz.s on the government the necessity In the interest of the island, of supporting the West In- dian Agriculiural College and this asso- ciation hopes the Government of the is- land will see its wa) to endow scholar- ships for Jamaican boys, to help them to take advantage of the agricultural col- lege in Trinidad”. Berlin, April 4th. —General Dezoutte’s ultimatum, threatening German railway workers with expulsion from the Ruhr, expired yesterday. Althouzh the Ger- man workers in tne various distriets, in- cluding Treves, Mayence and Karlsruhe, unanimously refused to obey the French order, no counter measures have been taken. » Berlin, April 4th —A Dortmund des- spateh to Der Tag reports heavy troop t’)ncentratiu?s there since yestex‘day. "The French have stationed a captive bal- joon at Nortmund #18) permitting close nbservation of the entire surrounding country. Constantinante. Ap:il 4th.—Prohibition has gone into effeot in Constantincp.e, under instructions issued by tha Nation- alist Government trom AnZora. After today any persons found drinking aico- holie beverazes will reeeive thirty strokes with the bastinade, a lone phiable stiex. Foreigners and traders s 2 ling hguor are liable to a ‘fire of fifty Turkish pounds. London, April 4:iii.—The Prince or Wales suce2ssiully rode his horse “Lit- tle Favourite’’ to victory today in the Welsh Guards cup steeple chase, over a two and a half mile course, in the House- hold Brigade race at Hawthorne Hiil Oanly one other horse finished the course, of the five starters. The King and Queen were soectators. Alexandria, La. April 4th.-The known dead in the tornado, whigh cariy tonighat CHRISTIANSTIED, V. LU. SA, MONDAY: 91u APRIL 1923 No. §0 T T ™ T ? IS PTIY TN O ETYSY TN X IC FANQTELIY 11 ¥ 0 a4 RS4.3 0 SR iy @B I § /1 ~-§w"f‘-§, L oolSu 55 A6lSl NS 4 AbsS 28 3 id & & 4CI €3 1 = TR, W"Vf siy Gi - éo LY. o Bu.h‘.is E:d Aiet A "%.g.; ‘ii 3 e . 'E.:.?o 2 ? ; " v 'éf\ “THE 5K Y RANGER?” > 3> K 3 s s ... 32 & 81 ,A i R olexesd &;}-?% R o £ N ? " FEATUKING {-\ ° " e o~ " 2 - & « vy 4 oy o -5 . o -pry June Caprice and Georgz B. Sg'iz aisode No 11 "THE SERTHING POUL l.aboratory wirecked by villain. Plotter plunged into var of sealding steam, while Georse and June escabes, : Eoisode No. i2: ''"THE WHIRLING MENACE.” June holds up Santro, the magician, as the aeropiane driven by him flies through space. June, in a {aint. menaced by the whirling balis of tne governor op a machine, wiich swirg closer aud </oser to her, 2 COMEDIES ; “Hc BBma Tlrnnio? o ‘?i inel 188-arg 2% Qxas 3 ailp Uncie” and “insuiiing the Suifan. YTT R Y Y ‘i 2 YTFYIANTT AY THURS .AY EVENING The Last 6 Reels of *'THE SKY RANGER.” : MONDAY APRIL TH i, 8 + InT \ 1 ¥ { y = SeE TNI 1) 31 AT N1 T NTETINCY 59 The Famous ELMO LINCOLN m “UNDER CRIMSON SKIES. A ONE EVENING ENTERTAINMENTL., THURESDAY APRH, THE 19, AT N L TYDYTINTTT O : . " ) . . S : GEORGE CARPIENTIER the Well-Known French Heavyweight hampion . i’ Ty Y AT i " XYy » > in “THE WONDER MAN”, ASt Cosroty Drama. A Onz Evening Euleriainment, ADMISSION Ht"‘-c'!'\’“\i Wents. L Le .........,....‘..)i-)(‘. gl Bhbnee -e e e Children 15¢. and 10e. S IHOK TANeVIHEe ana Vleinlv aovaas the Red River from Alexandria, reached 11 with the arrival here at ten o’eloek to- nizht of a train bringing the bodies of eignt persons Filled at Pineville and at a sawm’ll seitio nent a mile east of that town. ¥ifty or more persons were raport- ed injared. Seareh was b2ine made to- nigh! of the wreeked houses, in an area approximatey a mile square in the East- ern s=ction of Pioneviile, for the dead, injured and missing, a ('"‘ ) -~ : - Quebec Steamship Ca. THE S. S. “PARIMA” is expecied to leave New York on the 12th Inst. and is du2 at Frederiksted on or about the 19th inst. ROB’T. L.MERWIN & CO. INC., Agents.