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“King of Circus”
The
success
madz by Eddie Polo in kis
previous
serial
of cireus
Life is
duplicated by
this new produetion.
““KingOs The Circus’’ has the fine lure of big
taps,
with elepha
ts, camels,
horses
and all the glitter of real circus
in evidence.
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Eddie
King,
whose Father
had
originaily owned the
circus,
is
.formed
by an
old
half-witted
rfellow that James
Gray
has
tricked
his sir= out of the
wnership
and
was
responsible
forth 2 clder
Klpg’s d2a:h;
4dlie
det:rm'nes
to brinz
¢ )out
a sola‘tion
of
the mystery
and
soon finds himse!f
in a s~ries
of elashes
with Gray.
6 REELS
6 REELS
6 REELS
Order
your tizkets
in tima if you
want
t> follow
up
this Serial fror
the beginning
as
many
tizkets
has alre:dy
been
ordered
in advance.
Played
in St. Thomas
forfull houses
throughout
the whole Serial.
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Children
152,
and
10e.
‘
freely.
Christ
has
said,
““The laborer
is worthy of his hire.””
If we
don’t
get
it here
in
money
I’m
sure
we
shall
gei
it in the
astral
Kingdom,
yet
even beie
we
are
compensated
by
the
joy we
ex-
periegce
in
giving
joy to
others.
ltis
?
our mission.
Let more of us
be
muvsical
!
missionaries
and
some
day
Christ
will
|
say,
'‘Thou
hath
been
faithful
over
|
few
things
I
will meke
thee
rulcrover
|
many.’’
We
may bere
menticn
that
the Native
Brass
Band has
always been
ever willing
to
assist
at-Church
services,
Sunday
Schools’
Picnics.
Processions
of Sacred
and secular
nature,
entertainments
efc.,
and
very often without the hope of
com-
pensation
(free
service).
We
say
forge
ahead beys
and
keep
the
flow of music
steadily before us.
Keep
up
that
spirit
of unity and gocdwill among
you.
Show
that the old
saying
‘‘that nothing
lasts
.1 St. Croix’”’ does
NOT apply
to the
Na-
|
tive Brass Band.--Omnia
cum Deo.—Com
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May 15, 1922.
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TELEGRAMS.
1
ST. CROIX STATION.
[
Philadelphia,
May 9th.
An exjedition
|
for the purpose
of salvaging
the"Lusi
|
tania’’ and other
ships
which have gone
|
to the bottom
of the ocean
in the last few
years,
will
start
from
this
city
on the
twenty fifth inst,
the
steamship
*blake-
ly’’ having
been
chartered
for
the pur-
I
:
pose
by the Lusitania Zalvage
Company.
Kagoshima,Japan
May 9ih
The
Prince
of Wales
today completed
his official visit
to Japan
and
sailed
for
Manila
on
the
““Renown”’.
}
Winnipeg.
May
9th.
Seventy
five
l
i
thousand
acre~ of Manitoba’s finest
wheat
i
lands
are
threatened
by
the
flocd waters
|
of
the
Assiniboine
river,
between
this
city and Portage-La-"rairie,
and already
one
ihousand
acres
have
been
inundated.
Farmers
are
busy
trying
to
sa‘eguard
their land with
protecting
dykes
at Pop-
far Point,
about forty
miles
west of this
city where
the river is fifteen
feet above
normal.
The lowlands
are
flooded for an
area
of firty square
miles, four feet deep.
l
Farmhouses
are
surrouanded,
with
the
tamilies
liviag in
the
upper
stories,
ard
twenty thcusand
seeded
acres
are
under
water
in this area,
where
there
will be
a
|
total crop failure.
The flood
is
six miles
.
wide and
three feet deep at another
point
|
where
both
sides
of the
river
has
given
|
away.
{
Londen,
May
9th
In
the
House
of
|
|
Commons
Mr. Chamberlain,
in reply to a
|
|
question
as
to whether
in
view of
the
|
|
mischief
caused
by the publication by the
t
|
*‘Times’’ and ‘'Daily Mail”’ of Mr Lloyd
|
|
George’s eonversation
with
1.
Barrhou
i
last
Saturday,
the
Government
contem-
|
pizted
the suppression
of. thoyse
journals,
|
said, 'l do not think the
kind
of
action
suggested
is best
eateulated
to place
those
newsp.
"eir
proper
positior
be-
fore pui
utside
of
this roun-
try.
We.
vhat
they st= ,d for
and what
&
f the
me
ves
by
which they ar.
avd.
Genoa,
May i..h.
1.
is
re orted
that
the Russian reply is mo'
~* .yielding than
was
exne~_ d.
The char
.e, it is believed,
.~
.c
to instructions
re .eived
last
night
from
Moscow denardirg
the allied recog-
nition of the validity
¢
the
principle of
nationalizaiicn.
It
is
said
the
repiy
re-
cuests
that
clause
seven
of
the
memo-
randune,
- ealing
with
the
question
of
private property.
shall
te
referrel
to an
international
committee
of
experts,
on
which Russia
shall
be
r presented,
and,
with regard
to
the
wa'
debts,
that ‘he
allies
are
asked
to
st
te
the
exzct
dis-
count that will be mac-, if the debts
are
acknowledged.
It is also stated
that
the
Russians
insist
on
a
ecredit
of
one
bil-
lion
dollors.
Or
the
whole
the
So-
viet
reply
is
besieved
to
be
evasive,
In
a
statement
made
this
morning
to
the
Associated
Press,
be ore
anything
definite
was ".'nown
concerning
the Rus-
sian
reply,
the
French
delegation
an-
rnounced
that the attitude of Franze
on the
matter of foreign property
would probably
remain
firte,
whatever
attitude
Belgium
might
eventually
assume.
The
actual
delivery of ‘ke
Russian
reply
to the Al-
lied memor:
ndum
was
postponed
today,
at the last
n amect,
after
a
eonversation
between
M.
fcrhiicherin
and*"Signor
Schanzer,
at
which
it
was
deeided
that
the
coswer-
©
the
Russians
would
| ave
to undergo
-
cmve
translation.
M.
Tehit-
cherin
vetu
ned
(o night
te
Santa
Mar-
gherita to
«Husult
with
the other Soviet
delegates,
t
_refore
the
reply cannot
be
presented
ua il tomorrow.
The ract the*
l
the delay is due
to
M. Tehifcherin’s visit
to Signor
Schanzer
is
regarded
os
a fa-
vouiable
o/nen.
Genca,
May 10th.,
M. Tchiteherin
and
Kiassin
irrived here
this
movning
from
Santa
Margherita,
but they did
not bring
a copyof the Russian
reply
tfo the allicd
memorandum,
which
they
szid
was
not
_ finizked,
but that
it probably
wouid
be
compieted
and delivered
to Sigror Facta,
Fresident
of the ennferenca,
lute this af-
|
ternoon.
Southampton,
May
10th.
Thousands
witnessed
the
departure
todazy
of
tie
White Star Lines
newfiftysix
thoussnd
tons
steamers
‘‘Majestic’’, the
worlds
lurgest liner,
on her voyage to New York.
che
develoved
a speed of nearly
twenty-
five Kuiuts
an hour
on her trial trip and
is
expected
1o
make
a
speedy
trip
on
her
|
first Atdantie evossing.,
]
Paris,
May
10th.
The
German
repiy
|
tothe
note
~tf
the
Allies concerning
re-
-1
parations,
was
received
tonight.
It de-
|
clares
the goacdwill of the
German
Govt,
i
but picads
the
material
impossibility of
i
imposing
the
necessary
increase
in
tax-
|
ation
before
May 3lst,
or of complying
wiih all the
conditions
laid
down
in the
Allied note of March 21st.