Friedensthal
Moravian
Tt
'
:
iaan?!
Esther
The Beautifal
Queen
A SACRED CANTATA
BY
wum.
B. BRADBURY
will be rendered
in the FRIEDENSTHAL
MORAVIAN
CHURCH
on
the
evening
of
NOYV. 21st
1923.
Rooivel
Saale
...
..
WO,
dinreserved .
..
..
.
20"
Gallery..
..
i
e
e
Plan
of Reserved
Seats
can
be
seen
at
the
stres
of Miss
Qlin,
and
Branch
of
R. D. Benjamin.
At West
End,
Mr. C.
T.
Brow.
Doors
open
at
7,70,
Cantats
at
8 o’clack.
W. ALLEN.
SCHOOL
ATTENDANCE REPoRT
No.
13.
Week
Endirg
Nov.
9,
1923.
Municipality of St. Croix.
['o')‘
Percent
of
cent of
Pupils not
Attend-
Sshool
Cla s
tardy.
ance.
Christiansted
Jr.
High
8565
100 00
Peter’s
Rest
Rural
100.00
106 00
Freleriksted
Public
9236
9968
Diamond
Rural
100.00
99
014
La Vallee
Ruyval
‘IOO.OO
98.95
Frederiksted
Jr.
High
100.00
98.91
I.a Princesse
Rural
10009
97.85
Christiansted
Puoblie
95.92
97.98
Friedensteld
Rural
100.00
95.57
ILOCAL
. The s.s.Catherine
was late in getting
to
Frederiksted
again
on
Saturday
arriving
after 3 p.m.with the result
that
the mails
for
this
town
reached
the
post
office
about sp.
m,
Through
the efficiency of
the
contractor
the
letter-mail
was
for-
warded
by
a spe
dy
car and
so c2uld
be
delivered
somewhat
before evening
set
in although
the post
office people
were
kept
at it long after.
[tis
reguested
advised
that
a supple-
mentary
stock
of the
Harding
mourniuy
stamps
has
been
received,
Those
wh
did not
secure
what they
wanted
of this
issue
will have the opportuinity
of beinz
served
now.
The
s.s.
Parima
from
the
islands,
bound for the
States
is due
here
on the
14th
instant
and
mails
for
New
York
will be closed
at 4 00 p.
m.
tomorrow,
ST
CROLE
A VS
The
Literary
and
Debating
Club
of
this town
holds
its
annual
banquet
on
the
15th
inst.
at
Mr
Jos.
Alexander’s
fine property
in
Gallow’s
Bay.
It being
th
-+ practice
of a
former
organization of
this
sort
to
invite
a representative
eiti
zen
as
a
guest
of
honor,
Hon
A. .
Golden
of Frederiksted
has been
chosen
to
grace
that seat
cn this oeccasion.
The conversion
rate of the
Frane
(Eu
ropean)
in the issue
of interpational post-
al
money
orders
has
been
fixed
at
5
cents
United States
money,
effective
at
once.
:
The
Native
Bress
Band
rendered
an
attractive
program
in the
b.
~dstand
last
night,
PERSONAL
MENTICN
Mr.
R
H.
Amoh'ett
Lead:r,
post-
mzster
at Frederiksted
and former
news-
paper
man,
is
making
his
first visit
to
Porto
Rico.
He
was
a
caller
at
TUE
TIMRES
oFice
yesterday..—The
7imes,
San Juan
P. R.
Nov. 9th 1923,
4
TELEGRAMR,
ST.
CROIX STATION.
'
Tondon.
Nov.
8 h.--Bitish
United
Press.
With
the
close
of
the
Imuverial
(Conference.
after five weeks of
sittings,
interest
in England
now shifts
definitely
to
the
state
of donastic
policies.
There
'
does
not
seen
to
be
any
doubt
that
a
.
general
election
will be held
next moaih,
"
or inJanuary
at the latest.
Wild
ron nours
have
been
current
in the
political clubs
during the last
few days,
that M+,
Bald-
win
was
planning
a dramatic
coup,
by
.
calling
a meetinz
of
the party
for
next
'
Monday. before
th2 ass>mbling
of Parlia-
.
ment,
and of bringing
on
an
imm-2diate
dissolution.
The
scheme
is
not likely to
be
foliowed.
Mr.
Winston
Churehill
'
has
not
yet
given
his
d=ecision
as
to
whether
or not
h 2 will stanl
as
a
cand:-
.
date
for Central
Glasgow.
If the
bve-
election
is
ever
held,
Sir
John
Mac
|
Kinder
is likely
to b 2 tha
Conservative
.
eandidate
in
a three
corn=red
fizht
and
;
Mr. Churchill its
lead:r.
Lord
Birken
"
hewd is alsy bing anzled
for by tha
Con-
|
servatives.
but
as yet,
has
shown
n» sign
'
of coming back
into the fold
Mr Cram
.
berlain
has praztically
gone
over
to
th2
'
Baldwin camp.
|
Munich,*
Nov.
B:h.—=Th2
Bavarian
|
(overnmant
has
b:2)
deelared
over-
thrown
by
Adlph
Hitler,
the
Fascisti
.
leader and
the
administration
placed
in
the hands of General Liidendorff. as
Com-
.
mander-in-Caief.
Dr.
Von
Kahr,
the
.
Military
Dictator
in
Bavaria,
had
just
finished addressing
a patriotic
manifest-
'
ation
in
the
Burgerbrau
today
when
'
Hitler entered at the head
of six hundred
"
men.
Hitler aunounced
that
the
Gov-
ernment
had been
overthrown and
was
~
veplaced
by
a
new Governm-nt,
with
A
R
'
G
neral
Lideadorff
as
suprems
head
a .1 Hitler as political alvisar.
E<-Chizf
c. Polica,
V)2 Pr:ater.
hig b22a
mam
' 1
as
Administrator
of
the
coantry
and
G:neral
Von
Loissow
Minister of
War.
After
Hitler’s
declaration
his
troops
drow
a cordon
around
the
Burgerbrau.
About
ten o’clock
tonight troops
of
the
Overland
and Enpire flag organizitions
eoqeentrated
on
the
Barzerbrau
and
oeccupied
different
quarters
of the
City,
chiefly
the
sguares.
Conferences
are
being
held within
the
Birzerorau,
and
it is reported
that
Von
Kahr is atte npt-
inz to neZotiate
a sattl2
n:n* with H tle-,
The attitude of th2 policz an
1 th2
R ieh-
wehr
has
not yet bean
d'sclyiad.
Toos2
who
gathered
in the Birgerbrau,
which
is
a
famous
Bavarian
beer
szllar,
wers
membars
of
the
Nationalist
patriotie
organizition.
to
whom
Dr.
Von
Kahr
read
a manifesto
toth2
Ger iy nation
d>nouncing
the
prinziples
of
marxism.
The reading of the mnifesto
was graet-
ed
with
applause
anl
Hitler’s
suldea
entry with strong
forcos
was
something
in the
natur> of a
d -1 natie surprise.
New York, Nov. Bth.—ll'ne
raw
suzar
market
was
firm
early
today,
bat
spot
prices
remained
unchanged
at 5 1/8 cents
cost and freight, equal
to
691
for
cen-
trifugal.
ND sales
were reporcted
in near
by
positions,
but
there
were
saies
of
5,00)
bags
of new crop
Ciba’s
for
Feb-
raary stipmnent,
an 15,00) bags
for Mareh
to
an operator
at
40> feh
Cuba.
Raw
sugar
futures
continued
to
advance
on
covering and
som2
bayinz
by
tradzs
in-
terasts
and
¢crmmission
housas,
infll:me-
ed by th2
firmness
of
th2
spt
murkat
aid
favou
bHle
alvicas
from
abroad.
Prices
at midday
were six to eigzht points
net hizhee.
Toere
was oaly a
sligot
In-
inqaicy
for refinel
suzar,
and
prices
were unciinzal atß6)
o
8 7)
for
fin2
granuiated.
.R2fired
futures
noninal
B:rlin, Nov.
8 h—or.
Von
Kaar
has
aceep
ed
the
Governorship
of
Bavaria,
saying:
‘'ln this
most
serious
hour
of
Bavarian
hiscory
[ azz2ot
tar
Governors
ship
as
a
repres=atative
of
the
Mon-
archy.””
71ne
new govzaromz2nt
is declar-
ed
to b 2 a dletatorship,
withhut
a
parlia-
mant.
Genera!
Luden lo:ff, in aceepting
Hilter’s off2r of
h 2 prst
of
Commander
of the Arinv, sail:
“"We have
reachad
tha turninz print in the
nistory
of
Goar-
miny
and
tne
worid.
G244
bless
our
work.””
It is
reported
that
th2
rebais
have p.aced
Premier
Von Knilling aad
syn:
orhoer
Ministers
un ler arrest.
Paris,
Nov.
B.h.—Alolph
Hilter’s
troops
have
begun
an
offensive
move-
m:nt
toward
Borlin,
according
to
des
patehes
to
tne
Paris
morning
newspa-
paers
from
Barln.
['h2
san2
despaten
says
that Hitler has
proclaimad
General
Ld2ndortf Dietator,
and
himself
Caan-
cellor of the
whole Reieh.
Barlin,
Nov.
Bth.—The
proclametign
issuad
by the Government
to
the psop?,
regarding
the
Baivarian
coup
d’ efa,
savs:
‘‘An armed
band
has
overthrown