Mails Clese
in Christiansted
for the
v..ndard
Islands
and other southern
ports by S. S. Bridge-
town at 4.00 p.
m. today, Bth.
Subject:—The
Opening
of th2
Julg-
ment.
Illustrated
by
EvaANGELIST D. C. BABCOCK.
AN AWFUL
SCENE.
Don’t
keep
away
fromn
these
good
meetings.
Ineed
not
to
say
too
much
here,
for you knew all aboat
i+,
,
LOCAL.
We hage
neen
asked
to
mention
that
the Native Brass
Band
will give
a
con-
*
ecert
on
the
Wharf
on
Sunday evening
April 9ch,
and
a Sacred
Concert
on
Eas-
ter Sunday
Evening.
The agents
of
the
Raporel
S.
8. Co.
notifies
us
that
the
S.
S.
Bridgetown
arrived
at
St.
Thonas
at 2p.
m.
yes-
terday
and
at Frederiksted
this morning.
This
boat will eall at Christiansted
anl
sail for
the [slands,
presumably,
this
at-
ternoon.
The
attention
of “readers is invited to
the
programme
for the
cine show
at Si.
Mary’s
Hal) this
evening from
which it
will be noted
that
there will,be screened
different
{lms at
ezch
of
the shows,
7
and
9 o’clock,
instead
of the sim2
pro-
gramme
being
repeated
as
first
an
nounced.
1
= so8
Football.
Oun the Parade
Ground
tomorrow after-
_
noon,
a football mateh
jwillbe played
be-
tween
the
Dreadnought
No.
1 and
the
Native Stars
Football
Clabs,
both of this
town.
All interested
persons
of this sport are
invite® to the Ground
to witness
this con-
test.
Kick off at 4.15
p.
m. precisely.—
Com.
Cricket
There will be
a
Cricket {Match on the
Holger .Danske
Ground
on
Sunday
the
9th April at 11 a.
m., batween
the lntre-
.
pid C. C. of Christiansted,
and
the
Mel-
bourne
C.
€.
of
Judiths
Fancy.
Come
and
see
how the M. C. C.
is going to de-
feat the I. C. C.—Com.
1
e
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
-Miami, Florida April 3rd.—A
southeast
-~
8 1.8
y 8
Ay
breeze
saved
the City
of
Nassau,
in
the
Bahamas,
from destruction
by the
recen-
fire, which destroyed
so many
buildings.
A number
of narrow escapgs
and spectal
culs’
~f guest and employes from
the note: are reported,
some not being
res-
cuea
until just beforz the walls collapsed.
;lhe
icss
is estimated
at three million dol-
ars.
Belfast,
Ap:il 3rd.—Three
thousand
business
meun,
in
private
session
today,
Inaugurated
a
fund
for
an
Ulster
piu
gramme,
as
recommended
recently
by
Field Liarshal Sir Henry
Wilson,
former
Chief of the Imperial General Staff.
The
Meeting
discussed
plans
for. promoting
peace
and suppressing
crime.
Siv
James
Cralg.was
‘Je principal speaker.
¢
Paris,
April, 3rd.—The
Government
has invited the general Federation
of La
bour to nominate
a delegate
to the Genoa
Conference
to advise
on
technical
labour
questions
and
has suggested
M Dumoulin
one of the secretaries
of the
kederation,
'tl};hbe delegation
will be
headed
by M Bar-
u.
Vienna, April 3rd.—The
Austrian
Re-
public has
not officially taken
cognisance
of the death
of the former
Emperor,
but
nevertheless
it is believed
that
the
Gov-
ernment
will authorize
the internme=t
of
his body with those
of
his
ancestors
in
in the
Capuchin
Church.
Paris,
April 3rd.— After
a
discussicn
on questions
concerning
the Governments
{oreign policy, the
chamber
recorded
its
confidence
in
the Poincare
ministry by a
vote of 484 te 78, this
being the first
oc-
casion
on which the strength
of the min-
istry had been really put
to the test.
The
questions
occupied
three
meetings
of the
Chember
and
touched
on the general
for-
eign
rolicy,
especiaily
the
Waskington
Conferens-
-whisk
~ apy
times
was qual-
ified
as
a
humiliation
for
France,,
the
interpeliators
-demanding
that
the
French
delegation
to
the
Genoa
Coni.-
ence
should
not be .placed,
according
to
them,
in a similar
situation
%o those
who
attended
the Washington
Uontercrce.
Washington,
Aynii 3rd.—ln accordance
with
a bill adopted by
the
Senate
Immi-
gration Commission,
the
law restricting
Immigration to three
per
cent
has
been
prorogued for two years,
from
the
first
of July next.
The Chamber
had recently
adopted
similar
bill but
proroguing
the
measure
for one year only.
Paris, April 3rd.-The
Reparations
Com-
mission
today
approved
the
agreement
relative
to deliveries
in
kind
to be made
by Germany
to Belgium.
This agreement
negotiated
by
M Bemelmans,
a
member
of
the
Belgian
Commission.
also
gives
its final approval
to the Weisbaden
agree-
ment
between
France
and
Germany,
af-
ter adding ecertain
measun
2s thereto.
Berlin, April3rd.—The
Chaneellor,
Dr
Wirth
and
Dr.
Ra:henau,
Minister
for
Foreign Aflairs, today
received
Mm Tch-
i*cherin and Litvinoff of the Russian
Sov-
iet delegation to
the
Genoa
Conference
ani informed them that the former Rus-
sian
Embassy
would
be
placed
at their
disposal
during their stay
in Berlin.
This
action
has
caused
considerable
comment
in the
press.
Pb
®
®
üblication.
T is hereby brought
to public
no-
i tice
that
Government
has,
this
_date,
authorized
Rev.
ERNE. 't
PUGH
to
perfcrm
civil-religious
functions
in the Municipality of St.
Gioly
Governmentof the
Virgin Islands
of
the
United
States,
St.
Croix,
4 April,
1922.
d. J. GAFFNEY,
Government
Secretary.
Bekendtgorelse.
EN ordinære
Generalforsamling
i den
B dansk-vestindiske
Nationalbank
af-
holdes ONSDAG DEN
14 JUNI 1922
KL.
11
FORM.
i Ministerialbygningen,
Siotshoimsgade
Nr. 6 her i Staden.
Forhandlingsgenstandene
er:
1)
Forelæggelse
as
Bankreadets
Beret-
ning om Bankens
Virksomhed
i Aar-
et 1921.
2)
Forelæggelse
as det reviderede
Regn-
skab
for
nysnævnte
Anr med
For-
(sjlatg
til Anvendelse
as Aarsoverskud-
et.
3)
Indstilling om
Decharge
for det as.
lagte Regnskab.
4)
Valg as
et Medlem
til Bankraadet.
5)
Valg as
en Revisor.
Kjøbenhavn,
den
2 Marts
1922,
F. NORDLIEN,
WINTHER.
Translation.
Notice.
HE ordinary
General
Meeting of The
TNat:Onal
Bank
of
the
Dapish
West
Indies
takes
place
WEDNESDAY
THE
14
JUNE
1922
AT 11
O’CLOCK
A. M. in the
Mipisterial
Building, No.
6
Slotshoimsgade,
in Copenhagen.
The Order us the
May is as follows:
1)
Report
from
the Board
of Directors
covering
the
activityv
of
the
Pank
during the
year
1921.
2)
Presentation
of the audited
»ccounts
for the
said
year
with
proposal
as
regards
the
distrl
ution
of
the
sur-
plus for the year.
3)
Move, that the
accounts
be adopted.
4)
Election.of
a Membor for the Board.
5)
Election of an Aud
or.
Copenhagen,
the 2 March 1922.
F. NORDLIEN.
VINTHER.