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Episode
No. 14:
“TERRIBLE VENGEANGE”
Episode
No. 15:
(Final Episode)
“THE TRIBLE CHASE”’
Performance
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COMEDY
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LIST OF UNCLAIMEDMAILFOR THE
WEEK ENDED DECEMBER 2, 1922.
Jacob Christian; Est.
Mt. Pellier,
Mrs. Christiana Daniels,
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Mr. Jaimo Elisha
James,
Miss Rebecea
Jordon; Water Gut,
(2)
Mr.
William
Hendrickson;
Orange
Grove, cfo Mr. David Meyers.
John Patterson,
Miss E.
Selligsmann,
Miss Estal Simmond,
Miss Marie Swarn.
Miss Marie Thomas.
Post
Office,
Christiansted,
Virgin Is-
lands,
December
4. 1922.
B. R. LARSEN,
Postmaster.
e
LOCAL.
g,
S,
‘*Martinigne’”’ due
at
St
Tho-
mas
¥
a
m.
today
and
is expected
to
leave
St.
Thomas
2
p.
m.,
will arrive
at Frederiksted
about
6 p.
m.,
Christian-
sted
tomorrow
daylight, leaving
in
the
afternoon
for
the
islands
accepting
freight and
passengers,
3 of a line of rain
was measured
at
the
Fort this morning.
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
Lausanne,
Nov. 30th. —After verbally
protesting today
to
the
representives
of
the Entente
countries
against
the
deci-
sion
to keep
Russia
out
of
the
Near
East
conference,
except
with
respect
to the Dardanelles,
M. Rakovsky
asked
the conference,
not
to
begin
the
nego-
tiations
on
the Straits
tomorrow,
as
ar-
ranged.
M. Tchitcherin,
Russia’s
chief
delegate,
will
not
arrive
here
before
tomorrow
night,
and
M.
Rakovsky
re-
quested postponement
until
Monday,
of
the Straits
question,
mainly because
he
wants
the Soviet Foreizgn
Minister
to
be
present,
He informed Liord Curzon,
M.
Barrere and
the Marquis
Di’Garoni that
Russia
was nat
content
withithe
Allies’
decision
to keep
hev
trom
participation
in
all
deliberations
of
the
cornference.
The official reply
to the
Russian
petition
contended
that
the
iuviiad u
originally
extended
to Russia,
clearly
explains that
Russia
was
bidden
to
Lausanne
onaly
for
the
Straits
negotiations,
and
that
therefore there
was
no possible
basis
for
a
misunderstanding.
On
the diff rent
aspects
of this question,
the
Rassian
del-
egates
would
be
given
every
opportuni-
ty
to
make
known
their
views.
The
former
Grecian
Premier
M.
Venizelos,
who is continuing
his
official
conference
activities without
his position
being
af-
fected by the Grecian
executicons,
attend-
ed
the meeting
of the
sub-commission
on
the Ottoman
debts
this afternoon.
With-
out mincing words,
he toid the
delegates
that
Greece
was ruined
and could
not pay
a farthing of the Turkish
liabilities.
The
conference
had
been
planning
to
appor
tion the
debt
between
Turkey
and
her
former
possessions,
and
M
Venizelos
was endeavoring
to
make
it
clear
that
.Greece
could not
shoulder
any
debt for
Western
Thrace
“*We mieht
have
taken
our share
of this debt after the treaty
of
Sevres
was
signed’’,
he
said,
'‘but
the
Asia Minor campaign
has made
us
bank-
rupt.”’
Athens,
Nov.
30th.—Inquiry
into
re-
sponsibility
for
the
Anatolian
disasler
continues
and
the
arrest
of
General
Papculas
and
other
officials
was due
to
new
evidence
said
to have
been
found.
The
e¢c mmission
of inquiry has forwardcd
the report
of its
investigations
into
the
actions
of
Prince
Andrew
during
the
campaign,
to
the
revolutionary
cor
-
mittee,
which,
in
conjantion
wita
tle
Greek Govt., will make
arrangements
for
his
trial.
The
following official
state-
ment
was
issued
today:
‘‘General Doits-
mania,
former chief of the General
Staff
and
General
Valettas,
former
Chief of
Staff in Asia Minor,
have
been
arrested
and
a
warrant
has
been
issued
for the
asrest
of General
Papoulas,
former
Com-
mander-in-Chief
of
the
army
in
Asia
Minor.
The
uwial
of
Prince
Andrew,
brother
of Ex King
Constantine,
who
commanded
an army
corps
at
the time of
the Sakaria operations,
begins next week.
Rome,
Dec.
Ist.—The
Vatiecan
is
to
make
a direct protest
to the Greek
Govt.
against
the execution of the former Greek
Ministers.
Pope
Pius
has
ordered
the
Papal
Nuncio
at
Berne
to make
repre-
sentations
to
M
Venizelos of the Greek
delegation
at
l.ausanne,
against further
execution
of former
public
officials ia
Greece.
London,
Nov.
30th.—An
Exchange
Telegraph
despatea
fro»m
Rome
says
Premier
Mussolini
ioforped
the
Italian
Cabinet today
that
he
planned
to
pro-
test
to
the
Greek
(Government
against
the wholesale
executions
of former pub-
lic men.
His protest
would be
on
pure-
ly humanitarian
grounds.
:
Washinzton,
Dec.
Ist.—So
close
and
doubtful is
the
Senate
situation
on
the
subsidy
bill that Repubiican
leacers
have
undertaken
a
pmew
ecanvass
to
find
out
whethai
rhe
meuasure,
if voted
on,
eould
command
a majority.
~laetics
of the
cp-
nosition
will be
to prevent
a
vote
before
March 4:th., kbut if they become
couvinced