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Call at Phone
No
62, Christiansied.
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A.
Sebastian
Forbes.
St. Croix Danske
Klub
&Laeseforening
afholder
o.dinzer Generalforsamling
i Klubbens
Lokaler
LORDAG
D.
2’ JUNI
1923 Kl. 8 p.
m,
BESTYRELSEN.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAIR FOR
THE
WBEK ENI'ED MAY 1),
1925
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Cingairton,
English
Church
Hill,
Miss Maria Cheroitt,
30 King St.,
Ethel Devonish,
24 Strand
St.,
Mr. Richard Daily.
Mrs
Josephine
Daniels,
Mr. Isaac
Kdwygrds,
Mrs. Aliveder
C.
Giddenes.
Post
Qffice,
Christiansted,
Virgin
Is-
lands.
May
21,
1923.
B. R. LARSEN.
Postmaster.
patching Secretary
called
here yesterday,
returning
to St.
Thomrs
in the
everning.
OFFICIAL NOTES.
T.ieutenant
Roy
[.
Barrett,
supply
Corps,
U. S. Navy, arrived
at
Christian-
sted,
St.
Croix
on Monday on the U, S.
S.
(irebe
and
will in
the
near
future
take
over
the duties
of Despatching
Secretary,
Mrs.
Barrett
arrived
on
the
U.
S.
S.
(irebe yesterday.
lievtenant
Barrett
has
had
long
ex-
perience
in the work of the Supply Corps
of the Navy and
is considered
well quali-
fied to discharge
the duties
that
he
has
been
sent
here
to
perform.
He
came
here
{rom
the
Nava!l
Operating
Base,
Hampion
Roads,
Va., where
he had
been
on duty for
two and
a half
years.
For
the
present
he
is
enzaged
in
getting
himself located
in
a house,
May 22nd,
1923
The
U. S.
S.
Grebe
arrived
at
Chris-
tiansted
about
12
o'cloek
today.
She
brought
the
{ollowine
passencgers
on
board:
lieutenant
Commander
J.
J.
Gaffney, (SC)
U.
S.
N.
and
Mrs.
Gaff-
pev,
Lient.
1.
G.
Jordas,
Dr.
Perry,
Lionei Lang,
Lg Finnizan,
Miss
Jordan,
Mrs. Clarke,
Mrs. Shumaker,
Mrs.
Bar-
rett,
Mrs.
Fiunigan
and
one
enlisted
man (Navy.).
P OCAL
The show
at St. Mary’s
Hall last night
was
one
of
much
beauty
and
'nterest,
The
attendance
was
not
what
such
a
high-class
picture
deserved.
The sloop
Mizpah
ecarrying
mails
and
passengers
for
St.
Thomas
sailed
from
this port
at 6 p.
m. yesterday.
The
U
S.
€. Grebe
with Mrs.
DBarrett
and houschold furniture of the
new
Des-
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
New York, May 19tk.—If the Supreme
Court’s
edict
preventing
transatlantic
crafts
from
garrying
liquors
witninthe
United States
three
mile
limit stands,
the
Cunard and Anchor Lires willadbere strict
ly to the law, Sir Ashley
Snarks,
General
Agent for the
United States,
annou
ced
today
upon
his
return
on the
Aquitania
from
u conference
with
officials
of
the
lines.
Moscow,
May 19ih. —A Russian
Soviet
note
sent
by Foreign
Minister Tehiicherin
to the
Swiss
Government
holds rhat
Gov-
ernment
responsible
for the
recent
as-
sassination
at Lausanne
of
M. Voresky,
Soviet representative
there, throush
toe
alleged
negligence
of the
Swiss
officials
to
guard
him.
M. Tehitcherin’s
note
asks
for an investigation
of the
eircu:m-
stances
of the
crime,
the
dismissil
of
the employees
itcharges
with negligence
and
a
prompt
and
speedy
trial
of
the
assassin.
The
note
also
protests
at
the
refusal
of the Swiss
to grant
diplomatic
courter privileges to
the Russian
deleca-
tion
at Lausanne.
Lavsanne,
May
12t
—Greece
last
night took a more
d-tiant attitude
under
the
reparations
diznute
wiin Turkey.
&n
attitud>
whieh Btirr>itens
a
vupture
of
the
conference.
The
wreek
delegation
issued
an
official declaration
insisiing
on
reciprocal
renunciation
by
Greece
and
Turkey
of
all
reparations
claims.
M.
Venezelos
hezd of the
Greek delegation,
is
regarded
by the dejegates
to the
con-
forence
as
having
thus
played
a
card
which
is
calculated
to
embarrass
the
Allies
by
forcing
them
to
support
the
Greek
stand,
as
the Aliies had
originally
include?
in the
peace
treaty
this
mutual
renpinciation.
M.
Venezelos
referred
10
this
clause
presented
to
the
Turks
by
the
Allies
at
the
last
conference
and
amended
at the
last
minute
when
the
conference
collapsed.
[t
provided
for
direct
settlement
ba2tween
Greece
and
Turkey and
arbitration,
if an
agrecment
was
not
reached.
Neither
{ireece
nor
Turkey
accopted
this
amanament,
tur-
key
refusing
to
recognize
any
Greex
claims
{oc
damages,.
bat,
being
wiiling
to submit
their clalims
against
the Greeks
to arbitration.,
M. Venzelos
row flatley
demands
that the Allies
restore
the
cori-
ginal
clause
of
the
treaty,
The
Near
Fast
conference
today
formaily
recog-
nized
the abolition
of the olicial
sanita-
tion
board,
which
has
long
suapervised
health
conditions
in
Turkey.
Turkey
has agreed
Lo appoint
three foreizn phy-
sicians
as
an advisory board,
particularly
in
preparing
effective
sanitary
regula-
tions for the
Turkish
Straits,
to prevent
epidemics
from spreading
to Eureye.
London.
May
19th.—fwo
young
for-
eigners,
charged
with being
stowaways,
were
charged
by
a Scoland
Yard
detee-
tive here
vesterday
as "‘dangerous
revo-
lutionaries’’.
They
were,
he
said,
courie
ers
and
a
link
in a
revolutionary
chain
that
is
working between
Great
Britam
and other
countries.
lhe
magistrate
re-
marked,
‘'l wonder
if the
men
behind