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TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
Paris,
April 3rd.—Prince Sixte of Boar-
bon-Parma,
brother of
the
Ex-Empress
Zita, has left for Funchal,
with the in-
tention of bringing back
the former Sov-
ereign and her children
with
him.
Funchal
April3rd. —The funeral of the
Ex-Emperor
Charles
will take
place
on
Wednesday
at
four
p.
m.
in the Parish
Church
here and will be of an impressive
charactar.
Washington,
April 3rd —At a meeting
of the eouncil of the Pan-American
Union
to
take
place
on
Wednesday
next
the
Chilian Ambassador
will present
a request
from his Government
forth 2 holding of
the next meeting
in
March
1923 at San-
tiago (Chili).
Budapest,
April 3rd.—Yesterday
was
observed
as
a day
of national mourning
by decree of the
Government.
New York,
April 4th.—Adolfo De La
Huerta,
a
former
President
of
Mexico
and-now Secretary
of
the Treasury,
will
shortly visit this city for the purpose
of
a conference,
with a
committee
of Inter-
pational Bankers with regard
to the For-
eign debt
of
Mexico and
its
re-adjust-
ment.
Washington,
April 4th,—The
House
committee
were
yesterday
informed by
Mr. Lewis, President
of the United
Mine
Workers of Ameriera, that
until the oper
ators fulfiltheir pledze
concerning
wage
contracts,
the
bituminous
miners
wer?
ready
io prolong
the
strike
indefinitely,
Budapest,
April 4:b.—ln
the course cf
a dinner attended
by
business
mebp bere
list evening
a
bomb
was
thrown,
by
which three persons
were killed aad
sev-
l
eral injured.
No. 81.
CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE
8.15.
THIS
EVENING
8.15
“The Flaming Disk.”
WITH
THE FAMOUS
SCREEN
STAR
“ELMO LINCOLN®
Episode
No. 13:
“CAG ‘1) IN”’.
Episode
No. 14:
“THE PURPLE RAYS.”
Episode No, 15:
‘“‘POISONED WATERS.”’
6 REELS
OF THE SERIAL.
NO COMEDY.
THURSDAY EVENING NO SHOW.
EASTER MONDAY
THE LAST 6 REELS
OF
“THE FLAMING DISK?”.
THE NEXT SERIAL
WILL BE
“THE DRAGON’S NET.”
WITH THE DARE-DEVIL OF THE SCREEN
“MARIE WALCAMP.”
NEXT SERIAL:
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:
«ILZ2DIZ-POLO” IN “KING OF CIRCUS”.
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London, April4th.—The
vote
of confi-
dence, given Mr. Lloyd Genrge by so large
a majority in the House of Commsns
has
greatly cleared
the
political atmosphere.
Brussels,
April 4th.—M.
Geannes,
the
betrayer
of Miss Edith
Cavell,
the Brit
ish war nurse
was today found guilty and
sentenced
to death.
NOTICE.
ON
WE: NESDAY
EVENING,
the 12th of April, there wlll be
A Grand Variety Show
in the Christiansted
Theat.e
by the
Old Timers.
Program
willfollow later.
Christiansted,
St.
Croix, V.
1., April
sth,
1922,
®
®
Publication.
T is hereby brought
to public
no-
l tice
that
Government
has,
this
date,
authorized
Rev.
ERNE-T
PUGH
to
perform
civil-religious
functions
in the Municipality of St.
Lroi—.
Government of the
Virgin Islands
of
the
United
States,
St.
Croix,
4 April,
1922,
|
. J. GAFFNEY,
Gm'srnment
Secretary.