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Bordese’s
Celebrated
Mass)
STAR-SPANGLED
BANNER.
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FRED.
C. JACKSON
JR.
Bandmaster.
EDITORIAL.
There
wouid appear
to be
a
lying
con-
test
among
magazine
writers
in
the
States
as
regards
the
Virgin
Islands.
_Each
scems
to_go the
other
tne
better
until
we row
have
a
production
which
should certainly take
the belt and
hold it
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up
for
some
time.
This confusion,
we
mean
effusion,
under
the
caption
of
“Virgin Islands
in
the
Doldrums”’,
is
reprinted
in this issue
for the
entertain-
ment of those
readers
who
have
not lost
their
s2nse
of humor,
and know
how
to
accept
and
recognize
garbage
from
a
continental
kitchen.
It
will
no
doubt
convince
many
that
human
imagination
is boundless.
LQCAL.
The
'‘Mystery’’
has
arrived
at
Fred-
eriksted
with Porto
Rico
and
St. Thomas
mails
due
here
about
11.30
a.
m.
on
re-
turn of the 9 o’clock
ecar.
No mail
from
the
States
is expersted
until
Wednesday
next
week.
<Football.
It is now understood
that
the
football
match
reserved
to in yesterday’s
issue
of
this paper
wiil
be
played
between
said
“lubs at the vsual
time and place.
All persons
interested
in the
game
are
welcome to the ground,
as
there
has
been
no football
matches
for a long time
past.
We hope
to have a 2ood turn out,
so
take
a
pleasant
walk’ down
to
the
Holger
Danske
Ground
:
Come
one,
come all.
.
Com.
REDO
UROSS
COMMIITES
AP-
POINTED.
At ‘the Red
Oross
meeting
heid
May
12, it 'vas
decided
so
form
the foliowing
committees:
Sewing,
Mrs.
C.
W.
Fox,
Honorary
Chairman,
Mrs.
E.
Smith,
Workroom
Chairman;
Entertainment,
Mrs. Alice
Dyer,
Chairman;
Home
Ser-
vice, Mr. Roberr Szeoch,
Chairman:
Fin-
ance,
(Chairman
to be
elzcted).—Com.
Help Wanted!
The Red Cross
Sewing Committee
asks
your help in two' ways.
:
If you
can
come regularly
to
help
sew
for the destitute
here
and abroad,
please
come
to
the
Red
Cross
Office
at
three
o’clock
on Tuésday,
May 17.
Plans
will
then
be made
for
regulai
meetings
for
the
purpose.
If you
have
partly
worn
garments
which
can be cut
over for children, please
send
them
to the office
or
telephone
for
them
to be called
for.
Only
clean
gar-
ments
should
be
sent.
Clothing suitable
for
use
in
devastited
Europe
will
be
made
over for this purpose,
as
the
Chris-
tiansted
Branch
is desirous
of
doing
Its
part
to help the
Red Cross
carry
out
its
pledge of 250
milion
garmeonts
for
the
naked
and suffering children
of
Central
Europe.
Clothing
which is only suitable
for tropical
wear will be
made
over
for
\
use
here,
and
disiributed
through
the
hospitals,
ete.
Please
look
over
your
wardrobe
and
send
in what you
can
spave
at
once.
If
desired,
it will be called
for.
The
lower
pa-t
of a,man’s
shirt
will
.ake
a
little
dress
for a;hi'd;
trousers
can
be
cut
over for the boys
; nver mind
if things
arefaded
so long as
they
are
clean
and
rot
too tender
to be
made
over,
Here
is
your
chance
to
help the Red
Cross.
Spare
an afternoon
once
a week;
or
send
some
garments
to
be salvaged
for those
who
need
them.
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TELEGR
+ MS.
ST. CROIX STATION,
London,
May
10th.—Following
is the
resnlt
of
the
New Market stakes:-
Ist
Lemonora,
2nd Eaglehe wk, 3rd Franklin.
London,
May 11th.—Germany’s
uncon-
ditional accepntance
of the Eatente
repar-
ations
terms
§was
delivered
to Mr. Lloyd
by
Dr
Sthamer,
German
Minister
to
Great
Britain,
here
tuday.
Paris,
May
11th. —-Newspapers
of this
city this morning
see
in
Germany’s
ac-
ceptance
oi
the
Allied
reparations
de-
mands
proof
that
Germany
complies
only to the
argument
of
force.
At the
same
time
thev
express
doubt
.as
to
her fulfilment of her undertaking.
London,
May 11th. —lt is reported
that
negotiations
between
the
inter-allied
commission
in
upper
Silesia
and
Adal-
bert
Kordanty,
leader of
the
Polish
in-
surgents
in that area,
resulted
last
even-
ing in the suspension
of hostilites,
says
a
des~ateh
to
the
central
news
from
Warsaw
today.
:
London,
May
11lth:—Further
indica
tioms
of the seriousness
of the
coal short-
age
caused
by
the
miners’
strike
since
April Ist, is furnished
by the
announce-
ment
that the vickers
ship
building and
engineering
works
at Barrow,
the
larg-
est
concern
in the United Kingdom,
em-
ploying 150,000
men, will be forced
to ciose