ST
CROLX
AN b,
CHRISTIANSTED
THEATRE
8.30 MONTAY EVENING 8.30
The Brass Bullet
Episode
9:
THE ROOM OF FLAME.
.
. Episode
10:
A NEW® PERIL.
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“ ROUGH ON HUSBANDS
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String Beans
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Sardines
in Tomato Sance
35, 25, and
18c.
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po-,
Avpricots 50c.
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Potted
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Vierna
Sausage
20c.
per
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Red
Szalmon
38e.
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Salmon
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Tins
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Cheese
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per lh., Mixed Mustard
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& 25¢.
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DANISH AMERICAN GROCELRY.
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argain!
bargam!
MEAL!
MEAL!!I MEAL!!!
Presh
2 lbs.
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FLOUR 2 LBS.
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AT THE
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batween
Christiansted
and
LOST
Kst.
La
Gr.
Princesse
4
CARRIAGE
RUG
AND
WHIP.
Findor
will
be
rewarded
on
leaving sime at'this
office.
The
Dispatching
Secretary
Lieut.
R.
O’Hagan, having requested
his
transfer
to
some
other place.
Porto Rico,
it is
un-
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SUNDAY EVENING
GOAGERT,
|
U.S
NAVAL BAND,
Christiansted,
Virgin Islands,
Jan.
2bth.
1920,
.
First
Musician
Jacob
W, Paulus,
Leader.
|
—PROGRAM:—
Part
1.
|
- Mareh.
.
... Viegin
d@ands.
..
. Altéen A
Adams.
Song... Carry
Me Back
te Old Virginy
£
Bland.
Seleciion......Maritana.....
.. Wallace.
Part
11,
b- Waltz......l’'m
Forever
Blowing
Bub-
.
bles
... Kenbrovin
and Kellette.
March.
.. Boston Commandery.
.J. Carter.
Qverture.
... .Sans
Souci
...John
Kaula.
Cornet
Sclo..Alice
Where
Ar: Thou.
;
:
J.
Ascher.
NATIONAL ANTHEM.
deastood,
he
will shor‘iy be
leaving
this
.
island where
1t is
to
be
regreited
that
there has rot been sufficient inducement
to
afford the benefit of having
hin.
longer,
.
and where
through
his practical,
and
con-
genial manner of dealing
with
the
peo-
ple he
made
many
friends
and
admirers.
It is much
regretted
that
his
tcnure
of
office has
been
so shori,
he
having
ad-
-
ministered
the duties
thereof
in
a
man-
ner thorouzhly satisfactory
to al.,
and
re-
flecting just credit
upon
the Gov rnor for
his selection.
.Mr. O’Hagan
is to
be
suce-
.
ceeded,
at
least
temporarily,
by
Com-
mander
Colby,
at
present
Finai cial
Aid
to His Exczliencey,
and
himself
a fine mzan
.
so far as his brief
stay
here
some
time
ago
has
vermitted
to know
him.
In
ex-
.
tending Lieyt. O’Hagan
begt
wishes
for
-
the tuture,
and hoping that it may
prove
possible
to
see
him bere
again,
tnere
is
.
likewise of’ered his
successor
a
hearty
'»
welecome
tc St. Croix where
he may
with
.
confidence
iook for cooperation
and _good-
will.
Hearty
congratulations
are
extended
to Mr. and
Mrs. Geo.
L. Markoe of Fred-
eriksted
on the
ocession
today
of their
silver wedding anniversary.
This couyle
who have
spent
a quarter of a century
of
happy
married
iife together,
are
among
the leading respectable
families
of
Fred-
eriksted,
and
have
raised
several
soas
and daughters,
now grown
up,
and
sct-
tled here and in Porto Rico, and
we
jcin
with them and
the
host
of
friends
wno
are
sure
to offer tokens
of
remembrarnce
on this auspicious
event,
in wismg
Nr.
and
Mrs.
Markoe
‘many
more
ydars
of
health,
happiness
and prosperity.
Much
to
the
disappointment
of the
public it is learned
that the
jcint concert
by
the
Navy
Bands
of
this
town
and
Frederiksted
anncunced
{or
tomorrow
evening
has
been
postponed.
Repert
says
that
the desire
of
the
bards
to
play
alternately
or
yseparately
is
not approved,
it
being
considered
mcre
suitable
that
the
whole
company
play
together
as
one,
which
latter idea
dces
seem
to
better
taste,
as
the playing
of
the
bznds
each
by
itself
would
appear
more
to bea
contest
tnan
a
combinad
entertainment,
7O CORRESPONDENT
: Miss
Elizabeth
Hendrickson:
your letter received,
will de
published
on
Monday.
OFI'iCIAL NEWS.
_
January
22, 1919.
-
[ Jeutenant
Robert
O’Hagan,
Suptly
Corps,
U.
S.
Nav
,
at his own reque st
has
been relieved
by Governor
Oman
lo-
day from duty
as
Despatching
Secreta
'y
in
Si..
Croix.
Lieutenant
Command
:r
rrederick
B. Colby, Supuly Corps,
U.
5.
Navy,
will temporarily
perform
such
¢a-
£
*
As result
of the
Court
of ‘laquiry le-
cently convened
to enquive
into
the
ua-
lawful discharge
of firearms
in
St
Tko-
mas
on New Year’s
Eve
Governor
Om:n
hes
today ordored
a
general
court
mer-
tiai
to meet
next Monday
to
try Ensiin
John
Schroeder,
U.
S.
Navy,
upon
a
charge
alleging his ‘participation
in
tie
matier.
What
furiher
-action
will
»e
taken has
not
been
determined
ate this
time.
L'eutenant
Eugene
1.. Walter,
Dental
Corps,
U.S. Navy,-has
been-ordered
frcm
the Naval Hospital, New
York,
to
duty
at the Naval Station,
St.
Thomas
as
tie
relief
of
Lieutenant
Conrad . Nelson,
Dental Corps,
U. S.
N
vy.
U. S. NAVY PRESS
NEWS,
January
21,
1920.
WASHINGTON:
Resclution
deeclari'
g
that
the aciion
of Rear Admiral
Sims
1n
making vublic official
instruerion
of the
most
confidential
character
effecting
ia-
ternational
relations
decerved
the
con-
demnation
of
all
Americans
was
int:o-
duced
in Senate
this afternoon
by
Sena-