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CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE
830
THIS EVENING
8.30
“PEG O THE RING.”
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EPISODE
10: (Chapters
19--20.)
EPISODE
11: (Chapters
21--22.)
EPISODE
I2: (Chapters
23--24.)
LOOK
OUT
FURE
ERRORS
IN PRG
O THE BING.
Competition
stands
for
the
3
bhest
as follows:
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A PRI
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Errors.
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HEPOPE
Mr.
W.
Benjamin
G
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v
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o R
Let
the
eyes
be
the
guide Train
them
to
nbserve,
ADMISSION
ADULTS
Reserved
Seats
40
cents,
General
Entrangd
20
cents.
CHILDREN-—Reserved
Seats
20
cents,
General
th‘av‘:;ix 10
~en:s.
Advertisem
vertisement.
BII)S are
requested
for
the
following
|
supplies
which
are
needed
in
the
ad-
|
ministration
¢“
iiie
Christiansted
Muni-
cipal
Hospital
for
the
month
of
Octo-
ber 1919.
Delivery
1s
to
be
made
by
the
merchant,
ir
case
the
merchant
is
outside
the
l!imit
of
Christiansted
Municipality.
Bids
sheuld
be
addressed
to
the
Inspector,
Municipal
Hospital,
Christiansted.
After September
27th,
no bids
will be
considered.
All supplies
to
be
of the best
quality.
Wheat
flour,
53
lbs.;
Corn
Meal,
8
|
lbs.: Rice
100 iks.:
Sugar
300
lbs.:
'Table
|
butter,
50 !bs.:
Cnoking
butter,
35 lbs.:
|
Lard,
35 Ibs.: Irish vctatoes
300 Ibs.:
Meat
(Beef, Mutton, Pork, ;400 ibs.; Salt fish,
60
Ihe.:
Tea,
3
Ibs.:
Wuaker
Onts
60 Ibs.:
|
Cream
of
Wheaat
¢
lbs.:
Beans
and
Peas,
50 lbs.;
Onions,
20 lbs.:
Kerosene
|
oOil, 70 gallons;
Matches
1 gross:
Soap
112
Ih.
¢
-
Christiansted,
St.€réix,
V.I. of U.S.A.,
September
20th
1919.
J.
C.
DuBOIS
Inspector Municipal Hospital.
iksted’s
Apoth
H
Frederiksted’s
Apothecary
Hall
OFFERS
’
e
Cooper’s
Famous Cattle-Dip
for Cattle,
Dogs,
Horses,
Mules
elec.
(for dipping or spraying
)
:
Cows lightly infested
with ticks produces
14 pint of milk
less
per
cow
per day,
all
cows
heavily
infested
with
ticks
pro
duces
2 quarts
less
per
cow
per
acay*®
than
Tickfree-cows.
Gallon tins
at $2.25.
JEAN PETERSEN
--FREDERIKS®ED,
»
Advertise ment.
IDS
are
requested
fy the
following
|
Bsupplies
wiich
are
n-ceded
in th> ad-
minis ‘ration of the
M inicipal
In:titu-
-
tions at Richn cnd €ick-houses
and
T eper
.
Asylum
“or th2 month of Oct.
1919/
Delivery
is
to
noe
made
bv the
mer-
chant.
Bids should
be adlressed
to
Inspeztor,
Richmond
Sicl:-hruses.
Flour 85 Ibs., Corameal
500
Ibs.:
Rice
400
lbs.,
Oa*s
360
lbs.,
Sago
250
lbs.:
.
Sugar
1,200 lbs.,
Beaf
450 lbs.,
Pork
180
lbs.,
Fish (sal:)
224
lbs
Beans
200
Ibs.,
Peas
200 Ibs.,
Potatyes
200 Ibs
.
Lard 75
'
lbs., Cooking kutter
100 Iks., Tzble butter
|
110
lbs., Onions
50 ibs.,
Tea
4C
lbs.
|
All bids
should b 2 reccived
by
Sent.
I
27th
1919
Christianste],
St. Croix, V. I. of U.
§.
A., Sept.
21st
1919.
|
H. T. HANSEN,
|
Lispector
Richmon
! Sic.:houses
&
_
Lep v Asylum.
We
heg
to
call the
atienticn
of
our
readers
to
the
programm=
of ‘he Ol ris-
tiansted
Theatre,
publish
d
in this issue
'
~
where
three
more
Chap
°rs
¢f the
fa-
nous
serial
‘‘?eg C’ The Ring
’
wil: be
2xhibited
and
ean
assur
all
who
will
avail
themselvas
of
the
orportunity,
a
real
nleasant
eveniny
|
SCANDAI-OUS PUBI IC B IHA-
|
.VIOUR *T IHE POS{ OFSICE.
|
The
regular
Saturday
mails
from
St.
|
Thomas,
Porto
Rico and
the
Stztes
vrere
|
received
here
01 the evenig of the 2)th,
and
as
customary,
a
iarge
gathbering
as-
|
sembled
in
the Post
Office
lohby
where
l
during tne assortmert
of the
ms ils,
box-
|
holders
may receive
'
heir latters
as
these
|
are distributed
into the boxes.
On
this
occasion,
hovever,
the
behaviour of the
crowd
assun
ed such
a
boisterous,
rowdy
character
that
those
having
boxes
were
d'scommoded
by tae
continous
s:uffling,
qaarre:ling,
and vociierous chatter wnich
increased
te
such
an
extent
that
the
prstmaster
was forced
to ask
and
then
to demand
some
noderetion
of the turauic
which
mus:
certainly
have
been
con us-
ing to
ny
one
eagaged
in
almost
any
sort of
work. - But still
the
erowd,
or
more correctly speaking,
a dozen
or niore
o¢ the riff-reffin ‘he
erowd,
who
vroba-
b y expectec
no
raail,
continued
its
Il-
bred
conduct,
and
when
the
win-
dows
opened
for
the
. ereral
deliv-
ery,
it
was
found
impracticible
to
continue
this
for
more
tham
about
5
minutes
vwing
te
the
uproar
among
the
vagrants
de’eating
ali
efforts
at
h2aring
or b2ing heard.
The
postmaster
had
previously
called
upcn
tae
eivil
althorities
o preserve
order,
but
as
no
policeman
eould
e
secured,
tae
»Host
o‘fice was ul:imatcly elcsed
i1
accord:
nee
with
the
Pcstal
laws
and
Regulatons
governing
action
und2r
such
circum-
stances.
It is
not
reecailed
thar
the
vub-
liz
behaviour
at
rth2
Post
Cilice
ha¢
in
aay
lormer
instance
&ttained
sich
dis-
orderly projortions
anc
it
is
to
te heped
that
this is-'he
last
tire
pe:sons
in
this
community
will
thvus
humiliat:
taeir
fellow
citizens
by
a
displa:r
of
degort-
ment
vhich
is anythiig
but
credi.able
to
dec:nt
pcople
who shoule
kno)w
hat
ajart
“rom
the
inflat ering:
imipression
stuch ovtlandish
minners:
mus( necesserily
procuc?
upon straagers.
in
th i,
cise,
the
primar;object
of ¢ oing 1o the post offic is,
as
a result,
frustrated
‘or al
[ ocur-
rences
of this
soirc
continue
pol
22
Hro-
tection
will in
fucure
le
preengaigec
in
order
hat
he
g@nera.
public
may
be
avolided
inccnven
ences
and
delay
in the
receipt of th ir m: il
S
e
.
Frederiksted,
Sept.
19th.
The
8.
8.
'"Pa-ima’
arrived
ot
‘his
port
Wednesday
night
ai
10
o’clock.
from New
York
via
St.
Thomas,
with
2600 Peckags
anc
fhmfollnu'ing'
pas:en-
gers:
From
New
Yerk:
lijett
and
Mrs.
Lailey,
Res.
M.
Muliigar,
Mis
Aan Wilhams,
Mr. J. Feceh,
Mrs. Usher
and
son.
From
Si.
Themss:
Mr.
A,
S'ephens,
M. W.
Johar
sen,
Viiss Jjotan-
sen,
Mr,
A.
Harsen,
Mrs.
Wi kerten,
Mr. F.
Souffrount.
Mr. A. Gordoa.
Mrs.
A. Don piere,
Miss Dorpiere.
She loft at 9 o’clock 0a Thursday
nizht
fer Wirdward
slands
vith the fcllowing
pessengers:
Evaas
Elgehil,
Frederik
Lake,
Jane
1. Welwyn,
Dariel
7.
Wal-
wyn,
Anna
Whitehead:
Agres
i3keoch,
Edith {ongfi ld-Sriith, osariunc
Sm th,
Doroth;
Smth,
James
Jarvis,
Cliire
F.eming,
Elizabetl: Armstron
s,
TELL.GRAMS
ST
CRCIX STATJON.
London, Sept
17ta.-(Associated
Press):