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Carmel Myers”
in
“A Daughter
Os The Law”.
A Thrilling Story of Desperate
Deeds
after Dark—And of a Beautiful
Wo-
man’s Daring Adventures.
She
Used Her
Beauty
to Lure the
Most Desperate
Gang of Criminals
in
New York to Justice.
‘
_
Back
in the days
when girls wore
ears
and
lacuquered
their
faces
in
private,
the
spectacle
of a young
wiss
who dreszed
herself
up
as
an immoral
woman
and
mingled
with bums
and gangsters
to save
her brother
from
the toils of
a band
of erocks,
would
hardly
be accepted
as plausable
enough
to be
even
the hercire
of a
melodrama.
Now-
adays
such
a character
is lcoked
upen
as realism,
for melodrama.
~
Carmel Myers,
as the ctar of ‘‘ADaughter
of the Law’’, play just such
a se!f-deter-
mired
young lady and
because
such
a
person
is
accepted
the
onlonoker
can
sit
back
with
no pettifogging criticism
popping into
his mind
and enjoy
what develops
into
a
rapid, exciting and
genuine
melodrama,
with plenty of the
“"meio™.
Show concluded
with:
@
o
’
“His Unlucky Birihx”’
1 REELCOME.DY.
ADMISSION
BBL
i e i
e
200,
LR
eet
s
seit
Children
be.
vy
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Clyde Steamship
Co.
“FOREIGN SERVICE”’
(Steamers
operated
by
the Clyde Steam-
ship
Co.,
Foreign
Service,
for
account
U.
S. Shippidg
Board.
THE S. S. “SURINAM”
from
Trinidad
via Dominica
will be
due
at
Frederiksted
on
Thursday
afternoon,
at about
4
o’clock and
will be
dispatched
for New York via St.
Thomas.
ROB’T. L. MERWIN & Co. Inc.,
Ageius.
THES. S. “BRIDGETOWN”
sailed
from New York
on Satu. iiy evzn-
ing and
is due
here
on
or about
the
4th
inst.,
and
will
be
dispatched
for
the
Wiadward
Isiands.
ROBT.
L. MERWIN & Co.
INC.
Agents.
OBITUARY
Miss JOSEPHINE
MOORHEAD,
a respect-
ed member
of this
community
died rath-
er suddanly
last evening
at
her
home
in
this town.
Tne funeral
will
proceed
to
the Apnglican eaurch
at
4.3)
this
p.
m.
Qur
eradoleaces
arz
extend:d
to
the
bereaved
memters
of th» family.
Mails Close
for United
States
anl
other places
by s.
s. Surinan at 11.00
a.
m.
to-
day.
IN
THE
UL 0
CRUETERY
OF CHEISIIANSTED.
Qctobar
1922,
3—Martha
Franklyn,
died at th:
Hos-
pital, age
65 y~ars.
4—Still-born
Male,
at
the Hospital.
6—Adriana
Brown, died
at the Hospital,
age
73 years.
6—Unbaptizad
Male,
died at
the
Hos-
pital,
aze
5 months.
T—Emelia
James,
died
at
King’s
Hill
Poor Farm,
age
90 years.
9—lnez
Eleta Boyce,
died
at the
Hos-
pital,
age
7 months.
12 —Still-born Male, in Town.
14 —Victor Marshall, died at the Hospital,
age
2D years.
.
16—Alice
Viola
Schuster,
died
at
the
Est.
Peter’s
Rest,
age
11 months.
16 —Mary
Elizabeth
Williams,
died
in
Town,
age 35 years.
17—Rosalin
Harrigan,
died
at the
Hos-
pital,
age
45 years,
,
18— Mrs. Hester
Frankliin Conrad,
died in
Town, age
65 years.
19—Reginald
Williams, died
at the
Hos-
pital,
age
50 years.
20—Mr. Christian
A. J. Ogaard,
died
in
Town,
age
86 years.
23—Hilda
Krieger,
died in
Town. age
4
months
and
12 days.
24 Joseph
Jacksnn,
died
in Town,
age
19 years.
-
26—Mvrs.
Sarah
Aliee
D.
Dyer,
died
in
Town, age
44
years.
E
26 —Charloite Henley, died
in Town,
age
44
years.
26 —Abraham
Fipps.
died
at
‘the
Hos-
pital, age
66 years.
27—Joseph
Blackett,
died
at
the
KEst.
Glynn, age
50 years.
27 Still-born Female
in Town,
23Still-born
Female
in T wn
29
Gustave
Alphonso oy,
died
at
the
.
BHospital,
ave 26 davs.
31—Helena
Weeks,
died
at
Richmond
Insane
Asylum,
age
65 years.
P OCCAL.
The Lutheran
Church
was
packed
to
the doors
last
night
on
the
celebration
of the Luther
League
anniversary.
The
maiasical
feature
of
the
service
was
en-
hanced
by
the partic'pation
of M:ssrsi
Rivera
and Rodriquez
on
the
Violin and am.-
Cornet.
The singing was gcol,
#
=
-
““A dauther
of the law?’’, that charmigg
feature
play
which
was
screened
with
such
marked
succecs
at the Christiansted
Theatre
on
Monday
night
last,
will be
repeated
there
this
evening
at reduced
prices
of admission
of 5, 10 and
20
cents
piacing
the
last
opportunity
of
se2ing
this
excelient
drama
within
the
reach
of all.
The
S.
S.
‘‘Bridgetown’’ sailed
from
New York on
Saturday
evening
having
33 tons of cargo for Christiansted
and 32
tons
.or Fraderiksted.
Correspondence
La Grande
Princesse,
Necv, Ist 1922,
Dear
Mr. Editor,
if Mr. Jiggs
will pat
the
plural
to
“Factory,””
and
add
‘'Ginnery’’ be
will
have
the
answer
to his first
two
ques-
tions.
Asking such,
as the first two gquestions,
in
print,
Mr.
Jigegs
is
quite
uaable
to
grasp
any explatation,
or answer
to the
two last.
Thanking you Mr., Editor,
[am
Yours
C. LEEVY.
P.
S.
Pooar
Fellow.
THRLEGRAMS.
ST.
CROIX STATION
Dublin, Oct
29th.— Mr.
J.
W. Cope,
Assistant
Under-Secretary
for Ireland
and the official wh~
was mainly responsi-