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CHRISTIANSTED
THEATRE
8.15.
MONDAY
EVENING
8.15.
“MATHIAS SANDORF”
AFTER THE FAMOUS NOVEL
BY
“JULES VERNE”
A World’s Famous
French Film In
19 Tremendous
Big Reels.
This Film Will Be Exhibited In THREE NIGHTS, Namely:
MONDAY Nov. 6th.
THURSDAY Nov. 9th.
MOND._. Nov.
13th.
Reserve
your Tickets
in Time and be sure
to
come
at 8:15 o’clcck
as the
shows
has
to start
on time on account
of the length of the program.
ADMISSION
*
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T e
eLY
LR
eIO
Children
15¢. and
10c.
Os the Danish West Indies.
Send
what
you
have
to
us,
stating
price
wanted.
We
buy
other
foreign
stamps
also.
WM. H
WILKERSON.
Jr.
778 Irving St.,
N.
W.
Washington,
D.
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A.
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DR
Mails Close
for the/
‘tish and other West Indi-
an
poris
vy the
S.
S. Bridgetown
at 11 a.
m.
today.
CARD OF THANKS.
The
Misses Moorhead,
on behalf
of themselves
and
the absent
mem-
bers of the
family,
beg
to
express
their heartfelt
tha ks for the
many
tokens
of sympathy
and
kindness
evinced
towards
them during their
recent sad bereavement.
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BURIALS
IN THE PUBLIC
CEMETERY
OI FREDERIKSTED,
October
1922.
4—Elizabeth Dolly, died at the Hospital,
age 70 years.
10—Emile Adolphus
Pedro,
died at
the
Hospital,
age 4 months.
11-—Alfredo Lindesay,
died
at the
Hos-
pital, age
3 months.
|
13—James
Thompson,
died at
the
Hos-
pital,
age 39 years.
19 —lsaac
William Ros, died
at
the
Hos-
pital, age
71 years.
25—John
Petersen,
died
at the Hospital,
age
78 years.
26—Susannah
Pretorius,
died
in
Town,
age 84 years.
:
31—Samuel
Neptune,
died
at
the
Hos-
pital,
age
1 month.
TRICAL.
she
S. S. ‘*Marina’’is due
on
schedule
time having 19 tons of cargo for Frederik-
sted and 8 tons for Christiansted.
There
will be
a
Song
Service
in
the
Lutheran
Church
tomorrow
evening
at
7.3
o’clock.
Pieces
will be
rendered
by
the
choir;
musical
selections
on
the
vio..n
by
Mr.
Rivera
with
organ
and
corn(t accompaniment.
All are
invited.
The
Tadousac
arrived at this
port
yes-
terday and spent
th2 nizht
over
raturn-
ing to St. Thomas
at
8 o’clock this morn-
ing.
She brought
.22 marines
who
are
relieving
a similiar numbe:r
whose
terms
have
expired
and are
returning
to
the
States
via
St.
Thomas
by
transport.
Thirty-two
bags
mail
being
that
from
New
York which would otherwise
have
arrived
by the
‘‘Marina’”’ later
were
brought
up from Saa
Juan
by the Tadou-
sac thus reaching
us 24 hours earlier.
Among the departures
by the Tadousac
was
Quartermaster
Sergeant
Marion W.
Perry
whose geniality has
won him many
friends during the
ti.ae he
was
stationed
here.
<
The S.
S. Brid%etown
erroneously
ad-
vised
as arriving
from
New
York today
got
to
Frederiksted
yesterday
after-
noon bringing 3 bags mail’for Christian
sted,
MARRIED.
SHULTZ—MERWIN—Mr.
and_Mrs.
~
Robert
L. Merwin
of St.
Croix. Virgin
'an@s,
announce
the
marriage ofth_e,
daughter,
MARTHA
TREAT.
to
Ensign
JonN H. SnuLTz,
U. S. N}on Saturday,
Oct.
21, 1922,
in
New
York
City.—New
York Times,
Oct 22nd 1922.
We beg to tender
to
the
happy couple
our sincere
congratulations
with all good
wishes for a long and happy union.--FD.
St.
CrROIX AVIS,
The
British
Schooner
M%etto,
Capt.
Arrendell from St.
Martin
ldst
Tuesday
manifested
that
he had
a camzo of
liquor
on board
which
was
promptily
sealed
by
the Custom
Officer.
As the
eaptain
had
intended
to
dock,
he
asked
permission
of
the
Custom
Depg
to
allow
him
to
lodge the liquor in
the
Bond
Warehouse
until he is
ready
to
clear
port;
and his
wish was acceeded
to.
On Friday
morn-
ing the
Captain
was
the
happy
recipi-
ent
of
his
full liquor
storage
from the
Custom
Dept.
on his
clearing
port.-
The
Emancipator
Oct. 23rd.
FORMER GOVERNOR
OF
ISLANDS
PROMOTED.
The many
well-wishers
gained
by ex-
Governor
M. T.
Cold,
during
his
term
as
Governor
of
these
islands under the
former regime,
will be
glad to hear that
he
was
appointed
Minister
of
Foreign
Affairs in the Danish
Cabinet
some
time
during the
present
month.
t. Thomas
Mail Notes, Qct.
31st.
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION
Londor,
Oct. 3lst.— Father
Bernard
Vaughan,
one
of
the
most
prominent
Jesuit Priests
in
the world
and Biother
gs
the late
Cardinal
Vaughan,
died
to-
ay.
Dublin,
Oct.
3lst.—The
newspaper
“Vorwaerts’’ says
that
the
Ex-Kaiser’s
wedding presents
to his
bride,
the Prin-
cess
Hermine
of
Reuss,
next
Sunday,
will be
a
diadem,
set
with
seven
hun-
dred brilliants and
a pair. of
ear
rings,
both being extremely eostly.
Paris,
Oct.
3llst.—Lord
Harding
has
resigned
his post,
as
Rritish
Ambassador
to
France.
According
to
the
morning
newspapers,
his successor
will likely be
Sir George
Grahame,
the present
Ambas-
sador
to Belgium.
Rome,
Oct.
3lst.—Count
Sforza
has
telegraphed
his
resignation,
as
Italian
Ambassadsr
at
Paris.
Dr.
Mussolini,
the Premier,
explains,
that
in
his
view,
the
new Government
should
have at such
posts,
men in
thorough
aceord
with
its
po.icy.
'
Washington,
Oct,
31st.—A
former re-