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Tonight.
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“Elmo Lincoln™.
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IN
“The Romance
Os Tarzan”
THE SENSATIONAL SEQUEL
TO
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«“Tarzan Os The Apes*
A Cinema
Drama
of a Primitive Man’s Fight Against Civilizations, Sinister Forces,
and
an Interesting
Contrast
between
Jungle Life and Civilization.
Episodes
of Breathless
Realism
Gives this
Film Dramatic
punch.
A Film with
a Wide Variety of Thrilling Action to awaken
Sensation.
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REELS
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This Show
Will Be Repeated
FRIDAY.
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LISTOF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE
WEEK ENDED JANUARY 21,
1922.
Miss
Malvina Andrew,
Miss Sylvanie Benjamin,
Miss Adella Cox,
,
:
Miss Amelia
C. Crow,
Mrs. Johanna
Daniel,
Misg Marie Davis,
¢
Miss Veronica Davis,
Water Gut,
Miss Christan
Dreckes,
Mrs. James
Edwards,
¢/o Mrs, Stephen
:
Daniel,
Gertaline
Finch,
Miss Rosana
Hunt,
Mrs. Christeana
James,
Mr. & Mrs. J. James,
Miss Mary Rebeca
James,
Mrs. Alexander
Lake, Queen St.,
Miss Maria Ludvig,
Miss Agatha Marson,
Mr. Morris Miller,
Herman
Miller,
Mrs.
Beathrice
E. L'etersen,
Mr. George Romney,
Mr. Isaiah
Ronan,
Hill St.,
Miss Ida Small,
:
Mrs. Rebeca
Thomas,
_
Miss KElizz beth Wailcott, Hospital,
Mr. Jochn
Waller,
Miss Shavrlot Williams.
Post
Office,
Christiansted,
Virgin Is-
lands,
January
21,
1922.
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:
-B. R. LARSEN,
:
Postmaster.
P OCAL.
Boat
‘‘Brazos’’ brought
40
odd
bags
mail for Chrisriansted,
same
bheing trans-
porte:! here
last night
arnd delivery made
this
2.
m.
)
The
S.
S.
‘‘Guiana’’ from
New
York
FOR SALE.
Unre Man’s Bicycle
at
a bargain,
In good condition
For
particulars
apply
at
this
office.
is
due at Frederiksted
at
5
o’clock
this
afternoon.
The
Vanishing
Dagger
eclosed
last
night with the
theaire
filled with
a
satis-
fied audience
which
was
loud
in its
ap-
plauses
of
the end
which
was just what
-
everybody
appreciated.
Two
reels
of
the
Moonriders,
ihe
new
serial,
were
shown
at
last
night’s
show
and
made
a
very
favourable
impression,
ronsisting
of adventurous
and
romantic
phases
which
the
public
has
always
shown
a
weakness
for.
Tonight
there
will be exhibited
the
famous film,
‘‘The
Romance
of Tarzan’’,
which
requires
no
recommendation,
ard
{for which
it is
un-
derstood
that
all
available
room
in the
theatreis being rapidly engaged.
RED CROsSs
NOTES
In connection
with the Red
Cioss
An-
nual Roll Call a booih has been opened
un-
der
the
post-office,
where
subscriptions
for the renewal
of miemberships
for
1922
and
for
n=zw
memberships
will
be
re-
ceived.
The
booth
is
in charge
of
Mrs.
_Hark,
Mrs. Haywa~d,
Mrs. Holtom
and
Mrs. Adams.
‘i'he
(ollowing hours
will
‘be
observed
at
inhe
Booth:
9-10
A. M.
and 3-6 E.
M.
Correspondence
The Editor of ‘‘St. Croix Avis’’.
S
When
Mr. Alexander
Moorehead
says
in
the ““West
End News’’ of
2llst inst.
that he has collected
as
wellas
paid
out
money for the Labor Union Savings Bank,
he speaks
the truth.
He was
authorized
by the Treasurer
Mr. A. de Chabert
and
myself to act for us in Frederiksted
and
its jurisdiction as
he
was
the
only
mem-
ber
of
the
said
board
residing
in that
district.
Mr. O. C. Granady
has
been
authorized
to collect
the outstandings
in the
capaci-
ty of an Attorney.
The
following is
a
copy
of
the
an-
nouncement
which
was
duly
put
on
re-
cord in the Recorder’s
Office
in
Decem-
ber
1918:
LABOR UNION SAVINGS BANK.
At a meeting of the Board of
Trustees
of
the
Labor Union Savings
Bank,
heid
on Dec.
10th, it was decided
to
liquidate
the affairs of the Institution.
['he following gentlemen
were appoint-
ed
as liguidators:
Mr. R.
de CHABERT, Chairman.
Mr. A. de CHABERT,
Treasurer.
Lawyer
J.
NIELSEN.
Mr ALEXANDER MOOREHEAD.
Messrs.
R. & A. de CHABERT
are
au-
thorized
jointly
to
collect and
give
re-
ceipts for amounts
falling due,
as
well as
to settle
the liabilities of the
Institution.
LABOR UNION SAVINGS BANK.
10/12/18.
St
treoix VILEB.A.
Ans.
Fabio
Hugh Petersen
K. C. Jzckson
J.
A. Mescus
J.
J. Johnsen
Alexander
Moorehead
R.
de Chabert
Benjamin
Gittens
X
Lazarus
Barry
James
Abel
Ade Chabert
Chas.
Adams
J. Nielsen
Jno. Klyvert
Trustees.
Recorded
In. Christiansted’s
Ordinary
Town
Couart
December
23rd 1918 and
en-
tercd
in the Recorder’s
Book E.E.E.
page
75 sub Nr. 398.
and
noted in the personal
register.
.
D. NOEL.
Fee
:or recording
Frs
15|
Shiao
o
reeivtration
4}
<
Frsl9)
-
Nineteen
Francs.
l
With thanks for
space.
:
.
DE CHABERT.
-
Chairman Liquidation
Commattee
La-
abor Union Savings Bank.
TELEGRs MS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
SPECIAL.
:
Rome,
Jan.
2lst.—Tne
Pope
was
ap-
parently sinking into death
this morning.