mbered
You,
Th
Always Remembered
You,
That
Uaua
Vant Tha
Drinae
Nown
IHavoe RopL
IHU
1 11IV0Y DUMile
Why
Change
an
OGld
Friend
for
a
New?
Take
these
things
away
before
they spoil.
i
Codfish
26 cts.
pr.
Ib.
Quaker
QOats
25 cts. pr. pk.
Potatoes
7 cts.
pr.
Ib.
10 Ibs for
€oc.
Fine Red Onions
14 ets.
pr.
lb.
Gouda Cheese
70 cts.
pr. |b.
Brown Rice
18 ets.
pr. lb.
.
Pto. Rico Bluz Grain Coffee,
Lily White Rice,
Tabie Salt 7 ts.
pr.
bag,
Bricks
for cleaning knives,
Silver Paper
Sausage,
AT THE
DANISH AMERICAN GROCEZRY.
lhe
St.
Thowas
mail arrived
her~
by
the Creole
this morning.
The
Native
Brass
Band
rendered
irts
programme
as
advertised
for
last nignt.
The Congressional
Committee
is looked
for in the first davs of
nex. nionth.
The
date
of their departure
will be seen
from
an
irfem under
official
news published
in
this Issue.
We
have
been
asked
to mention
that
the
Industrial
Brass
Band
will give
a
concert
on the wharf
this evening.,
8.30
THURSDAY EVENING 8.30
~
¢REELS
A Universal Attraction
6 REELS
MAE MURRAY IN
“WHAT AM I BID.”
Mae Murray
was
never
more bewitching than in this appealing
story of
the little mountain girl who
was nearly sold into slavery
by her oid drunken
father for booze.
-
Come and see her fight with her
drunken father,
her
“Intended’”’ Hus-
band and the Indian Chief ‘‘Dark Cloud” in which fight
the little mountain
girl is the Heroine,
and
see
the Heroine’s reward.
One thing can
be said of this splendid
picture
that it holds the* interest
alive all the way through
and from
beginning
to end shows
the most
reau-
tiful scenery.
:
DON’T MISS THIS SPLENDID PICTURE,
ADMISSION.
Rendevod BotE. ... ...
..
00li
0
e
e
GORGAIIGNRIRINCe
.00,.. ...
et
eT
h ]From Denmark
a small
lot of
Henkogte
Sager
fra J. D. Beauvais
011011
O
Leverpostej
extra med Trofler
. Extra,
Extra Asparagus
Points
Fiske B _ller
Blod-Pudding
ROD-KAAL
I'Just
a taste from the Old Country!
Jean
Petersen,
Fredeiksted.
‘_————-__‘—_-—-—-—_-_.-———-._
OFFiCIAL NEWS.
.
January
27, 1920.
The Congressional
Committee consisting
of
three
senators,
three
representatives
and
four others
accompanied
by Admiral
Oliver
will
embark
on
the U.
8.
§.
DOLPHIN
at
Key West,
Florida,
on
Friday, January
30th, and proceed
to the
Virgin Islands of the United States.
Miss Elizabeth
Hendrickson,
delegate
of the Virgin Islands
Protective
ieague
of New York, letft for Si. Thowas yester-
day
per schooner
Virgina where
sue
wiii
‘
remain
for
a
few
days visiiing St.
Jan
also
for
the
purbese
or
vrganizing
hranches
of the i.eague,
and stariing
ed-
ucational
work among
the Masses.
S
T
CROREX
s¥lß.
She
was
aceomparied
by
the
»>ther
member
of the League
on
visit
in
hese
islands
Miss
Anne
DMuller,
Miss
£dith
Rogier and Mrs. Ester
Gilbert.
The
last named
lady bade
farewell to
Mr. Totten
on the whart,
and
is h: sten-
ing to cateh
a steamer
at Porw
Rivo for
New
York where
it is said she will volun-
tarily deliver a
special
message
from the
delegates
on
their findings
in this island,
and
certain
important
documents
for
Washington.
;
Miss
Hendrickson wili return
stortly
and await
instructions
trom
the
L-agué
before deciding
on
her finzl departu.re.
Mr. Totten
intends
to
repeat
hi:
lec-
ture of last
Friuay
n:ght,
and
wil
also
deliver one
on
'*Mantood’’ to
men oniy.
—Communicated.
Wouldn’t
it
be
appropriate
to
have
the day
on
which the Congressional
Com-
mittee
arrives
in
the
Virgin
Islands
designated
as
a public
holida’?
This
idea animated
by
motives
of loyalty and
appreciation
for-the
interest
shovn
in
sending
a commission
trom the maialand
to
study
conditions
and
needs
0.
this-
territory,
has
cccurred
to
many persons
and
Lhas
been
requested
brought
to
at-
tertion
of His kxcelicney
the
Governor
for consideration.—Communicnted.
TOO THE
TPEOPLE
OF
THE
VIRGIN
AAN
- D Sy
/
According
to latest
reports,
the- pro-
posed
Congressicnal
Commission
to
in-
vestigate
into eonditions
here,
and
who
were to have
visited
these
islands
last
Autumn,
will very probably
be
doing
so
next
month.
Perhaps
the inhabitants
of
these
is-
lands
will appreciate
the work
dorz
for
them
by
their
own
people
in
Anerica
through
the
Virgin Islands Protective
League,
who
were
largely
instrun.en:al
in bringing about
this
visit.
-
7
This
is
one
of
the
reasons
why
the
l.eague
sent
its
d-lezates
heie
to
prepare
cur people
tor the
proper
lecep-
tion ot these distinguished
gentlen
en.
Again
we warn our peop'e
that KAUE
HATRED, CLASS HA"RED or any other
kind ot hatred
must
c2ase.
Paients
speak
to your children.
e
Stop
« busive
language
on the strects.
Stou throwing
woras
at
your
reigh-
bours.
'
Be dignified and hovorable
in
all
you
do and
say.
The Congressional
Commission
fcr
in-
vestigation
into
cond:tions
in
these
is-
lands
was
introduced
by Senator lleny-
yon
on
the Bth. day
oi July
1919 in
the
both Congress
15t session.
It
1s a joint comnmission
consistitg
of
three
members
of the
Senate
and
three
memuers
atthe
Honsg of Hebioaeato ots
appointed
by the
Viee
President
o1
the
United States
and Speaker
of
the House.
el
us
hope
inat Senators
Kenyon and