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FRIDAY EVENING 8.30
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Screen
Magazine
,
1 REEL.
The Last
Show of
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’
’”
The
Lion’s Claw.
By
an error in the suppliers
we
were notified that
the previous
show
was the
last of this serial.
We
are pleased
to say that
we
are
now pre-
senting
to you the interestng
end of this popular film.
Episode
17 Chapters
33 &34
‘“THE WELL OF FIRE”
Episode
18 Chapters
35 & 36
‘“THEDOOM OF REJ HARI”
Com'c
“STOP! CEASE!! HESITATE!!!”
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YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT
Kindly preserve
your ticket
for this
show
as each ticket will give
you
the
right to purchase
2
tickets at half price for
the first show of the
new
serial.
This applies
to both reserved
seats
and general
entrance.
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A B NHTSSION,
SN Ry e
DI
RNe
At John
Alexander’
ONN
Alexanaer s.
WE BEG
TO OFFER
YOU FOR THE
HOLIDAY SEASON.
e
Arrivals,.
A LIMITED ASSORTMENT
OF
HEIDES CHOCOLATES
in Fancy
Boxes
and
Loose
Weight.
““One
of
America’s
Chzisest
Brands’’
Christmas
and New Year,
A Fine Assortment
of
_
CARDS AND POSTALS.
Glazed
and Plain.
A large
Stock
of Gents,
Ladizs,
Boys,
and
Misses
SHOES
of
an
exceprional
good quality and
cheap
in price.
New
Silks
and
Satin,
Valence
Nets,
Palm
Beach
Cloth, Feather
Pillows,
An entire
new stock of NEOLIN
SOLES
and
WINGED
FOOT
HEELS
in Whole
‘
and
Half
sizes,
White,
Tan
and
Rlack.
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“GET THE NEOLIN HABIT.”?
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A
New
Assortment
of
VICTOR
and
COLUMBIA RECORDS,
“‘The
latest
records
for January
already
in stock
’’
Give
us
a trial when purchasing
’
for the
Season
this year,
and
re-
|
member
the Store
which
sells THE
,
BEST.
JOHN
ALEXANDER,
Cor. of Market ard King Sts.
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To Consumers
of Electricity in Chrts-
fiansted,
CONSUMERS
are hereby notified
that it is not allowed to connect
.
up
extra
lights,
especially
on
the
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24th and 31st
December.
EINAR SVENDSEN.
|
FOR
SACRED CONCERT
|
On the
Whart
|
Christmas
Night
|
By The Native
Brass Band
i
9 o’clock
’
“The Standard
Bearer’’
|
“Onward Christian
Soldiers’’
i
“*Adeste Fideles”’
“Angels From "he Realms
Os Glory’’
I
“Gloria” (Mozart’s 12th Mass)
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“*Christians Awake”’
l
“Joy To The
World”>
’
‘*Angels We Have Heard”’
,
" Silent Night, Holy Night”’
!
STAR-SPANGLED BANNER
FRED.
C. JACKSON,
JR,
'
Bandmaster,
.
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Fi
'ay
Evening
Concert
~
F1 ay
Evenming
Concer
!
U.S.
NAVAL BAND,
|
Christiansted,
Virgin Islands,
!
Friday Evening
D:ze.
26:h.
1919.
.
First Musician
Jacob
W, Paulus,
Leader.
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-:PROGRAM:—
i
FARYT L
.
March.... Boys of
the Militia.....Vieter
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(G.
Boehnlier .
'~
Waltz.....Milicent....Frank
W.
McKee.
Reminiscences
of The
South...Frederick
§
Solomor.
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Sidewaik Shaffle.
. The Darkie’s Holiday
.
‘
Edmund
Lyons.
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Part
11.
t
Mareh....Willow
Grove....[,
Sorentinc.
'
QOverture..The
Calit
of Bagdad..Boiel-
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dien.
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Comic Trombune
Novelty... Coon Band’s
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Banquet.... Van Duzer.
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Voecal Chorus... The Laughing R0n10...
W.
lLewis.
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NATIONAL ANTHEM.
i
Tomorrow
and
the
26th.
being
legal
|
holi lays, the
"
ost
office in this
town will
'
be
closed
except
during
the hours
from
|
B—9a.m.
and 4—5 p.
m., in which
gen-
'
eral service
will be
given
patrons.
A:-
.
cording to arrival
of
the
incoming
mzil
|
from St. Thomas.
the
outgoing
dispatch
.
wiil be closed
at the usual hour,
anc
to--
'
warded Thursday
morning
as custoraary.
;
To-morrov
being
Christmas
Day,
we
|
take
this
opportunity
of wishing all otr
.
readers
A MERRY CHRISTMAS.
'
Mr Ashlev Totien and
Miss
Elizabeth
Hendrickson,
delegates
of the
Virgin Is-
i
lands
Protective
League
of New
Yok
.
addressed
a
gathering
in
the
Sundey
.
Market last
night, introducing
the
org:n-
--'
nization,
and
exhorting
the
peopie
10
~
choose
vroper leaders
and
be
advised
us
-
to
certain
ways
and
meaus
of
dealing
with the American people
to achieve
tte
'
best results.
|
The speakes
delivered
themselves
well
.
and
said
many
things
that
can
be
&n-
-
-
.
dorsed,
but
a
st.tement
of Miss
Her:-
'
drickson
that
the
negro
race
is
tle
.
same
Dlace
to-day
as
it
was
a hurdred
.
years
ago
because
of
lack
of
unity,
.
1s
so glaringly
erroneous
that it
cannot
.
be
explained.
It
1s
a well
krewn
fact
that
the negro
race
has
made
more
pro-
-
gress
andadvanced
more
during the
last
-
100 years
tnan ever before.
Another remark
of
this
lady thet
zll
.
who have
a drop of ‘‘colored blood’’, are
|
biack,
is
logically incorrect.
The
peo-
.
ple of mixed blcod are
neither
black
nor
'
can they be
called
negroes
in
a
ccrrect
.
sense
of
the
term,
even
though
this
.
may be the
custom
in America.
We have
'
the hightest regard
for the colored
raccs
and
think
such
remarks,
unconscious'y
made perhaps,
tend
to
represent
such
.-
races
0
a derogatory
light.
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.