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“THE EYE OF SATAN”’
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‘‘BEHIND THE MASK”’
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6 reels of the Serial and
1 reel Paramount
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in all 7 reels.
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IN THE
MAPTER OF THE JOINT
ES-
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TATE
OF EMELINE SOPHIA
BEHA-
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GEN,
DECEASED,
AND SURVIVING
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, HUSBAND INNIS
BEHAGEN.
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OTICE
is
hereby
given,
that
INNIS
E
BEHAGEN,
administrator
of
the
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above entitled estate,
having filed
in
‘
the iDistrict Court of
the Virgin Islands
‘
of the United
States
his final
account
of
!
the administration
of
the said estate,
the
|
hearing
of the
same
has
been
fixed for
‘
THURSDAY
the 29th
day of
December
|
1921
at
10
o’clock a.
m.
of that
day
at
|
the
office of the Judge
of
said Court
in
|
the Town
>f Christiansted,
Island
of St.
|
Croix:
and all
persons
interested
in
the
I
said jestate
are hereby
notified then
and
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there
to appear
and
show cause, if any
‘
they
have,
why
the said account
should
not be settled
and allowed.
s
Christiansted
St.
Croix,
V.
1.
U.
S,
this
17th day of November
1921.
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I. BEHAGEN,
Admarastrator.
LOCAL.
The
Tadousac
left this port
at about
5. 15 o’clock yesterday
afternoon.
The
Mystery
arrived
at
Frederiksted
this
morning.
The
Industrial
Band
rendered
a con-
cert
on the wharf last night.
The
followdng,is
the
line
up for the
Foot-ball
match
to
be
played
at Parade
Ground
tomorrow
afternoon
between
members
of the
Athlectic
F.
B. C.
(yoal
Schjang
Fuli
backs
Anduze
:
Sylvis
Half
Backs
Lang
ile Donald
Henderson
Forwards
Olsen
Edwards
Richardson
('off Reubel
RED
-
B
:
Motta
Delamos
TLkompson
Petersen
Jackson
Forwards
Motta
Fabio
Petersen
Half Backs
Canegata
Olsen
Full Backs
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Larsen
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Goal
Referee
C. Messer.
Kick off precisely at 4.15.
Say! ifellow lovers of football
Heard about
the brewing squall?
Athletic has planned
an inter-club meet,
For tomorrow, the first day of the week
According
to what most
of the members
say,
The
game
seems
to be
planned
this
WAy
A very
swift forward,
by
name of Koff,
Seems
to be made
of smart
stuff;
For he
has planned
to have
his men
in
Red,
Whom
from
hearsay,
are
very
well
fed.
And another
square
player,
called Dela-
mos,
quite true,
-
Has
with pep,
declated
his
bunch
to
be Blue.
Koft
has secured
in
his
Reds,
about
all
the best
players,
And they
call themselves
the Slayers,
Delamos’s
bunch
of Blues,
Seem
to think, they are
no Misses Sues;
The Reds
are heard saying:—
There won’t be
no delaying;
We’re going to attack
them
so tough,
They will say,
we are playing them
too
rough;
The goals
are going to be made
so fast,
They will wonder,
which
one will be the
last;
And then from zll about,
We will give them
our
victory shout,
But among
the Blues,
There
seem
to be
no doubt,
They think, the best
way is to have it out,
Again the Reds
are heard
to brag,
About their forward line being
a crack,
But
¢he Blues
seem
sure,
they can fight
’em back.
Then
there’s
talk
about
KEd,
they Red l
great kicker.
But the Blues, onl’ give them
a sniker.
This
is
the
way they
are
planning
for
each
ocher,
So let us hope,
the weather
will
prove
no bother;
By
this time
we surely
need
a little
ad-
vice,
Because
‘what
they
have been
saying
about each
other, isn’t very nice.
So to square
things
up
a bit,
Set
us
go
out
to see
the
game,
and
make it a big hit.
A FOOTBALLER.
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
London,
Nov. 12th—As
the
result
of
the
voting today
for the bye-election
in
Harnsey,
made
vacant
by the
death
of
1
Mrv. Kennedy
Jones,
the
Conser. “ .
were
successful
in electing
their
egnidi-
date
Viscount
Ednam.
Over
sixty per
cent
of the elections
polled their
votes,
the
result
being
Viscount
Ednam,
Con-
gervative,
15,959,
Mr. Leslie Burgin,
In-
dependent
Liberal, 13,943.
London,
Nov.
12th.—
The
secretary
of
the ‘‘Save
the
Children’’ fund
for the
benefit
of the
Russian
famine districts
emphasizes
the
generous
subsecriptions
from
the
Dominions.
Subseriptions
so
far reported total, New
Zealand £59,000,
Canada
£9,000,
South Africa £45,000.
A
single Australian
town sent
£9,000.
The
fund
now totals
over
a
million
pounds,
-
but more is urgently
needed.
London,
Nov.
13th.—With
Collins
scoring
a
double
century
and
his
col-
league
Gregory hitting up
119, the
Aus-
tralian
batsmen
compietely
collared
the
South African bowling in the inital day’s
play
of the second
test
matech
accoriing
to a Reuter despatch
from Johannesburg.
At the close of play, the Au‘ralians
seore