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CHRISTIANSTED
THEATRE
8.15.
MONDAY
EVENING
8.15.
THE FINAL SHOW OF
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“MATHIAS SANDORF
AFTER THE FAMOUS NOVEL
BY
“JULES VERNE”
Summary of the Preceeding
Episodes:
The tartan
with Sava
on board had reached
the African coast,
where
Sarcany
had
already
landed.
To
make the girl
decide
to
marry him Sarcany
had
advis~?
her of Piarre’s
death,
but though
a captive,
Sava desperately
resisted
him.
;
:
Meantime
in Antikirtta, Pierre,
is
convalescent.
He learns
that Antikirtt is
none
other
than
Mathias Sandorf
who, having escaped
death,
has
bacon:
prssessor
of
im-
mense
;wealth.
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Then
Antikirtt asks
him to
join him
in his
vengeance
on
Tarpzna,
Sygcyny
and
Silas Toronthal;
thus Pierre
discovers
that Sava is the daugzhter
of the informer’
»ainst
his father Etrenne
Bathery.
;
Advisad of Mrs. Bathery’s disappearanc®,
Mathias
Sandorf sets
out in search
of h2r
and
to seize Sarcany
of whose
presence
in Sicily he is also informed.
:
THURSDAY EVENING
.
“JACK DEMPSEY”
HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.
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Special Day at Eliil,” Frederiksted,
SUNDAY 12th November,
6 A. M. Prayer
and Devotional Service,
corducted
by Sister
Cooper.
7A. M. Subject:—FAlTH,
=
‘** Bro. J.
Somersel
& Sr. Licorish.
BA. M. REDEMPTION,
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‘“
Bro. Licorish.
9A. M. Praise
and ;Testimony,
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"
Brethren
Blyder and Simpson.
10 A. M. Subject:—Baptism.
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‘“ Bro. Nehemiah
Christian.
11 A. M.
o
Jnstification,
-
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Bro. Chr. Jacobs,
12 Noon
=
Sanctification,
4
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Bro. C. S.
Mayhew.
1P
M.
-
Divine Healing,
&
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Sr. Ellen Hurt.
aP
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His Second
Coming,
.
"
Breth.
Huggins
and Walcott.
BP.
M. Children’s Service,
.
‘"
Sisters
Mayhew and Cooper.,
4P.
M. Talk to Young People,
.
**
Sr. Carrie Gick.
5 P.
M. Open Air Service,
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7.30 P. M. Missionary Address,
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‘** Superintendent,
An invitation extended
to all.
J. R. MAYHEW, Supt.
POCAL.
With
reference
to what
appeared
in
!
our issue
of the 9th
relative
to
a vacant
position-as
music teacher
in the Frederik-
[
sted
public schools,
we
are
informed
by
the Department
of
Education
that
it is
anxious
to engage
a
person
who
has
a
trained
voice
and
ear,
someone
with
.
ability and
knowledge
ty
attain
results
Just Received
FROM
:
The Ford Motor Co.-
¢RONT & REAR SPRINGS, /f/
EXHAUST & INTA&M
ANIEGLDS,
EXHAUST PIPES,
COMMUTATORS,
;,COMMUTATOR WIRES,
SP2RK PLUG WIRES,
STATIONARY CONES,
Adjusting
Cones,
(Right
Left),
Mag-
neto
Plug
Contact
Pgfnts,
Piston
Rings,
Door Lenseg
Doors for
Lamps, Oil Cans
Jalves,
Valve Sprygs,
FRONT HUB ASSEMBLY,
LICENSE BARCKETS,
VALVEGRINDBRS,
SPARK PLUGS,
and
CYLINDER HEAD WRENCH.
Christiansted,
Nov. 11th 1922
ERIK R. STAKEMANN.
will play the following program
On
The
Wharf
SUNDAY EVENING
—w— PROGRAM
——
PART L
1.
March..‘American [sgion”.
.Parker
2-
Waltz.. 'Three
O’clo®
In The Morn-
”
ing’’..Robledo
3.
Pox
leof . “Georgette” ..Henderson
= INTERMISSION :-;
1.
March..
'The Little Corporal’’.Sutton
2.
Grand
Selection..''Songs
From
The
O d Folks”’..Arr Lake
3.
Fox Trot..
''Tuck
Me To Sleep
In My
Old Tucky Home’’..Young ete
STAR- SPANGLED BANNER.
FRED.
C. JACKSON,
JRr.
Bandmaster.
in the
teaching
of narsery
rhymes
and
instructive
juvenile meivdies,
so that the
children
should
be
trained
not only, to
sing,
but to learn
to ‘‘love’’tosing
Band
music
is not what is
aimed
at
with
the
little children,
the Assistant
Director
ad-
vises.
From
the nature
of
the
require-
ments
it
would
appear
that
a
fem:la
teacher
is
the
one
to
meet
the need
in
this case;
but, undoubtedly,
others
may
qualify.
Mr. Lindborg is pleased
to
learn
that people
are interested
in the teaching
of music
in
the
schools,
and
trusts
for
cooperation
in achieving what is desired.