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Frederiksted
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St.
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24th.
1919.
D. NOLL,
Chairman.
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:
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CHRISTIANSTED
THEATRE
8.30
THURSDAY EVENING 8.30
SCREEN TELEGRAM
°
“The
Lion’s
Claw.”
°
€
Llon §
aw.
EPISODE
9.
Chopters
17 & 10.
“THE HUMANPENDULUM".
EPISODE
10.
Chapters
19 & 20.
“THE ESCAPE FROM FLAMES.”
:
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Comic:
“His Body Fo--Rent.
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ADMISSION
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ADULTS
Reserved
Seats
40
cents,
General Entrance
20
cents,
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CHILDREN —Reserved
Seats
20
cents,
General
Entrance
10
~ents.
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The
mention
made
in
this
paper
of
Monday 24th. instant,
of a nartial eclipse
of the
sun having
been
visible
here
on
Saturday
last,
was
merelv
a
statement
of fact,
as
it appeared
to
the beholder,
and
did not
contemplate
anyv adherence,
~
to astronomical,
or scientifie
language
as
'
construed
by the Herald of yesterday.
It
'
being
very well known
betorehand
that
|
the eclipse
was
annular,
the
term
par-
-
til fizured in this connection
in
its
pre-’
cise
sense
as
distinguished
from
total.
.
'
THANKSGIVING DAY
SERVICES
IN
THRISTIANSTED CHURCHES
,
St. John’s Church
:
8.45
a.
m.
Mattins.
-
9.30
a,
m
Sunz
Mass
Sermon.
730p.
m.
‘
Festaf [ivensong.
:
.
v
tHoly
Cross
Chureh:
600
a.
m. High
Mass.
Lutheran
Church
:
10.00
2.
m.
S»ecial
Thanksgiving
Service.
The
thanks
offer-
~ing will be taken
for the
poor.
:
'
Moravian Ckurch:
11.00
a.
m. Thanks-
E
giving Service.
.
AR T Y
TR SRR
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TR
BilSTRaT s
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After a
lingering illness,
MR.
BERNA-
'
DIN DOUTE, clerk of the Sanjtation
Dept.
-
died
last
night
at
the
Hospital
from
.
where
rhe funergl will take
place
at
4.30
'
o’elock this afternoon.
i
VTRSR
ROVS
TN
M
Tg S PREREN
-
Poputar
Concert
;
On The Wharf,
To-Night
:
BY
THE
NATIVE BRASS
BAND
—:PROGRAM:——
INTRODUCTION
|
""Hail
Columbia’’
1.
Mareh
.. .'""The
Booster’’
Kilein
2.
Two-Step...
' 'Planration
Echoes’’..
.
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-
Heinzman
3.
Song......"*Where
Do We
Go
From
|
Heve.....
. Wenrich
INTHERMISSION:—-
1.
March... ‘Hail To
T'he
Presidant’’.
Wight
(Respectfully
dedicated
to The President
|
afthell. 8 4 )
2.
Medley ‘‘Plantation Songs’’..Mackie-
,
Beyer
3"
March.."'The
New Libeity’’..Lineoln
'
4.
One-Step......"'T
Don’t Wan:
To Get
Well”
... .Jentes
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STAR-SPANGLED
BANNER.
‘
FRED.
€. JACKSON.
Jr..
!
Bandmaster.
The
terms
parial,
annular,
agd
rotal,
~
have special
significant
meanings
when
seientifically applied
to eclipses,
but it is
not known that the general
definitions of
those
words
are
necessarily
set
aside
-
when referring
incidentally
to
such
phe-
nomena.
,
As
will be
seen
from
a
programme
~
published
above,
the Native Brass
Band
-
will give
a
concert
on
the
wharf
this
.
~
evening.
The Industrial Brass
Band will
.
also
give
a
concert
to-morrow
even-
ing,
programnie
received,
but
too
late
.
for publication.
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A reportof fi ‘e yesterday forenoon drew
a
crowd
to No. 28 Queen’s
Cross Street,
-
the residence
¢f Mr.
Jos.
Bough
where
in the absence
of the inmates
a cat
over-
turned
a coal-port setting fire tor the
floor
-
but fortunately
withour any
extensive
or