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THE SEASON’S BIGGEST EVENT
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Grand
Musical
And Dramatic
Entseiainmen
To-night at the Labor Union Hall
OVERTURE
Selection
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- BRASS
BAND.
INVOCATION
1.
(a)
“*Home Sweet HMoG
(b)
“*Mrs. Gamn’s
Tea Party’’..Seene
from Martin’s Chuzzlewit.
. Charles
Dickens.
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(¢)
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a Voice
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Messer.
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Native Brass
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World
we Live in.,?’ .++-5..:...Mr5.
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Niltye Druae
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INTERMISSION
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Deass
Hand.
(b)
Exercise....
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6.
{a)
‘‘Katie Maloney’s Philoscphy.”’
(b)
"'Comie Sorg.”’
(¢)
“The Philosophy of Life.”’
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Ceereiaseenanans
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BRITY PheY,
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Dislegue.
9.
"GOO NIGHT CHORUS.”
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10.
*'The Scar Spangled
8anner’”.................
..Naiive Brass
Band.
DOORS OPEN
AT
7:00 O’CLOCK.
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Refreshments
in Galore.
Mrs. RUTH BARROW,
Directress.
REv.
E. C. S. ROBINSON,
Pastor,
A. M. E. Church.
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PROFESSIONAL!
vyOoUr
OLD
FRIEND
DR.
J.
R.
MAYHEW, Eyesight
Specialist
is here
on
a
short
visit
this month
and
can
be consulted
at
his office
No. 4 Hos-
pital Street,
Chrlsrlz}nsted,
from
10 a.
m.
to 4p-
m. daily.
Clients are requested
to
book their appointment
or cor.sult
at once.
Clients
at Frgderiksted
may
look for
us toward the middie of the
month.
A large
stock
of I'rames
anl
Mounts
in Zylonite Ehell,
Altuminum,
Geld
and
Gold
Filled.
Screws,
Temple
Pieces,
Springs
and
Gards
supplied.
Also Lensesin
Compound
and Plano
Cy-
lindars,
Bifocals
aud
Spherica’s,
ground
by us here
to belp
the
most complicated
eye
trouble.
Let
us
demonstrate
to yeu
the process
of cutting and griz ding Lenses.
DIED at her residence
in King’s Street,
|
Christiansted,
Miss CLAUDINA Jusr,
75
|
years
of age.
g
Funeral
at 5 o’clock this afternoon.
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LOCAL
|
PR TR
?
The sloop Mizpah, Ralph
V. Henry sail-
i
ed
irom this port
with the mails
for St.
|
Thomas
atthe
usual
hour yesterday
as-
,
ternoon.
%
As regards
the
racehorse
acquired
by
.
Mr. H. Mackay,
we
are
naa
boiter
i
!
formed that
this ai.- nal
was swopped
for
!
Black Eagle and
not vought.
'
Attention
is calle !to ihe
fact that
tha
~
musical
and dramaii:
¢n.eriaiument
un-
der
the
auspices
of the Mite Missionary
Sociery
of the A. M. E.
Church
will be
held
this
evening
in
the
Labor
Upiun
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES. CHRISTIANSTED SUB-
JUBICIAL DISTRICT.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
ALICE M. POULSEN,
DECEASED.
!OTICE is hereby given that
the
under-
signed
has
been
appointed
Executor
of
the
estate
of ALICE
M. POUL-
SEN,
Deceased.
All persons
having claims
against
said
estate
are hereby notified to present
same
to
the
undersigned
at
his office, No. 59
King
Street
in
Christiansted,
with
the
necessary
proofs,
within
6 months
from
the date of this notice.
Parties
indebted
to
the said estate
are
requested
to make payment
o said
A. E.
STAKEMANN.
Christiansted,
St.
Croix,
V. 1.
U. S.,
this 4th day of March 1924
A. E. STAKEMANN,
FExecutor.
IN THE BI TRICT COUR:
OF
THE VIR-
GIN ISLANDS OF THE U.ITED STATE..
CHRIST{ANSTED
SUB-JUDICIAL
DIS-
TRICT.
IN THE MATTER OF THE
JOINT Es-
TATE
OF
JONATHAN
EDWARDS,
DECFASED,
AND SURVIVING WIFE
ELIZABEITHH
EDWARDS.
NOTICE is
hereby
given
that
the
un-
dersigned
has
been
appointed
admin-
jstrator
of
the
estate
of
JONATHAN
EDWARDS,
DECKASED,
AND,SURVI-
VING
WIFE ELIZABETH EDWARDS.
All persons
having claime
against
said
estate
are
hereby
uwotified
to
present
same
to
the
undersigned
at
his
office,
No.
59 King
Street
in
Christiansted,
with
the
necessary
proofs,
within
6
months
from the date of th.s notice,
Parties
indebted
to the said estate
are
requested
to
make
payment
to
said A.
E. STAKEMANN.
Christiansted,
St-
Croix,
V. I
U. S.,
this 4.h day of March
1924.
A, E. STAKEMANN,
Administrator-
Hall, this
town.
Considerable
effort has
been expended
to
ensure
a satisfactory
result
and a
fine evening
is doubtless
in
siore
for
those
wh>
will lend their sup-
port.
See
program
ne
in this issue.
TELEGR..MS.
ST.
CROIX STATION.
Moscow,
Feb.
29:h—Removal
of the
headquarters
of the Third
Internationale
from
Moscow to another central
country
with
a
greater percentage
of industrial-