£ r(01X
LIl
ED
THEATRA
CHRISTIANSTED
THEATRE
8.15.
THURSDAY EVENING
8.175.
Tonight At Bethlehen
June Caprice
and
George
8.-"2iz
IN
i
“THESKY RANGER”
Evisode
No
9:
“THE HOUSE
ON THE ROO”
The speztacular
landing from
the speedingz
aeroplane
to
th2 roo” of
a buildiarg.
Episode
No. 10:
“'TRAPPED”
George
and
Jupe trapped
ia
an
elevator
shaft.
Elevator
deseanding
to crush
them’
COMEDIES
:
“Hurry West* and
“His Best Girl”
,
ADMISSION
'
Reactvid
Beß'™S:.
...
... i tciidieiiiarreinnacsanihas
doinaaiiriy .20,
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BRIENBE
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-
Children
15¢. and
19c.
LIST OF UNCLAIMEDMAILFOR THE
WELK ENDED
MARCH 31,
1923.
Miss Moria
Andal
(2),
‘
Calituas
A. Burke,
Miss Agatha Brown,
Octavia FFarelly,
Miss Casilda
Johannes,
Miss Frances
Petersen,
Miss May Prince,
Mrs. Alice “üble,
Miss Daizy Marie
Sewer,
Mrs. Rachel
Symons,
Mr. David
Thomas,
¢/o
Mrs. Rebecca
Benjamin.
Francis
A. Urgan,’
George
Wulff, Market St.
Post
Office,
Christiansted,
Virgin
Is-
lands, April 2,
1923.
B. R. LARSEN,
Postmaster.
e
17—Alfred Jo I»ph
died
at
the Hospital,
azed
45
years,
17 —-Sti'l-Born
Female
in town,
26-—-Samuel
Heunnemann
died
in
town,
aged
66 years.
M—Stidl-Born
Male
at
Est.
Colq.
Mt.
Pleasant.
28 —Ann Eliza Edwards
died at
the Hos-
pital, aged
69 years.
31—Walter
Martin died
at the Hospital,
aged
21 years.
7
|
BURIALS
1
IN
TH,.
FUBLILU
CERMETERY
Os
FRFDERIKSTED,
!
March
1923.
3 —Chas.
Augustus
Bennerson
died
in
town, azed
54 years.
4-—Cathrire
Rodgers
died
at
the Hos-
pital, aged
60 years.
6--James
Rock
died
at
the
Hospital,
ag>d 89
years,
|
10--James
Hutehinson
died
at the
Hos-
pital, aged
45 years,
|
22——Mary
Margaret
Joseph
died
at the
|
Hospital,
aged 63 vears.
}
24--Paulina
Stuart
died
at the Hospital,
;
aged
42
years.
|
25--Jacob
Nicholas
died
at
the
Hospital, |
aged
61 vears.
|
26—Ivelina
Giitens
died
in
town, aged
|
32 years.
‘
29—Still-born (maie)
Hosnital.
é
81-—Hubert
Thomas
died
at the Hospital,
|
aced
48 years.
i
31—Everet
Mcßean
died
at the Hospital,
|
aged
2 months.
1
}
Quebec
Steamship
Co.
THE S. S. “PARIMA”
is
expected
to
leave
New
York
on
the
12th inst.
and
is due
at
Frederiksted
on
or about
the
19th inst.
ROB’T. L.LMERWIN & CO. INC.,
Agents.
m
IN THE
PUBLIC
CEMETERY
OF CHRISTIANSTED.
March 1923.
1
-Elizabeth Barths
died
in town, aged
80 years.
92 _Christina
Neptune
died
at the
Hos-
p.tal, aged
63 years.
7 —Jensine
Augusta
Neumann
died
in
town, aged 5)
years.
12—Still- Born
Female
in town.
"
|
~AICAL
|
e
!
The
s.
s.-
“‘Parima’
is
expected
to
|
leave
Ne v York on the
12th inst,
1
Sloop ‘‘Mizpah,’”” earrying
the mail
to
St.
Thomas,
sailed
from
this
port
at
5'.30
yesterday
afternon.
3
The show
at St.
Mary’s
last night
was
0.
K.
The
current
of
th:
drama
in-
cluded
human
love and
wickedness
and
the
influerce
of
human
kindness
and
affection
on the the
lower
animals;
very
entertaining
throughout.
The
one-reel
extra
was
not
screened.
Our
rouders
are reminded
of
the
dra-
matic
entertainment
to come
off
in
St
Jobn’s
Schonl
House
this
evening
by
naive gerformers.
The
prograimnme
pro-
niises
an interesting
time.
PASSENGERS
LIST.
Mareh 31st—per
s.
&,
‘‘Mirina’”’from
Porto
Rico—Geo.
Fileming.,
Vincent
A.
Jacobs,
Dennio Anszelmo O’Reilly.
Frem
St. Thomas
- Regina
Williams,
Theodora
Jackson,
anstor
Beckles,
Jane
David,
Helen
David,
[rancisco
Davila,
F.
W,
Haylen.
April Ist —pers.
s
‘'Marina’’ for St.
fhomas—alrs.
Liouel .
Lane,
Jud:e
Wiib. Jensen.
TELE R AIMS.
SR
STA 10N,
Jamaiea,
April 2nd
—lThe
Hon.
Edwin
Denby,
Secretary
of
the
U.
8§
Navy and
party of Senators,
naval
offizer:,
news-
paper
and
moving
picture
men, arrived
at Kinggton
on Wednesday
afternoon
on
the
U. S.S.
Henderson
on their
way
rom
Panama,
waere
they
witnessed
the
war
manoeuvres
of the
American
battle
tlee’,
which included
an “‘attack’
on the canal
and
the smokirg
of
the
battleship
lowa.
As the party
arrived
at
Kingston
later
than expecied,
the
arrangements
made
by the entectainment
¢ommittee
to take
the party
for vari ®: motor trips
had
to
be canceliec.
The
programme
was
con-
firmed
to
an
“‘at home’”
at King's
House
and
darce
at
Myrtle Bank
Hotel
that
afternoon
ald
on Thursday
they
ecrossed
the island
to
Port
Antonio
where
they
were
enteriained
ky
the
managers
of
the
United
Fruit
Co.
and
the
Atlantic
Fruit Co.
All expressed
themselves
as
delighted
w th
the hospitality
extended
and the beautiful
scenery.
Halifax, N. S.,
March
29th —West
In-
dia matters
wvere the prineipal
topics
be-
fore the Council
of
the
£oird
of
Irade
at
its
regular
weekly
session
yestei-
day afternocn
with the
President,
Colo-
nel Montgomerie,
in the chair.
The Cai
=
ada
West
India
Steamship
Service
was
the
principil topie
and
was
brought
to the attention
of the councii
by a
lefger
stating
som:
pressure
may
be brougkt
about
wherebya
chance
in
the
presepk
condition may
take
place,
and
as it
was
the
umanim
us
opinion
that
the
Board
should urge upon the Federal Government