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Episode
13:
*‘s 500.00 REWARD”
Episode
14:
“ON TRIAL ~"OR HIS LIFE”
Jack James
has
been arranged
before the
court to
answer
the charge
made
against
him for murder,
but only one
man
can
save
him from ‘death
and
this man has lost his reason.
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S
Can he be saved
or must
he die in spite of being
innocent.
COME AND SEE FOR
YOURSELF'!!!!!
Show concludes
with:
“Klever Kiddies”
Comic
2
Reels
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Show
you the inside of the filming
secret
See how ““Big’”’dramas
are made nowadays
for the screen.
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AUCTION NOTICE.
THE
auction advertised
to be held
on Monday.
the 9th of Felruary
1920
of
the
Properties
‘‘MOUN[
VICTORY '’ and ‘PLitA ANT VAL-
LEY’ is hereby recalled.
Married
at
tnz Cathedral
in San
Juan,
P. R.,
on the
24ch
Jan.
1920,
Milss
Rita
MARIA ROURE,
daughter of Dr. and
Mrs.
Roure
of
Rio-Piedras,
P.
R.,
to
MR.
LAMBERT A. [LANG, clerk of W. I. & Pan.
Tel.
Co.,
San
Juan.
T)»
the
young
cou
ple
we
beg
to extend
our
best
wishes
for
a long and nappy
union.
Three
k¢ys
attached
to
a
ring
were
found
in
this
town
yesterday
morning
and
delivered
to the
Police
Ofiice
We beg
to
remind
vatrons
of the the-
ate
taat
the
famous
serial
"‘The
Brass
Buliet”
will
be
continued
this evening.
See
programme
in this issue.
Telegrams
just
received
but
too
late
for
this
issue,
will be
published
to-mor
row,
.
The atttention
of the
Pelice
is directed
to the reckless
speed
with which
a
Ford
car numbered
F.
115 dashed
along
Com-
pany
Street
in
this
town
yesterday
through
a crowd
of children
who
- were
e
just returning trom Sunday
School.
It is
due
more
to luck than
<ense
that
no acci-
dent
oceurred
and
the
reckless
driver
who shewed
such
ind [ference
to
human
safety
des rves
a
serious . reprimand
1t
being furtharmore
nov
the first rime
chac
the
same
car
has sped
tarough
Chrisuan-
sted
at
a rite
exceed
ng the
speed
limir
which is, regrettably,
igprored by
a
num-
ber
of ehauffeurs
frorn
whom
batier
is
expecced.
lhe Congressional
Committee
were
en-
tertained
&t dinner
.ast
night
by
Mr.
Robt.
L.
Merwin
in
Frederiksted,
the
members
ol
the
Coloaial
Council
being
among
tne
guests
invited
to
meet
the
gentlemen.
The Vixen arrived
here
this morning
with the Congressional
Committee
wnich
reached
[rederiksted Sarurday
night
on
the
Dolphin
and
motored
to
this
town
yesterday
morning
recurning
agein
to
Frederiksted
where
:ne party transfarred
to the Vixen.
‘i'ney
will
meet
the
Col.
Council a: 9 o’cloeky and it is
understood
that the visitors will be
permittedat
that
meeting.
The
posimasier
regreis
exceedingly
that
certain
patrons
of
the
post
office
were disappoinred
because
there
was
no
gen
ral delivery
last
night
of
the
mail
which arrived
here
at 6 p. m.,
the non-de-
livery no: being due to any desire toadhere
rigidly to the letter of the Postal
Regula-
tions
waich
make
no provision for
deiis
. ery of mail
on Sunday
except
the
public
convenience
requires
it and the
mail
ar-
rives
before
6
p.
m.
Experience
has
shown
that
owing
to
the
systematic
disorder
which prevails ia
the lobby as
a
rule,
night deliveries
are
impracticable
and should
be attempted
only when rezlly
necessary.
part
from
this
the
ofiice
should
be
opened
at
least
one
hour
for
gereral delivery which
did net
seem
war-
ranted
last night when
the outgoing mail
having baen already dispatched
the chief
advantag=
of distribution
to enable
replv
was
thereby
debarred.
To
avoid
nmis-
understanding
and
disappoiniment
no
‘geperal
delivery
should
be
iooked
fior,
when
the incoming
mail arrives
after
the
outgoing,
or latea than
6
p.
m.. Sunday.
OFFICIAL
NEWS.
February
7, 1920.
The hearings
of the Congressional
Com-
mittee
in St.
Thoms ended
at
11:15
p.
m. yesterday.
.
AT w 0 OSNA SR S
W
A0 R
0TSR TS
.
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3
£
inthe Public Gameiery
cf Christiansted,
January
1920.
4—Hulda
Mathilda Coaker,
died at
the
Hosp:tal,
age
23 days.
‘6 —Veroaica
Matthew
died
at
the
Hos-
pital,
age
2 months.
6—Vincen:
Augusius
Thompson,
died
a-
the riospital,
age
1 nay.
B—Caroline
Canton,
died
at
the
Hcs-
pita
age
1 year
and
wo months.
B—Sarah
VMalvina Porter,
died
in
T'own.
age
83 ve
rs.
9
-Clementine
Codring.on,
died
at
tne
:
Hospital,
ag2
bb years.
11—Ilma
Sophia Simmords,
died
at
the
Hospital,
age
1 day
12— Uabap:ized
male,
di-d
a;:
Bst.
Batiy-
leheni.
age
1 hour.
12—Sarah
Eckles,
died
at
the
Hospirel,
age
2o years.
12--Arabella
Fredericks,
died
in
Town.
age ol years,
14—Leslie
L.eon Richards,
died
in Town.
age 23 months.
17-—Erik
Frorap,
died
i) Town,
agve
73
years,
17--Jdohn
Hunt, died
at Richmord
Sieck:
hous2,
age
350 ycars
18--Unbaptized
mal>
diclat
Est
C. M.
Pleasant,
age
1 hour.
19—Ann
Eliza
Johnsoa,
died
at
Rick-
mon«d
ieper
Colony, age
65 years.
20—Almira Richardson,
died
in
Town,
age
BT years.
* 24—Frvesi
Maypard,
dicdeg:
the
Hga.
preal,
gze ob years.
26- -Mary Augustus,
died
it the
Hossita',
age
65 years,
27——Judiit.
Shandersen,
died
in
Towrn.
age
60 years,