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“The Terror Os The Air”.
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Episode
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“The Dungeon”.
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The Principals,
CRAIG KENNEDY and
ANITA CARTER,
are Well
Suited
for
their Parts.
In the role of the Detective, calling for an Actor of Athletic physique,
in
telligence,
and gentlemanly gualities, €raig Kennedy
is admirably cast.
ANITA CARTER has the
Initiative and Charm
required
of her and wins
in
the
Character
of the Girl whose Life and
Fortune
are Imperilled by
a band of
mysterious
evildoers,
led by AVION, the Terror of the Air.
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Ist
Episode
closed
with Craig Kennedy
almost
strangled
by
Aviom's band,
while
Anita narrowly escapes
being dragged
to Death by the unseen airplane.
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Sunday
Night Goncert
U.S. NAVALBAND
Christiansted,
Virgin Islands
Oct.,
3rd.
1920.
Ist. Mus.. Paulus,
Leader.
PROGRAM.
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March.
. .....The
Charlatan
.....Sousa.
Selection
from Verdi’s Opera... Aida.
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Hayes.
Waltzes.
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Nights
...Moret.
March
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and Spurs.
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Grand Fantasy -..A Day at. West
Point
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War March of the Priests
(from Athalia)
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Mendelssohn.
NATIONAL ANTHEM.
R
. The
Schooner
Virginia is reported
as
having
arrived
at
Frederiksted
this
a.
m.
Mails may
be looked for at or
about
noon.
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Cricket
A cricket match
will be played
tomor-
row
on
Mt. Pleasant
Pasture,
between
the Excelsior C. C.
and the Ever
Ready
C L
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Names
are
as followsg
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Exeelsior C. C.
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Ever Ready
C. C.
L. Barnes,
Capt.
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A. Wilson; (apt.
P. Williams,
C. Brow, -
P. Hendricks,
I..Boynes,-
.
W. Miller,
.
Ay Pedro;
J. Peterson,
A, Williams,
D. James,
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XJames;
J. Messer,
P. Watermann,
L. Martain,
. A, Philips,
A. Messer,
¥ Broffit
J. Williams,
A. Dawson,
J. Clarke,
H. Pedro,
Extra
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H. Conton,
C. Smith,
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D. James,
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Game
commences
at 10
o’clock a.
m.-
precisely.— Com.
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TELEGRAMS.
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ST. CROIX STATION.
{.ondon: Sept.
24th.
The
‘'Times
re-
ferring editorially"to the passing
of a
re-
solution in favour of- imperial trade.
pre-
ference
by
the
Chamber
of Commerce
Congress
:at
Toronto,
. says” the case
for
preference:
is
much
misrepresented
in
Great
Britain.
Its
enemies,
says
the
writer in
-the '‘Times’’,
have
tried
to
show that it involves
an attempt
by the
dominions
tc
dictate
the fiseal policy of
~
Great Britain. ;That accusation has becn
disproved
again-and
again by eXplicit de-
nials
from
dominion
statesmen,
whe
have showr their only desire is to recor
mend. to. the
people
of
this countr
rolicy which they have found advanta,
ous to British trade
in general.
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The
de-
cision
of the Congress
again
supports
that
view.
il
.
Warsaw Sept.
27th.
Grodno,
an
im-
portant
city
in northwestern
Russia
on
the Lithuanian frontier has been
captur-
ed by Polish
troops after heavy fighting.
London
Sept.
27th.
Aretirement
by
the Russians
in the Gredno region
is ad-
‘
mitted by the Russian
Soviet War Office
in Sunday’s official statement
on military
|
operations
received
by
wireless today.
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London,
Sept.
27ih.— Severai:United
i
States
! usiness
men
have
recently
had
.
daily
interviews
with
Leonine Krassin,
|
head
of
the
Russian
Bolshevik
Trade
'
Mission
here,
regarding
the
opening of
.
commercial
relations
with Russia,
says
.
the ‘‘Times”’.
Mr
Frank
Vanderlip
of New York is in Moscow.to
begin
con-
~
versations
with
the
Soviet
Economniic
-
Council
and
the
paper
says
‘‘there
is
no doubt that if the
United States
man-
|
ufacturers
decide
to
resume
business
'
relations
with
Russia.
they
will find
.
plenty of
business
awaiting
them’’.
It
.
is the general opinion
in
Soviet
cireles
|
that
peace
with Poland will soon
be
an
'
accomplished
faect,
providing
that
coun-
-
try does
not
press
a
claim
for
a
large
.
indemnity.
£
:
- London,
Sept.
28th.—Sugar
in stock
-
on
the
25th.
inst.,
was
113.000
tons.
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Last year
125,000 tons.
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Cork, Sept.
27th.—A
violent explosion
shook
this
city
about
two
o’clock
this
morning.
Jt
was
followed by
the
rat-
tle of rifle-fire in
various
parts of the
business
. districts.
When the
towns
people
ventured forth laterin tlse morn-
ing
after the Curfew had expired,
they
found
the
main
thoroughfaie,
Patrick
Street,
covered with glass and the front
_of alarge
Department
store,
which
is
-
said to
employ a large number of young
Sinn
Feiners, completely
wrecked
as
if
by
bombs.
Windows were smashed
in
the upper stories: of almost
every shop in
the vicinity. - At military headquarters
it
was.
said thata preliminary "report
showed
there were:
n¢military ‘patrols
near the wreckedstore
at the time of the
explosion, but that troops
were hastened
to the scene.
They were fired on by snip-
ers from the-reof, according to the report,