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Episode
15:
IN '"HE SHADOW?”
Episode
16:
“THE NOOSE"”’
Dr.
Canfie.d
and
Rosalind
with Pop
Bates
arrive
at
the
Court
roomn
after
the
DEATHJUMI’ with the
motor-car
across
the
gap
~
Spring
Gilbert protests
against
Pop Bates
evidence
as
a Wiiness
on
the grounds of
his insanity
The
Court
of Jjustice
sentences
Jack
James
to be hanged.
.
Dr.
Canfield
and
Rosalind
decide
to go
to the
Governor
in their Racing Car
to get
the exeention
postponed;
when they arrive at the’ Governor’s
Kstate
they fond that he
had
jnst lef.
for the Capital with
his
special
train.
Dr.
Canfi:ld and
Rosalind
decide
to nvertake
the train
with the Racing Car
te get the exezution
pr3iponad.
DO THEY SUCCEFED 2222222
Show concluding
with 2 Reels {omic
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POLICE.
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Aiahi
House-hoid
Furiishings
Rugs,
nairs,
Couch,
Settee,
Ta-
Fles,
Plants.
Flower
stands,.
Elee-
tric Lemyps
and
fixtures,
Dressers,
ete,
AT THE
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IRESIDENCE
OF DR k.’H JENKINS,
DISEASES
DANGEROIJS
30
PUBLI(
HYALTH IN THE VIRGIN ISLANDS,.
OF L
& A
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During the
month
of
January
1920,
the following
diseases
of interest'to
the
public
have
oceurred:
.
In Saint Croizx.
:
Entamebic
dysentery
.....
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%
Pilarias's.
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Soehime
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Trachoma
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08
Tuberculosis,
pulmonary
....
.
.
3
n St.
Thomas—St.
John:
Hook-worm
diszease,
.. .1 (transient)
Malaria..
...,
G 4
2% fohp-2
Tortola.)
Whooping coughs
..o
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‘Tubgreculosis
Pulm....
2
Trachoma......2,
alt St.:John.)
HARDY V. HUGHENS.
Chief Sanitation Officer.
~Nt. Crowz.
-’-‘I"HE
attention
of ail owners
and
drivers
of vehicies
in the
Isiand
of St.
Croix
is hereby
called
to the observance
of,
and
cempliance
with,
Paragraph
27 of
the Police
Regulations
for
St.
Croix of
30th
January
1915 and
the
Supplemen
tary Regulations
ther<to .f 24th
Febru-
any 1916-viz ..
Paragya
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‘*All vehicles
when
in use between
the
hours of
sunset
and sunrise
shall
be
pro-
vided
with
a lighted
lantern
on
either
side,
or at
least
in
front
on
the
right
side’’.
e
Supplem ntary Reaulaticns.
“For all
automobiles,
a disti 'guishing
letter and number
shall
be prescribed
by
the
Police,
and
no automobile
must
be
used
upon
public
roads
without
being
provided
with
two
signboards,
one
in
front and.
one it the back of the car,
con-
taining
these
distinguishing signs,
easy
to be read
at
a distance
of 75 feet’’.
“*When in use
between
sunset
and
sun-
rise,
the
automobiles
must
be
provided
with a lighted lantern
which clearly
illu-
minates
the hind signboard.
JOHBN
1. CURRY.
Director of Police.
Frederiksted
Police
Office,
February
13th
1920.
DANISH Consul-Ceneral
at St. Thomas
has
been
advised
that
voting
in
second
zone
of Slesvig
will take
place
March 7ch.
Frederiksted,
Feb.
13th. 1920.
Sub-chaser
72
arrived here’
last night
at 7 30 o’clock.
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The steamer
'‘Parima’’ arrived
at 8.30
o’clock
p.
m.
from
New
York via
St.
Thomas
with mails,
gencrel
cargo
and
the following passengees:
From
New
York:
Miss
M.
Moral:s,
Mr. L. V. Nieisen,
Mr. k.
Engback,
Mr.
&
Mrs. C.J.
G.
Sorensen,
2
children.
Mrs. F.
Andersen,
3 chiidren and
nurse.
Jrom
S..
Thelmas:
Me
Wilham
C.
Vau Nordon,
U. S. N.,
Dr.
E.
Petersen,
M.
Sasso,
Miss
Jennie
Lang,
Alice
Brown, Elizabeth
&Adira
Pnipps,
Miss
iiliza Dembo
and
2 childrzn,
Miss Agatha
Durant,.
Americin
8.
S.
“‘Corcsran’’
arrived
this morning at 4 o’clock from Raltimore,
M. D., with 1,000
empty
barrels
consiz-
ed
to My. R.
1.. Merwin.
OFrlCilaL
INWWS.
:
Feommy
13, 1920.
The
U.
8.
S.
Shawmut,
Sandpicer,
Mallard, and Lark and
six
airboats
will
leave Ban Juan
for S:
Thomas
today.
The
Hospital
Ship,
U. S.
8.
Solace
sarled
at
daylight yesterday
for Ponce.
.
Cricket.
The
crickei
match
which
was plaved
on
the Holger
Danske
Ground
on
Ihursday
the
12ts
in
t.
between
Brun
Picked
Eleven
(.
C. and Finl
y
Picked
Eleven
C.
C.
resuited
in
a vietery for
Brun.
P.
E. C
C. whichscored
118
runs
in the
two
inbings,
and
Pinlay P
B.
C. C.
108
in
its two ionings.
When
3-un
side
went
to
bat
in
the
second
inning
h<.oid
Wiiliams,
after
batting for
abou'
£ of an
hour scored
24
rups.
Harry Edwards
6,
iLewis Megers
4,
George
Nugent
1,
Ivan
James
6,
Peter
Jackson
9, and
heuben
Brun after
bat-
ting for
an hour
or
more
made
38
and
retired
from ihe wickets,
with four more
men
to bal
who
were
V.
Simmonds,
C.
Messer,
£
Seeley
and P.
Hendricks.
Brun’s Club n.ade
81
11 the firs: innings,
and 87
1.
tL.c s.conw.,
Finlay’s Club 29
in
rhe first innings and 79 in the second.
‘“hie
game
started
about
11.30
a.
m.
and
came
.
a
ciose
abeut
4.30
p.
m.
Persons
wi..
were
interested
in
the
game
came
down
on
the Ground
to
wit-
ness
the¢
matca
aud
everything
went
on
in a peaceabie
way ar i the boys
car
e
came
1o townr.
1 must
need
say thai Filay’s Boysshow-
ed
great playing but
Thun’s Eoys
over.