inthe Public Gemetery
of Christiansted.
August
1920,
1--William Moses,
died
at the Hospital,
age
60 years.
2—Alfred
James
died
at the
Hosital,
age
7 years.
3—Charles
Williams,
died
at the
Hos-
pital, age
60 years.
6
Tho.nag
Rcberts,
died in Town,
age
"
68 years,
-
7—lsaac
Williams,
died
at the Hospital,
age
60 years.
B—Still-born Male in
Town.
9—William
Herbert,
died
at the
Leper
Asylum,
age
31 years.
10—Louise
Furey,
died
in
Town,
age
64
years.
11-——%1:illl-born
Male
at the Est.
Lebanon
ill
13-—Enid
Maria Durant,
died
at the Est.
La G. Princess,
age
1} month.
14—KEna
Agneta
Messer,
died
at
the
parcel
of Friedenstal,
age
8 months.
15—Christopher
Codrington,
died at
the
..
Hospital,
age
32 years.
IG;Ezbert
Leroy Martin,
died in f'own,
—age
1 day.
i
17—James
Maynard,
died
at the
Hospit-
. al,
age
80 years.
19—Stili-born Male in Town.
20-—Ann
Eliza Samuel,
died
at the
Hos-
pital, age
50 years.
21-—-Fabian
James.
died in Town,
age
13
year.
23 Joseph
Elisha Christian,
died at
the
Hospit-
32 years.
23-—Ruth
died at the
Hospital,
ag:
.«
p o
A4—l
&
and,
died
in
Town,
£
]
t
the
Hospit-
died
at
Rich.
Ins.
the
Hospital,
N
't
the
Hos-
.mas,
died
at
vuse,
age
81 years.
~
wied
in Town, age
1 day.
Puhlic Gemetery
of Frederiksted.
t 1920,
~snes
Buntin,
died
at the
Hospital,
re 40 years
ames
Dyett,
died
at
the Hospital,
age
45 years.
:
Sophia
Frederiks,
died
at the
Hos-
pital age 70 years.
James
QGriffith, died at
the Hospital,
age
4b years.
~Peracita
Abramson,
died at the
Hos-
pital, age
81 years.
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ST
LU ROLX
AN-Eo
16—Chas
Adams,
died at
the
Hospual,
age TL Vears.
isaex
sy
u
&
W
H¥F
A
20
Samuel
Richards,
died at the Has-
pital,
age
76 years.
-
21
-Beresford
Ashlzy,
died in Town,
age
3 mon hs
23-—Maria Eliz.
Milligan,
died
at
the
Fospital,
age
€ months.
23—Thom~s
Lewis, died at the Hospital,
age
7H years.
26-—Ann
Eliz. Samuel,
died
at
the
H-s-
--pital, age
92 years.
.
25-—Samuel
Caesarward,died
at the
Hos-
pital, age
3 days.
97—Herman
Roberts,
died
at
the
Hos-
pital,
age
18 years.
29--Rosalia
Steward,
died
at
the
Hos-
pital,
age
44 years
31--Carl
Peter
Schreihuber,
died
lin
Town,
age
89 years.
LOCAL.
A large mail arrived
here
on Saturday
by the Virginia.
The S.
S. Lake Ledan
called
at
Fred-
eriksted
on
Saturday
and
at
this
port in
the afternoon.
sailing
again
tfor
Wind-
ward at about
noon yesterday.
:
A slight shock
of ea”hquake
cos
short
duration
was
felt
:hae
shortly
before
“ noon
on Saturday
.
In
consequence
of an
order
whereby
the sale of fish in Water Gut quarter
was
discontinued
some
days
ago,
the
fisher-
meun
and
residents
of that
part
of
the
town have filed an appeal
with the
Gov-
ernment
that
the order which
is
alleged
to
incur great
Inconvenience
to a
large
section
of the
community
may
be revok-
ed;:
and
if possible
better
means
con-
forming with requirements
rrovided for
the
continued
sale of fish in
Water Gut
where
a number
of fishermen
reside
and
keep
their
boats.
Itis hoped
that
the
petition will be given consideration.
~
The
arrival of the
s.
s. Parima
which
had
been
fixed
for yesterday
evening
was
changed
late
Saturday
to
Sunday
daybreak
with
the result
that, due
to
the
short
notice,
some
passengers
and
the
mail
were
left
behind.
The
-mail
was,
of course forwarded
via Porto
Rico.
Something
was
wrong
with
the
elee-
tirc-current
supply
last
night
and
the
town was in
darkness
on
that account.
The Navy Band had
to abandon
its
in-
tention
to play as
no light
was
availabie
in the bandstand.
Readers
are reminded
that
‘‘The
Car-
ter Case’” will be continued
at the thea-
tre tonight.
This serial
is highly recom-
mended.
~
Frederiksted,
Oct.
2nd.
1920.
The *Virginia’’arrived
this
morning
at 4 o’cloek.
She broughta freight
con-
sisting of 87 packages,
85 bags muii 2nd
the
following passengers: - Froin
St.
Thomas:
Octave Gazar,
Mr. Elias Ford.
Alexander Foy,
Mrs.
Louisa
Thompsen,
David E. Engiand.
The 8.
S.
'‘Lake Ledan’’ of the Rapor-
el Line
arrived
here
at 6 o’ciock
this
morning
with
a
large freight
for
Si.
Croix.
The
consignment
for
FKrederik-
sted
is being
landed
at
present
and
the
vessel
1s expected
to
sail for Christian
sted
this
evening.
Sh:
brought
Rask-
master
Holst and family as passengers
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATIUN.
London,
Sept.
29th.—The
West
India
Committee
announces
that
the
sieam-
ship "'lntab’’
of the Harrisen
|ine
will
leave
London
on
November
25ti.
for
the
West
Indies.
The
vessel,
it
is
stated,
has
accommodation
for eighty
passengers.
.
:
;
Riga,
Sept.
29th.—The
Lithuanians
have
arranged
for another
conference
at
Suwalki
today,
when
they
hope
io
adjust
conditions
and
halt
the
Polish
sdvance
io the east,
which ia
threaten.
ing te disrupt the Rig: conference.
Riga, Bept. 29th.—The
terms
suggest-
ed
by the Soviet peace
delegates
include
a
propesal
that
the
hostilites
cease
within
48
hours
after
the
preliminary
treaty
of
peace
is
signed
and
the
Polish
trcops
withdrawn
approximately
15
miles
westward
of
the
demarecation
line.
They
undertake
to
agree
that
the
Russians
will
withdraw
the
same
distance
maintainirg
the rate of 12 miles
in the first
24 hours.
This strip of terri-
tory wonld
be
a
neutral
zone during
the
final peace
arrangements,
both
Poland
and Russia agreeing
that they would
not
tolerate
in
the zone
the
formation
or
maintenace
of organizations
opposed
to
the present
Govts.
of either country.
London, Sept 29th. —Sir Horace
Plun-
kett has
reentered
the Irish
controversy
with an appeal
to the
Sinn
Feiners
to
abandon
the republican
idea and
accept
his policy as the only solution of the Irish
problem.
'
:
London,
Sept.
27th.—A
wireless
des-
patch
from
Moscow
today
says
that
Poland
has
received
large supplies
from
o
the
Allies
through
Danzlg.
England
the message
declared,
sent
seven
steam-
ers
loaded with
ammunitions
and
three
tanks
and
tweive
small
vessels
with
provisions,
while the United States
sent
six ships
with volunteers.
From
France
two
ships arrived
with
more
than
1,000
men and fifteen tanks,
Sebastopol,
Sept.
29th.
--General
Wran-
gel
hos made
prisoners
of nearly
20,000
Bolsheviki north of‘Alexandrovisk.
With
the
aid of the
Ukranian General
Makno
it is reported
that General
Wrangel
con-
trols the famous
Donetz Coal Basin.
London,
Sept.
29th.—Viscount
Grey in