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Ghristmas
Services
as the
Lutheran
Ghareh,
Christmas
Eve,
11 P.
M.
Vigils.
Christmas
Mcerning,
11
o’clock.
The
Sgrvice.
Christmas
Vigils and
Tree,
5 P.
M.
Second
Christmas
11 A.
M.
The Shep-
herds.
Second
Christmas,
7.30
P.
M.
The
Christmas
Songs.
EAST ASIATIC GOMPANY LTD.
M/S “ANNAM”
is expected
in St. Thomas
about
20-25th
January
accepting Freight
for
il.ondon,
Hamburg & Copenhagen.
HANS B@JE,
:
.
Agent.
LOCAL.
S.
S.
““Parima’’ is expected
at
Fred-
eriksted Tuesday
morning 28th.
The
theatre
offers
a complete
drama
film for this evening and all lovers of the
movies
will be
sure
to find something
en-
tertaining
in
seeing
this grand
picture.
The
following
notice
concerning
the
hours
of business
that
will be
observed
at
the Christiansted
Post
Office
during
the holiday’s is displayed
at the office and
here
published
for
the
information
and
guidance
of the public:
December
25th.
:open
from 8-9
a.
m.
o
26th. (Sunday)
closed
all day
except for delivery of mail which
may
ar-
rive before
10
a.
m.
December
27th. :opeg
from 8-9
a.
m.
Additional
time wiil be
allowed
where
the needs
of the
service
or the
conveni-
ence
of the public require
it.
-
~_Frederiksted,
Des.
22.
1920.
The American
motor
boat Catalina
ar-
rived here last night at
11.30
from
Far-
jado, t.R.,
with the foliowing passengers:
Mr. Alfred Svitzer, Mr. Wolmer Hansen,
Mr. Waldemar
Riff.
CHRISTIANSTED
THEATRE
£.OO.
THIS
EVENINTG
8.00.
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€6
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Asleep
4
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“.BESSLE
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AN UNUSUAL A z\‘SI’KER TO THE ADAGE THAT®:
“FINEKE
FEATHERS MAKE FINE BIRDS.
Are Good
Environmen?
And
Opportunity
More Powerful fn
The
Development
Os
‘Fing Wen
And Women Than
Bigoded
Ancesiry ? 7?7
This Questi~n
will be answered
hy BESSIE
BARRISCALE.in
Hearts
Asleep.
A
Pleasing
Story of a Serub
Girl Who
Proved
Herself
a.Thoroughbred
When
the
Opportunity
Came
!
This little Girl of the Underworld
Wanted
to (30
Straight
and
Preferred
Serubbing
to Stealing.
ADMIS S LON;:
Reserved
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36
and 40c,
(General
Entranece
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Bay
sace
Course
Vior
7’ December
1920.
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Monday 27"
Decembver
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COMMENCING
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A.
M.
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resident
W.
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Judge
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C.
CANEGATA
Judge's
Assistant
and Time Keeper
¥. CoUuLTER ESq.
0
Stewards
MESSkS.
W.
PEEBLES,
A.
HENDERSON,
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ScHou,
A.
JOHNSON
and
W.
BEATTY.
Sec.
& Treas.
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