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CHRISTIANSTED
THEATRE
8.00.
MONDAY
EVENING 8.00.
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“The
Great
Radium
Mystory.”
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Great
Radium
Mystery.
Featuring:
EILEEN SEDGWICK.”
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No.
11:
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Episode
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“Shackled”.
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Episode
No.
11 opens
with the
rescue
of Gloria and Rob
from the
mine
shaft
by
means
of a rope
ladder strung
down
the side of the mouptain
oo
Nada,
who has repeatedly
assisted
them,
proves
her loyalty by restoring
the radium,
th2 sheepskin.and
the deed.
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Performance
concludes
with:
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A Lucky Dog’s Day”
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ADMISSION:
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Children
20
and
10ec.
,
Raporel Line.
THE
S. S.
““Cupper’’ sailed
from New
York Wednesday
evening
with
130
tons
cargo for St.
Croix.
The next sailing will be on the 27th inst.
Schr.
Virginia only
sailed
from
San
Juan
Friday
morning,
owing
to Steam-
ship
"‘Pence’’ being iate.
RORT.
1.. MERWIN & CO.,
Aqgents.
U.S. NAVALBAND
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Christiansted,
Virgin Islands,
‘Dec.
12,
1920.
Ist. Mus.
J.
W. Paulus,
Leader,
Concert begins at 9 o’clock.
BRAND NEW PROGRAM
March.
. ..,.Regimental
Pride......
Heed
Serenade.
....Devotion......Mackie-Byer
Waltzes
..
Danube
Waves. ....Ivanovici
March. ..The Fairest
of the Fair
..Sousa
Selection
. ..Operatic
Mekange.
..Lauren-
deau
Serenade.
. ...Twilight Echoes..... Miller
STAR-SPANGLED
BANNER.
Mails Close
'
for the United States,
Europe,
etc.,
per
S.
S.
Korona,
at
4.30
o’clock
p. . today
(11th.)
:
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St. Joh
.’s Chur:..
e
&
8
Nation-Wide
Gampaign.
*‘i"HE Church
by’ her very existence
1s
committed
to a forward
programme.
That
programme
involves
and
requires
prayer, knowledge,
and service.
Service
means
man
power and
money.
The ordinary ‘‘money drive’’ asksyou
to
part
with as
much
money
a3 you
can
be
cause of the nature of the need.
The Nation-Wide Campaign
is address-
ed
to the people of the Episcopal
Church.
It asks
them
to change
their attitude
to-
ward their money.
It is
not asking
them
to exhaust
themselves
in one enthusiastic
spurt
of giving, it is asking
them
to
put
their
giving
on
a
higher plane
and
to
keep it there.
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Ifit is a drive for any
one thing. it is a
drive for STEWARDSHIP!
This is
the
‘‘spiritualization of money’’.
"‘All
"things
come
of Thee!
O
Lord,
and
OF
THINE OWN<have
we
given
Thee’’.
SERVICES TOMORROW
AT THE US-
UAL HOURS.
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&
LOCAL.
TheCreole is here today
with St.
Tho-
mas
and some English mails.
The Postmaster
asks
that the public be
advised
tofembrace
the opportunity offer-
ed by the S.
S. Korona in making
Xmas
mailiug
to the
States
as
any
failure
to
.
make, connection
g’-ja
Porto Rijee on
the
.
16th. will result
in"the disphten,
offomor-
-
"Yaw afternoon reaghing
the S?t{t@sa?er
.
the bolidays.
Bl AlS
e A‘e’co’rdéngf to
an
advertisement
pub-
-
lished
in this issue
the schar.
‘‘Virginia’’
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left
San
Juan
only yesterday
morning.
.
Uunder crdinary
circumstances
tais
may
-delay her arrival at Frederiksted
by some
12 hours.
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Frederiksted,
St.
Croix, V.
1. U. §,
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December
10th. 1920.
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TheS.
S. Parima’’ arrived
on
Wednes-
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day
afternoon,
the
Bth
inst:
-at
4.38¢
o’clock from New York via St.
Thomas,
with
a
cargo
of 2,070
packages,
mails
and the following passengers:
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Mrs. O. E. Kelly, Mrs.
A. Toren,
Miss
Margaret
Toren,
Mrs.
K
Miilard
&
.
child,
Master
T. Toren,
Robert C.
Fer-
'
ris,
Mrs.-Ferris,
Miss
A.
Ferris, Fred-
-
erick 'Temsley, 'Direcior of Police
Morn-
.
ingstar,
V. Frederiksen,
Mr. H.
P. Nel-
.
son,
§W.
Sister
[andradie:
Mrs.
T.
.
Krouse,
Miss [. Nielsen, Carmen
Nielsen,
'
Dagmar
Nielsen, Laia M. Nielsen,
Hel-
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mar
Nielsen,
Mr.
J. Tornoe,
Lt. O. E.
'
Kelly, Mrs, Francis- Blyden,
Judge Noll,
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Mr. Jos.
A. Benjamin,
Master Benjamir,
'
Master
1.
Benjamin,
Mrs.
Benjamin,
'
Miss
Benjamin,
Miss
N.
Benjamin,
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Mary
Hardcastle,
Bert
A. Russell,
Alsa
.
James,
Police Benjamin
Benjamin," Jose
"
Soto,
Jose Lopez,
Alexander N. Mc Bean.
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After
undloading
she
sailed
for
St.
'
Kitts and other Windward islands.
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_ Passengers
for
St.
Kitts:—Nora
Au-
dain& child, Catherine
Browr.
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Passengers
for
Guadeloups:—Augus-
i
tine
G. Sobrino,
Ramon
Diaz
Carmena,
and
William Leonard.
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Passengers
for
Barbados:—Charles
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Walker.
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Time of sailing:
yesterday
at
4
P.
M.
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Correspondence.
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NAVAL BAND RENDERS
BRAND
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NEW PROGRAM
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PERHAPS
LAST NIGHT CONCERT
- Special Invitation Extended
Music
lovers
who so
willingly contri-
buted
to the batch
of new musio
for the
present
Christiansted
Naval
Band,
through
the medium
of Mr. Alfred JokLn-
son,
are pouli ely informed that
a
portion
of
the
pieces
are here.
Some
of these
_pieces
form the brand
new.
program
that
the
band will render
on
Sunday
night.
A special
invitation is therefore
extend-
ed
to you.
And the general
public must
not
fail to ccme -agd
listen.
Fourteen
men
o.
this
band
are
to
bhe
trans-
fered
to their
new post
at Coco-Solo
in"
- the very
near future.
If the band
‘suc-
ceeds
in rendering
this concert,
it is the