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Frank
Mayo’”
and
“May Collins
IN
“THE SHARK MASTER”
UNIVERSAL SPECIAL ATTRACTI)N.
Arthur
Dean,
a
young
San
Francisco
shipping
man,
is shipwrecke«d
on
Amanu,
a
SQouth
Sea
Island,
where
his life
is saved
from
the
natives
by the Flame
Fiower,
the
white queen
of The islanders.
The
Flame
Flower
falls
desperately
in love
with Dean
and
he finaily
takes
the
Flame
Flower
as
his
mate.
‘‘The other
Woman’’
fromn back
h~2me
searches
the Polyne-
sian
islands for
Dean
and finaily finds him
buat
Dewn
finally dezides
to ramain
wirh
the
Flame
Fiowver and
their infant
on
the
islaad
in
their iso'ated
existence
and
Robinson
Crusoe
like dwelling.
Show
concludes
with a One Reel Comely
:
£¢
39
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ADMISSION
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Children
15¢.
and
10c.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON 6 O’'CLOCK.
MATINEE
ivt
vieas i
s ooY VOSS
NEXT WEEK
NO SHOW.
Beginning Tuesday
Dece nber 26th
(2nd Christmas
Day).
s
B
“The
Advent
f Tarzan”
Elmo Lincoln
in
“The
Adventures
of
Tarzan
THE CONCLUDING CHAPTERS
OF
THE RETURN OF,TARZAN.
for the
4th
Ordinary
Meeting
of
the Colonial
Council for St.
Croix,
MONDAY, DECEMBER
18,
1922,
at ONE O’CLOCK
P. M
1.
Colonial Couneil
Biil No. 21.
Continuation
of 2nd
Discussion
on
Colonial
Council
Bill No.
21,
draft
of an
Ordipance
introduced
by
Gov-
ernment
providing for the protection
of wild birds and deer,
with Commit-
tee
Report.
2.
Ratification of fees
tixed for services
-
performed
by
the Law
Courts
pur-
suant
to Section 28, Chapter I,
Title
1 of the Code
of Laws for St.
Croix.
3.
Colonial Council
Bill No.
14.
Continuation of 2nd Discussion
on Co-
lonial Council BillNo.
14, Third Coun-
cil, First Session,draft
of an Ovdinance
introduced
by 4th
Member for Fied-
eriksted Country
District
(Fleming)
providing for
the repairing and
roli-
ing of the centerline
road.
Colonial
Zouncil Office,
St. Croix,
De-
cember
12, 1922,
F. COULTER,
Vice-Chairman.
Clyde Steamship
Co.
"“FOREIGN SERVICE”’
(Steamers
operated
by
the Clyde Steam-
ship
Co.,
Foreign
Service,
for
account
U.
S. Shipping
Board.
THE S. S.
“BRIDGETOWN?”
sailed from New York on Saturday
ev=n-
ing and is due here
on
or abcut
the
16th
inst.
ROB’T. L. MERWIN & C'o. INc.,
Ag?'lvbo'.
POCAL.
The
Creole
with
a
favorable
breeze
szi.ed
for
St.
Thomas
yesterday
after-
noon carrying
mails
and passengers.
The steeple
struck 2at
11 o’clock
last
night; whats
wrong?
The show
at St. Liary’s
Hail last right
was
a really fine
uvune,
was
very well at-
tended
and generally applacded.
The.
8.
3
'
Parina'
8
exrected
to
leave
New
York on
the 21st inst.
~ Publicats
üblication.
N
conformity
with
Sectior
22
cos
the
Colonial
Law of 6th April 1906, all
in-
habitancs
of the
tcwn of Christiansted,
Virgin Isiands
of the United
States,
who
consider
that they
have
had
a clear
an-
nual
inecome
of Franes
1500,
in the
past
year Ist January
to 3ist
Deeensber,
1922,
and
that they
are otherwise
entitled
to
vote
in
gccordance
with
Scetion
18
of
the Colonial Law,
or that
they will at'ain
the
right
to vote
before
the 3lst
Ma ch
1923,
are
hereby
reguestzd
te
submit
information
therecf
in
wriing
to
th»
undecsigned
Chairman
of tne
Board
¢t
Election,
before
ihe en.d of this
mon
h.
The
Board
of
Eleetion
for
the
"
ow)
and
Country
Distrier,
of
Christiatisicd
St. Cruix, December
12,
1822
..
H. PAYNF,
Chai-man.
lo
®
Publicatioi.
N
conformity
with
Seetion
22
of
the
I Colonial Law of 6:h Avril 1906,
all
in-
habitants
of
the
Country
District f
Chsissiansted,
Virgin
Islands
of
the
United
States.
who
consider
that
they
la
e had
a clear
appual
income
of Franes
1500,
in
the
past
year
Ist
January
to
31st
December,
1922,
and
that they
a-e
otherwise
entitled
io
vote in
accordance
with
Seetion
18 of
the
Colonial Law,
or
that they may attain
the right to vote
be-
fore
the 31st
March
1923,
are hereby
re-
quested
to submit information
thereof in
writing to the
undersigned
Chairman
of
the Board
of Lilection, before the end
of
this month.
The
Board of
Election
for
the
Town
and
Country District,
of
Christiansted,
St. Croiz, December
12, 1922,
C. H. PAYNE,
Charrman.
The
S.
S.
“'Guisra
from
New York is
due at Frederiksted
at
8
o’elock
tonight
and
will
be
despatched
for
Windward
at
10 o’clock p.
m.
:
TELEGR MB,
ST. CROIX STAT ION.
Lausanne,
Dec. Bth.—Even
M. Techeit-
cherin
abandoned
his previously extreme-
ly Lostile
attitude
resarding
the Darda-
nelles
question
at this
afterrnoon’s
peace-
ful session
of the
Near
East
conference
and exprezsed
approval
of “the lurkish
proposals
for regulati'n
of
the
Straits
with the
reservatien
ilhiat
he
must
sce
the
actval
words
of
the
sections
cov-
eripg
the
various
points
‘at
issue
before
he
ecould
give full approval
to
them.
Japan
today
spoke
for
the
first
time
on
(ke
Straits
problem.