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8.30.
“Old Clothes
For
New”.
iothes
For
New
.
f.ddie Lyon A :d Lee Moran.
“The
Carter
Case”
e
Larter
‘_ase
.
;""1“' ode
N9,
9
“The Camera
Trap”.
Liprsode
No
iu:
“The Moonshiners”.
‘These
Episodes
depend for their Puneh
on
Scientifie
Facts,
hook d ap
witah
Mys-
tery and
Komance
Show coneluding
with:
“The Sweet Dry And Dry”.
COMEDY.
A
timely and laughable
LYONS & MORAN coinedy,
in which the pair improvise
a
stilt
for making liquor at home
They
are caught
in the
act
by a policeman,
but escape.
The
officer charges
the
Dry Committee,
in a meeting
upstairs,
with evading the law.
A
well made
and
very amusing
number.
Monday
6 Reels of the Carter Case.
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EDITORIAL
From
a
Danish
newspaper
we
jearn
with regret of
the resignation
of Mr. R
Baumann
as
Danish
Specialcommissioner
in
the
Virgin Islands
thus
severing
a
connection
of nearly twenty years
stand-
ing.
Mr.
Baumann
was
always
very
popular in both St.
Croix and
St.
Tho
-
-
as
and unguestionably
was
one of the
fa-
vorite ofeials
of the lateDanish
('sloniai
administration,
winning the kind regard
of
those
who
had
to
deal
‘with
him,
.
through
his
exceedingly
gracious
and
.
weli-bred
manners
to
ail.
:It
is certain
he
has
the.good
wishes
of
a
large
ma-
i
jority for his future
welfare.
|
L.OCAL.
‘'he machinery
of Peter’s
Rest
Station
.
which has
been
discontinued
as
a
grind-
|
ing
centre,
is
now
assembled
on
the
-
wharf certain
varts being boxed
in readi-
|
ness
for shipment
to St.
Kitts by
vessel
|
calling for that
purpose.
It is understood
.
these
works will be installed
in a factory
|
acquired
1n St.
Kitts by Mr. A. W. Elliot
'
of Est.
Mt. Pellier
here.
f
The
hot
weather
continues.
There
!
was
a
pretty
fair
shower of rain yester-
day
wmworning
a.d
from
Dbrederiksted
|
there
is
reported
a
heavy fall§ at
noon.
|
Much
more
rain
is still urgently
needed
!
or
there
will be practically
no crop
next
|
year.
’
The
iatest
business
oddity
is
the
scar-
l
city oi sole
leather
in the
local
market,
|
We
have
to be
shod
with iron
or some
|
other
material
while
this
lasts.
There
is likewise
a shertage
of buiiding cemenpt
on
which
account
some
undertzkings
have
been
postponed.
Cement
selis
for
anything
around
sl2
a
barre:
and
we
read
in
a
recent
Danish
paper
thar
a
shipload
had
been
sent
to
Haiti
rot
so
lo
g ago.
s
The
schooner
Vigiiaut making
the trip
from
St,
Thomas
with the
mails
has
not
yet arrived, owing
probably
to the calm-
ness
of the weather.
:
Frederiksted,
St. Crix, V. I. U.
S.
October
12ih 1920.
The
''Virginia’’ arrived
on
Sunday
morning
with
general
eargo
and
the
fol-
lowinggpassengers:
From
Porto Rlco:—i:r.
William Smich.
From
St.
Thomas:—Wilford
Petersen,
Ann Harrigan,
Augusta
Petersen,
Clyis-
tiana
Hoynes.
Helen
Adams,
Michael
Tfaylor, H. Berg.
She
sailed
again
on Sunday
taking
a
few passengers,
British
Schooner
‘M. 8.
Champion’’
from
Dominica
arrived
heve
Sunday
morning
about
8 o’cloek.
She
is lvading
inachinery
for Guadeloupe.
The
‘Guiana’’ arrived
this morning
at
5.30 ¢’clock from Windward
lslands
with
the following passengers:
From
St. Kit'ts:
Maud
Bascom
&
in-
fant,
Mrs. Rose
Dublin & infaut,
Miss
H
Caines,
Mary Caines,
M. Bussue.
From Antigua:—Ceiestina
Jarvis, Wini-
fred Francis,
J.
L. Jenkins, and
Miss
M.
Moore.
From
Barbados:—Mrs.
Barrow
&
4
children,
Nurse Herbert,
M. Silvermann,
W.
Leonard,
E.
Trotman,
Miss
A.
Browne.
-
From Demerara:—
Nir. L. Hansea,
Miss
V. Simmmonds.,
Miss
C. Hatchetrt.
‘The
ship
sailed
at
8 o’ciock
for
New
York via St.
Thomas
with the
{ollowing
passengers:
For
New York;
Judge
D
Noli,
Com.
Colby,
Cecil
Thistleton,
Henry
Sealy,
Harry
Bulow,
Alice
Bulcw,
Mother
Elise
Behage,
Martina Derricks
& child,
Constarcia
Cornelius,
Bianca
Jahn,
Helena Liburt, Alphonso Aliick, Ctarles
Hardeastle,
Lionel Gibbons,
Alarics
Du-
rant,
Maleolm
David,
Vietoria
David,
Theresa
Henry,
Roselphine
Charles,
Viola Wiiliams, Juliana Petersen,
Christo-
belle
Whyvatt.
For St. Thomas
there
were
16
passen-
gers.
1.8.
PRESS
NEWS.
=
CLEVELAND: Cleveland Indians
wcn
the
fifth
game
of the
World’s
Series
today
with a score
of eight
to one.
WASHINGTON:
C.
B. Miller, Secre-
tary of the Republican
National
Commit-
tee
stated
today
that
Montgomery
County,
Ohio,
Governor
Cox’s
own
county,
will give a majcrity
to
Harding