S
oBUOIs
AN liD
CHRISTIANSTED
THEATRE
8.00.
THURSDAY
EVENING
8.00.
“S
”in
“The
Gra
Horizon”
Sessue
Hayakawa'
in
e rra
.
TRAGEDY IN 5 REELS.
4
The frst time this World-Famous
Actor is being presented
in Christiansted.
Sessue
Hayakawa
is supported
by:
“TSURU AOKI”
_.as
O HARU SAN.
:
Secure
your tickets
in
good
time
as
there
is
sure
to be
a
rush
for
tickets
to this
show
which far surpasses
anything before
shown
here.
ADMISSTON:
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...30
and
40c
(General
Entrance...........
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Children
20
and
19c.
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BURIALS
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inthe Public Cemeiery of Christiansted.
November
1920.
|
9Petrine
Lammers
died
in Town,
age
|
H() years.
5
2—Joseph
Sealy died at the Est.
Recov-
|
ery Hill, age 58 years.
|
5 —Alexander
Williams
died at
the
Hos-
|
pital,
age 32 vears.
?
8 - Elizabeth
Ballentyne,
died
at
the
|
Hospital,
age
28 years.
E
10—Andrew
Barnaby
Irwin,
died
1
|
Town,
age
80 years.
9
10—Still- Born (Female)
died in
Town.
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11--Alphonso
Jacksoa,
died
at
the
Chil-
|
dren
Home,
age
1l year.
!
13--Raymond
Joshua,
«died
at
the
Hos-
|
pital, age
8 days.
13 -Barthalome~
James,
died:
at
HBt.
|
Strawberry
Hill, age
9 months.
-
;
14—Mary
Keren
Brady,
died
in
Town,
age
1 year & 2 months.
'
15—Mrs. Emmeline
Sophia Behagen.
died
|
in Town,
cge
62 years.
}
16—Elizabeth
Turner,
died
at
the
Hos-
|
pital, age
6% years.
)
17—Rosa Walcott,
died
at Est.
Bulbhws<
minde,
age
60 years.
a
17—Cynthia Violo Joseph,
died
in Lown,
|
age
1 year & 2 months.
|
19—Alexander
Edwards,
died
in
town,
|
age
79 years.
?
90-
Elias Martin,
died
at tae
Hospital,
|
age
5 years.
:
21--Mary Bartiey, died at
the
Hospital,
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aze
2b years
i
29—Qusanna
Manners,
died
at the
Hos-
|
pital, age 28 years.
29__James
Morton, died
at the Hospital,
|
age D 2 years.
|
94—Still-born Male died
in Town.
|
25 —Augusta
Grant,
died
i»
Town,
age
|
69 vears.
:
27-—Clementine
Watts,
died at
the
Hos-
l
:
pital
age
27 years.
30—Stil-Born Male died at Est.
Friedens-
|
borg.
.
i
l
|
BURIALS
~in the Public Cemetery of Frederikstad.
.
November
1920.
-
|
1
-~Ewelda Me Bean,
died
at
the
Hospi
i
tal age
6 months.
1
2—Still-born
ifemale;
died at the
Hos-
|
pital.
!
|
4—Helen
Brownbil died
at
the
Hospi-
tal age
6 years.
6—Jeremiah
Foy
died
at
the
Hospital
age 2 years.
8 —Maria
Johasher
died
at
the
Hospi-
tel age
70 years.
:
B—Severin
Roberis
died
at the Hospital
age
3 months
14—Reta fwelda
Thomas
died in
Hos-
pital
age
5 months.
i 6 —Joseph
Reed
died
at
the
Hospital
age
40 years.
17—Mildred
Petrus
died
at
the
Hos-
pital.
age
1 year.
18—Maria Williams,
died
at
the
Hos-
pitat age
22 years.
19 —George
Richards
died
at
the
Chil-
|
dren
Home
age
10 months.
;
21 —Arnold
Williams
died
at
the
Hos-
u
,
pital age 48years.
.
21—Evelyn
‘Boyce
died
at
the
Hos-:
|
pital age
2 montns.
'
26—Christian
Alex
Tu!ll
died
at-
the
;
Hospital
age2 moaths.
.
26—Frederika
Benjamin
died
at
the
|
Hospital age
19 years.
:
27—>Sarah
™hillipus
died
at
the
Hos-
i
pital age
46 years.
|
28—Clarence
Gustave
Mobller
died
at
|
the
Hospital age
20 years.
D
DAR
TS T
SSReT RT
S
Te
!
:
LOCAL.
|
The funerai of Mr. W.
Clindinen
yes-
.
terday afternoon
was
well
attended
by
.
people from all over the ‘sland represent-
ing one of the choicest
gatherings of
the
I
respectability
seen
together
on
such
an
|
occasion
for many
years.
|
:
o
f
The
Sanitation
Service
will
hold
its
free
show
this
evening
in
the theatre.
The
value ol
these
illustrated
lectures
on
|
hygiene
must
be
now apparent
to all, and
the usual
full nouse
is lookad
for
According
te
cable
advices
the
S.
S.
Korona
is still further
delayed
down the
islands
and
will leave
Antigua
for
St.
Kitts only tonight thereby extending her
arrival
to
Fraderiksted
untii
tomorrow
night
or Fréy
morning.
The
closing
of mail
tor
New
York
has
accordingly
been
changed
to 2 p.
m. Thursday
(16th).
The
schooner
Greole
is here
today with
St.
Thomas
mails.
OFFICTAL
NEWS.
;o
December
14,
1520.
Governor
Oman,
accomp
nied by Gov-
'
crnment
Secretary
Timmons,
attended
the
meeting
of the
Coloniai
Council
for
the Municipality of St. Croix vesterday.
TELEGRAM
.
ST. CROIX STATION.
Pavis,
.Dec.
10 h.—Large
sums
of
money
turned
over
to
Germany
by
France
for the
purpose
of ameliorating
the material
siruation
of
miners
in the
Ruhr
region,
have
been
misappropri-
anted
by
the
DBerlin
Government,
it=
wa-+
found
at
a
meeting
of the
Com-
mittee
of Foreign
Affairs of the
French
Parliameni
yesterday,
says
the
'‘Matin’’
Premier
Leygues
is
said
to
have
de-
clared
Germany
was
not
fulfilling her
engagements
toward
France,
remark
ing that
the
Freach
budger
of 1921
pro-
vides for advances
to the account
of Ger-
many
amounting
(o
sixteen
_billiopr
francs.
The
French
Premier
has
ex-
nlained the situation
to Mr. Lloyd George,
who has admitted
the
justice of his
con-
ciusions,
it is said.
M Leygues
informed
the commission
that
another
Franco-Bii-
tish conference
would be
held
in
two or
three
weeks
Reports
received
late
in
November
stated
that most
of the
200,
000,000
franecs
in gold
paid
each
month
to termany
by
France
under
the
Spa
coal agreement
siace
last July,
h
d been
diverted
to
the purposes
of
propaganda
and
for
payments—of
Britisa
creditors
of
CGermany.
New
York,
Dec.
10th.—One
of
the
first acts of the
new
administration
will
be
to
make
peace
with
Germany
and re
peal the
wartime
powers
ot
the
Presi-
dent,
Senator
Leuoroot of
Wisconecin
de-
clared
here today
in
an address
before
the
annual
convention
of the
Interna-
tional garment
manufacturers.
Washington,
Dee.
10th.—An
amend-
mend
to
the
Johnson
immigration
bill,
limiting the
embargo
to
one
year,
in-
stead
of two,
was adopted today
by
tne
House,
87 to 25.
It was
offered by
Re-
presentative
Ma :n,
Republican,
of Illi-
nois.