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THE DRAGON’S NET.
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6 REELS
The
novelty of this
Serial,
‘“The Dragon’s Net”’, is in the fact that
its
scenes
were actually taken in China,
Japan,
Korea and the Philippines.
The
cast
is headed by Marie Walcamp,
whose daring
work in nrevious
serials willbe remembered.
A serial with fine forzign scenic effect.
.
Come and see the “Dare-devil of the Screen’”, by far ‘“The Most Darine
Girl Ever Screened’”’
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Secure
your Tickets in advance
as most of the tickets are
surz
so be sold
ly.
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ADMISSION
BURAVE BEIR,
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Children
15¢.
and
10ec.
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Publicati
üblication.
T is hereby brought
to public
notice that
l the
Trade-mark
shown
below
which
was
registered
in
the
United
States
Pa*~nt Office,
Washington,
D. C.,
on
29
Nc¢.
iber,
1921
in
the
name
of
Wm.
Wry,
"
Jr.
Company
of
Chicago
lil.,
a
cor,
-ation
organized
and
existing
under tl
: laws of the
State
of West
Vir-
ginia
and
Trade-mark
certificate
No.
148,964
issued
therefor,
has
this
date
been registerad
in the Office of
the Gov-
ernment
Secretary
of the Virgin Islands
of the United States
at St. Thomas,
in
ac-
cordance
with the provisions
in the
regu-
lations
governing
the
registration
of
Patents
and Trade
marks
in the
Virgin
Islands,
avproved 30 June,
1920.
Government
of the Virgin
Islands
of
the United States,
St.
Thomas
28 March,
1922.
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J. J. GATFNEY,
Government
Secretary.
LOCAL.
The
S.S.
‘‘Bolivar’’“ailed from
New
York
Saturday
evenirng,
having
22 toas
of cargo for Frederiksted
and 48 tons for
Christiansted.
The
S. S. ‘*Marina’’isjdue at
Christian-
sted
at
1
o’clock today,
having
8
tons
of
cargo
for
Christiansted,
and
9
tons
for Frederiksted.
NOTICE,
THE
owner ofa Green Parasol
will
please
call at this ffiez for same.
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NOTICE
1.
Any one wishing Electrie Lights
or
power
in th-ir house
must
first make
ap-
plication for
same
to
the
Christiangiod
Electrie Power
Plant,
and
ui...
a-
dition will service
be given
unless
wiri,
has
been
inspected
by the
Publie Worl.,
Department.
_
2.
No one except
an empiloyee
of
the
Christiansced
Electric
Power
Plant
is
alloved
to
make
any
conzection
or
at-
tachment
either lemporary
or permaner.t
for the purpose
of
given service,
RoB’T. L.
MERWIN & Co. Ine. .
GEO.
W. POWELL,
Manager.,
e
e
Sentenced
was passed
on George
Jem-
mott today
for the
murder
of
Caroline
Jarvis
on
the 14th day of December
last.
The Judge follovve(_i !he
recommendation
of
the
Jury-in
giving
the
accused
life
imprisoement.
.
1t is said
the
prisoner
would have pre-
ferred
the _death
sentence.— West
End
News, April 20th.
St. Thomas News
The
service
at the'
Moravian
Church
on Sunday
mgh?t consisted
of choral
ren-
ditions celebrating
the
Easter
festivity.
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Pullication.
E"C‘é%
hgfeby
brought
to
putlic
notice
i that-"the
trade-mark
shown
below
wich
was
registered
in
the
United
Sita.es
Patent
Office,
Washington,
D. C.,
on February
22,
1921 in the
name of The
United
States
Playing Card Company of
Cincinnatti,
Ohio
a corporstion organized
and existing under
the laws of the
State
®f Ohio, and
Trade-mark
certificate
No.
139961 issued
therefor,
bas this date been
registered
in
the
office
of
the
Govern-
ment
Seeretary
of the
Virgin Islands
of
the
United States
at St.
Thomas,
in
ag
cordance
with the provisions
in the regs
lations
governing
the
registration
¢f
P.tents
and Trade-marks
io the
Virgfn
Islands.
ap-roved
30 June,
1920.
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Government
of the
Virgin
Islands
cf
the
United
States,
St.
Thomas,
6 April
1922.
.
J.
J. GAFFNEY,
Government
Secretary.
The
grand
chorus
*‘Praise Ye”’ mW.
A. Mozart, contained
some beautif
®bli-
garo
effects
and
broaght
out nicely
the
tonal
beauty
of
the
truly
rescarceful
organ;
the same
ean
be said of *‘Crown
Him Lord of all”’, with its varying vocal
parts
and
stirving
grand
finale.
The
solo
““The Holy City’’ by Amos Hughes,
tenor,
was well rendered
and
combined
with
the soft rolling tones
of the
sonor-
cus bass
and
the
fortissimo interludes
of
the
organ
accompaniment
served
to
¥
make
this rendition
quite
a feature.
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“An effective
soft
voluntary
entitled
Adoration””
with
variations
was
used
as
a prelude
and
the
pompous
march
in
B flat
by Galkraithe
as
a postlude.
Bishop
E.
C.
Greider
eondueted
the
service
and
the
reading
cf
the “Har-