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X AY
1S
CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE
830
MONDAY EVENING
8.30
The New
And Biggest
Serial:
“The
Lure
Os The
Circus”
€
Lure
€
Llrcus
.
Episode
3:
BEATEN BACK.
Episode
5:
THE MESSAGE ON THE CUFF.
“The Lure
Nf The Circus’’ is genuinely
different
to other Serials.
Not only is it a
strong
story,
but
the Pictu-es
are
unique,
and by
the most marvellous
of tricks,
pro-
duce photographic
effects,
the likes of whaich
you have
never
seen
in your
whole life.”’
Just
think how you wi!l be fas:in
ted, delighted,
and
amazed
by
tnese astounding
effects,
woven into the big drama
of the pictures,
so
as to give
them
an
absorbing,
thrilling and
new kind of eatertain
ment.
‘
v
How
will you
like to see
"‘ECDIE’’ throwing his enemy
into the air
like
other
people
throw
a ball,
or see
him figating for his father’s lioerty.
Anybody who
want
to
see
a real fight for the life should
not
miss
this show.
Show concludes
with a 2 reel Comic:
“Its A Bird”
ts
A
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“
This
picture is guaurnteed
to keep
you roaring
with laughter
from
beginning
to
endas
one of the
very best
comedi2s
ever shown
here.
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notice |
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the
trade
mark
shown
below,
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which
was registered
in
the
United
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States
Patent
Office, Wash
ngton,
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September
380,
1919,
in
the
name
of
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a
corporation
organized
under
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the
laws
of
the
State
of New
Jersey,
and
trade-mark
certificate
No.
16,760
issued
therefor,
has
this
date
been
registered
in
the
office
of
the
Gov-
ernment
Secretary
of the Virgin Islands
|
of
the United
States
at
St.
Thomes,
in
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anceordance
with the
provisions contained
in the Governor’s
Publication
of Aagust
14. 1917,
CAMEL
Government
of
the Virgin
Islands
of
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the
United
States
St
Thomas,
Febru-
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ary
17,
1920.
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By direction
of the Governor.
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6. Co.TIMMONS.
Government Secretary.
FOR
SALEAI
At Estate La Reine
Yams,
Tannias
and
Black
Rock
Potatoes
at
5 & 4 cts.
respectively.
G. A FLEMING.
THE
Inspection
of the
general
annual
-
repairs
ol
the
[ublic
Roads
in
St.
Crnix for 1919 will
ecommence
as follows:
WEST
END QUARTER
9/3
NORTHSIDE
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PRINCES
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For the
R»>ad Commission
#. LUNNEY,
St. Creix, d Maren
1520.
The Native Band regaled
a large erowd
last
night
with
ar
enteriaining
opre-
gramme
of select
musie.
It is complained
around
town
that
the
dog signs issued
by
the Police
this
year
is of such
poor, soft,
flimsy material
(hat
some
of them
have been
completely brok-
en up throngh
the
mere
scratchinz
of the
dog at s
collar.
As these
signs
are
re
quired
worn
and
must
last
12
months
they ought
to be
made
at least as duiabie
as
formerly.
The
iccture
of
Mr.
A.
C.
Rough
on
“*What is lan’’ was delivered,
as adver-
tised,
'ast evening
to a large crowd.
The
lecturer
held
his
hearers
spell
bound
throughout his diccourse.
The
S. S.
Korona
from
New York ar-
rived at Frederiksted
this morning.
OFFiCIAL NEWS.
March 5,
1920.
Applicatiun having been
made
to Cov-
ernment
by Dr. Longfield Smith,
Agron-
omist in
Charge
St.
Croix Agricultural
Experiment
Station.
for counsel
to
de-
fend him in
libel suit
instituted
aga nst
him by a
St. Croix Sugar
Factory for al-
leged
libelous
statements
made
in
con-
nection
with the performance
of his dity,
Governor Oman
today
answered
the
an-
vlication by stating
the local government
would be pleased
to
show
Dr.
Longtieid
Smith the courtesy
of.rendering
him
le-
gal assistance
as an official of
cne
of the
Departments
of the
United
States
(ov-
ernment
and that First
Lieutenant
i.eo
F.
S. Horan, U. S. Marine
Corps,
on 2 of
the
Government’s
Attorneys,
has
lLeen
detailed
to render the necessary
legal ad-
vice
and
assistance
in
the
matter
in
question.
:
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STAiLION.
London, Feb.
28th.-—The
Press
re:ep-
tion of the Home
Rule Bill is rather
laix-
ed,
but
the ““I'imes’’ recognizes
the
B3iii
as
being
based
upon
sound
princiyles,
within limits,
but
says
that
it
conveys
the impression
that the framers
had
not
the full courage
of
their convictions.
London, Feby. 28th.
The reply
mad-
by Mr. Lloyd George
and
M.
Millerand
to
President
Wilson's
latest
commu-
nication
on
tne
Adriatic
question,
re-
peats
the
assurance
that
they
never
had
any
intention
of
&
definite
set-
tlement
without
obtaining
the
vi>ws
of the Urited
States
Government.
The
replv.
which
is
dated
February
2oth,
states
hat the absence
of
an
American
represat
tative had proved in practice
ar
almost
insurmoustable
obstacle
to
the
success
of
the
negotiations.
The
i’re-
miers
take note,
as
a
fact of
great
im-
nortance,
but
President
Wilson’s
ex-
presses
his willingness
to accept
any
set-
tlement
mu‘ually agreeable
to Italy
and
Jugo
Slavia
regarding
iheir
comtion
frontier
in the
Fiume
region,
provided
such
an
agreement
is
not
made
on
the
basis
of compensation
elsewhere
at
the
expense
of
the
Nationals
of
a
third
power.
London,
Feby.
28th.-~The
decision
not
to oust Turkey from Constantinople
‘'vas
reached
by the
Allied Supreme
Council
only after long consideration
of the
diffi-
culties
in the Turkish situation,
Mr. Llhyd
weorge
declared
in
the
House
of
Com-
mons
to-day
when
the
question
of
the
future
of
Turkey
was
brought
up
for
debate.
The
decisinrn,
he
suid,
was
in
the
b:zlance
and
after
weigh-
ing carefully
all the
argumental,
pro