DIED
at
her
residence
ir
this
town
yesterday,
MISS
GENEVIEVE
[ARRELL
age
b1 vears.
Funeral
will take place
at
10 o’elock
this
morning.
W
2x
4
3
theriat:
\
inihe Public Cemetery
of Chrisiiansied.
September
1920.
1-—Marie
Michael,
died
in
Town,
age
3 months.
4 - Henrigues
Emil
Nicholas,
died
at
the Hospital,
age
28 years.
4—-Still-born
Female
in Town
9—Kna
Marie
Bryan,
died at
the
Hos-
pital.
age
10 months
9-—Henriette
Payne,
died
at Rich.
Ir.
Asylum,
age
65 years.
12--Sevilla
Alfredo Newton,
died
at the
Hospital,
age
8 months.
12—
James
Hatchett,
die¢
at
the
Hos-
pital, age
35
vears.
12-—Rosabelle
Benners,
died
in
Town,
age
81
years,
12—Edith Augusta
urigg, died
in
Town,
age
1 yvear and
7 mn(uths.
13—Still-born
Female
in Town.
18
-
Maria
Augusta
Buckley,
died at
the
Hospital,
age
4 months.
14-—Nicholas
Fredericks,
died
in
Town,
age
4 days.
15—Christinita
Williams,
died
at
KEst.
Mt. Pelier,
age
b months.
15—Still-born
male
in Town.
16—Hugh
Granum,
died
at the
Hospital,
age
20 years.
16—Thomas
Jefferson,
died
in Town,
age
43 years.
19
Audrey
Enaida
Williams,
died
in
Town,
age
2
months
and
21 days.
21--Alice Augusta Clarke,
died
in Town,
age
63 years.
22
William Bryan,
died
at
the Hospital,
age
D 3 years.
22--Anna
Mathilda ;Christine Mortensen,
died
at the Hospital,
age
52 years.
23
-Agnes
Lillian Irvin,
died
in
Town,
age
11 months.
24
—Evelyn Lawrence,
died in Town,
age
-
11 months.
24- Albert
Joseph,
died
in Town,
age
7
months.
24—Edith
Marie
[dwards,
died
at
the
Est.
Sion Farm,
age
4 months.
26-——-Samuel
Herbert,
died
at
the
Hos
pital, age
60 years.
27- -Bdward
Benjamin,
died at the
tlos-
pital,
age
68 years.
29 —Alexander
King, died in Town,
age
1 year.
29—Harry
Bastian,
died
in
Town,
age1
yvear and
11 months.
in the Punlic Gemetery of Frederiksted.
September
1920.
3 —Ephraim
Isaac,
died
at
the
Hospital,
age
14 years.
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4
Henry
MecEvoy,
died
in
Town,
age
|
73 yea-s.
7
George
Bgyer,
died
at the
Hospital,
age
56 years.
'
10
Alex.
Moorehead,
died
at
the
Hos-
|
pital,
age
62 vears
11 -Veronica
Lockhart
died
at the
Hos-
pital, age
23 years.
»
'
11 —Maud Eugenie
Payne,
died in Town,
age
5
mo
(hs.
12—Ferdinand
Momtetore,
died
at
the
Hospital,
age
45 years.
12—Still-born
(Female)
at
the
Hospital.
|
14-—Jvan
Stanley
Williams, died in Town,
age
3 mopths.
17 Eugenie
King,
died
at the
Hospitai,
|
age
3 months.
‘
19—Joseph
Ballantine,
died
at
K.
Hill,
Poor Farm,
age
72 years.
|
25—Still-born
(Female)
at the
Hospital.
!
26 —Jane
Dung,
died
at
the Hospital,
age
|
4 months.
|
26 —Simon
Fredericks,
died
at
Spring
*
Field,
age
60 years.
|
28
- Axel
Christian
Easmussen,
died
at
the Hopital, age
2 years.
|
28
—Emelia
Hunter,
died in Town,
age
67
vears.
-
|
Spacial
Sunday Night
Goncert,
U.S.
NAVAL BAND.
Frederiksted,
Virgin [slands.
October
10th.
1920.
First
Musician
\.
Sebastiap
Forbes
[Leader.
('oncert
begins
at 9 o’clock.
PRO{:RAM.
March
. Hail to the Spirit of liberty.
...
Sousa.
|
Overture.
. French
Comedy. .Keler
Bela.
|
Waltz.
... Moonlightcen the Nile...
.King.
Cornet
5010.... The
Blue
Beils
of
Scot-
|
land. .
. Kpell
Clarinet Solo.. Serenade .
... Maszkawski.
Overture.
... Lustspiel......
Keler
Bela.
Selection. . Miserere
from
11 Trovatore..
Verdi.
|
March
.....Manhattan
Beach:...Sousa.
NATIONAL ANTHEM.
|
. ———————
UA e
eeosr
1
EDITORIAL.
‘
We
have information
that
there
will
|
be
no trial
by jury
at
the forthcoming
|
opening session
of the
District Court ad- |
vertised for
the
18th and 20th
inztant
at
Frederiksted
and
this town respectively, |
as
erroncously
promulgated
in
a printed
|
statement
by
which
people
have
been
|
raisled:
and
upon
proper
authority it
is
made
known
that
jury trials
will not be
held for the
reason
that the newly adopt-
|
ed
code
provides
that
the
jury
panel
shall
be
drawn
by
a
commission
com-
|
posed
of
a
member
appointed
by
the
!
Governor,
one
by
the
Colonial
Council
‘
and
one
ex
officio,
namely
the
clerk
|
of
the
court.
and
neither
the
Gov-
|
ernor
nor
the
Colonial Council has
acted
in this matter.
It is advised
that rather
than
delay
tne openiag of the court,
His
Honor
Judge
Malmin
has
decided
it
would
be best
to proceed
without
a jury
at
the October
term.
Those
who
have
been
led
into miztakenly
believing that
a
jury will sit and
act
will be informed
ac-
cordingly.
,
iL.OCAL.
It is revorted
that the
s.
s.
Guiaaa
has
gone
as far south
as Trinidad
and
in that
case
should
not
be
looked
for
here
be-
fore about
Wednesday
next,
13th.
TELEGRAMS
ST. CROIX STAION.
Panama,
Oet.
3rd.—The
September
.Canal
tolis totalled
$1,000,000,
the
high-
est
month
on record.
Duanbury,
Conn.,
Oct.
4ih.— Spezking
here
last night,
Senator
Borah,
Republi-
cenirreconciiiable,
opposed
Senator
Hard-
ing’s proposal
that
America
enter an
as-
sociation
of nations
as
a
substitute
{or
the League
of Nations.
Warsaw,
Oet, Brd. —President
Palsud-
ski
is personal.y
conducting
the
Polish
dirive against
the Bolsheviki
on the North-
ern front.
Sixteen
Bolsheviki
divisions
have
been
completely
defeated
by
the
Poles,
who-have
captured
the
staffs
of
two
rmies,
several
divisions
and
bLri-
gades
and
42,000
prisoners.
jlmmense
stores
of munitions
and supplies
are
Le-
ing assembled
for
a
full Boisheviki
cam-
paign
against
Poland.
London,
Uect.
3rd.—Stockholm
des-
patches
report
that
the Bolsheviki are
in
full retreat
on the
Polish
and
Crimean
fronts,
that
the
Bolsheviki
troops
are
hungry
and
demoralized,
and
deserting
and
surrendering
in
large
numbers.
The
Soviets
are
worried
over
Iroizky’s
failure
to
secure
reecruits
in
Siberia
Eastern
Province.
Peasants
and
work-
men refuse
to enlist.
Washington,
Oct.
4th.—Oflicial
des-
patches
forecast
the
rlailure
of
the
Pol-
ish-Bolsheviki
peace
negotiations
at Ri-
ga.
l'he
continuing
military suecess
of
the
Poles,
and
of
General
Wr:ungel,
Anti-Bolshevik
leader
in
South
Kussia,
are
influencing
the
Poles
not
10
make
peace
at
this time.
Constantinople,
Oct.
4th.
~The
forces
of Genéral Wrangel
in the Novokyobaska
region captured
5,000 Bo!sheviki
prison-
ers,
900
cannon
and
other
munitions.
Wrangel’s
forces
also
captured
3,000
prisoners,
many
machine-guns
and
ean-
non in the vicinity of Finelnikovo.
Berne,
Ottzerland,
Oct. 4th.--I.aly and
Jugo-Slavia
are
soon
(o
open
direct
ne-
gotiations in an
effort
to reach
a definite
settlement
of the
Adriatic question.
Riga,
Oct
bsth.—The
Bolsheviki
and
Polish
delegations
to
the
peace
confer-
ence
have
agreed
to sign
a
preliminary
armistice
not
later
than
October
Bth.
They
refused
to disclose
the
terms.
Dur-