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The Favorite
Actor
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Harry Carey”
in
“Rider Os The Law
6 REELS.
.
A six reel
production
featuring Harry Carey supported
by
a pleasing
cast
of
char-
acters.
&
The
scenes
are
laid in a mining town and
the hero
is
a member
of
the Texas
Rang-
ers.
He
is himself
being suspected
of being
a
member
of a band of ore
thieves,
but
clears
his
name
by bringing
in
the real crimirals,
one
of
whom
is
his foster brother.
The
strong
points
of
the story
are its human
character
touches
and
strong
dramatic
moments.
The
story
is
a
well-rounded
one
and
sure
to
please
all lovers
of a
picture
with “‘punch’’ in.
'
Show concluding
with:
.
“African
Lions
And American
Beauties”
rican
Lions
And
American
‘bDeauties
.
,
|
Comedy---2
Reels.
In
a
town equally disquieting, healthy both
to the Doctor and,Undertaker,
you
will
see
'‘The Fountain
vs
Youth’’, ‘‘The Most Difficulty Omelet’’,
and ‘A Chauffeur
On
A
Submarine
Balloon’’.
:
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ADMISSION:
Resgrved
Bemts
...
...
...
soy
0000
B dhe
Two first and
two last
rows of reserved
seats
e S
0
General
Entrance . ... . .
...
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Children
20 and
10ec.
.
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FOR RENT.
THE
Store
of No. 41 King’s
Street
at present
occupied
by the
firm
of Mr.
O.
Creque,
will be
vacant
om the Ist of August.
For partielars
please
apply to
E.
E. SVITZER.
MAILS CLOSE
for New
York, N. Y., Europe,
etc.,
per .
3.
uuwiana
on Kriday Yth
in-
stant
at
5 o’clock p.
m.
Appreciabie
showers
of rai.
amount-
ing
to
8
lines
fell
between
yesterday
noon
and
this morning.
The schooner
Creole
arrived
here
this
morning
with St.
Thomas
maiis.
{he 8.
S.
Guiana
is advised
as
expect-
ed
on Saturday
morning
znd
to
wWork
a
*
day
in
Fredeviksted
leaving there
Satur-
day might.
*he
Native
Brass
Band
will give
a
conceri
on
the
Wharf
this
evening,
wedtier fermitting.
I'ne foliowing list
o1
sailings
of steam-
ers
piving
between
New
Yorik,
N.
Y.,
|
and
European
ports
is
copied
from
;
""Nordlyset’’ of the
24th June
1920:
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SCANDINAV{AN AMERICAN LINE
i
From Copenhagen
From
New
York
,
June 10th. Frederik VIII
July Bth.
|
"
24th
United States
o
aaMh
|
July Bth.
Oscar Il
o
20th.
|
"
22nd.
Hellig Olaf
Aug. 12th.
.
Aug. bth.
Frederik VIII
oo
Bth.
!
"
12th. United States
Sept.
2nd.
NORWEGIAN
AMERICAN LINE
i
From
New York
*
|
Juue
25th.
St vangerfjord;
Juiy
16th
|
Bergensfjord;
Aug. 6th.
Stavangerfjord:
i
Aug: 27th. Bergensfjord.
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SWEDISH
AMERICAN LINE
.
From Niw York
|
July ?l. Drottmingholm;
July 31,
Ctock-
holm;
Aug.
28, Drottpingholm:
Sept.
16,
|
Stocknoitn:
Oct. 5,
Drottningholm.
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CUNARD LINE
.
S/B’s.
Aquitania,
Mauretania,
imper-
|
ator,
Uaronia,
Carmania,
Kaiserin,
Auy-
.
gusto
Victoria, Saxonia, Columbia,
Royal
|
George;
one
of these
biats
leaves
New
York every
week for Liverpool, Glasgow,
?
and Scandinavian
porrs.
,
|
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TELEGRAMS.
|
ST.
CROIX STATION.
Brassels,
July 2nd. —The Supreme
Al-
-
iied
Council
met
neve
rhis
morning
at
for an extraordinary
Meeting of t_he
Colonial
Council
for
St.
Croix,
FRIDAY,
dJulye9,
1920,
at
one
o’clock p.
m.
[Convened
by
request
of
Government.]
1.
Colonial Council Bill No.
40.
Introduction
of
and
Ist
Discussiun
on Colonial Council Bill No. 40, Draft
of
an
Ordinance
introduced
by
2nd
Appointed
Member
(Noil), declaring
the time when
the
Ordinance
passed
by the
Colonial
Council
of St.
Croix
providing
for
a
compiled
Code
of
General
and Special
Laws
shall
take
effect.
.
2.
Colonial Councii
Bill No. 41.
Discussion
on
Resolution
introduced
-by
Goveenment
authorizing
the
es-
tablishment
and
management
of
a
training
school
on
Protestant
Cay
for incorrigible girls.
3.
Celonial Ccuncil Bill No.
42.
Introduction
of
and
Ist
Discussion
on Colonial Council Bill No. 42, Draft
of
an
Ordinance
introduced
by
Ist
Member
for
Christiansted®
Town
(Abramson),
repealing
zn Ordinance
known
as
Colonial
Council
Bill No.
17, Session
1917-1918,
an
: sa ctioned
and approved
June
20,
1918.
4.
Colonial Goungil Bili No. 43.
.
Introduction
of
and
Ist
Discussion
on Colonial Council Bill No.
43, Draft
of
an
Ordinance,
introduced
by Ist
Member
for
Christiansted
Town
(Abramson),
vroviding
for
the
sale
of spirituous.
vinous
and
malt
li-
quors,
ete.
Colonial
Counecil
Office,
St.
Croix
July 6.
1920.
ROBT.
L. MERWIN,
Chairman.
eleven
o'clock,
and
begau
the
consider-
ation
of
the
programme
which
will
be
discussed
with the
German
delegates
at
the meeting
at Spa
next week.
German
experts
submitted
to the Counéil
2
mem-
orandum . regarding
the
economic
situ-
ation
of Germany,
and
ability
to
meet
reparation
demands.
This memorandum
made
a
very
unfavourable
impression
apon
conference
circles,
as
it
was
recarded
as
a
manoeuvre
Intended
to
prepare.
the
wav-for
strong
re-
gistance
to
the
execution
of the
treaty
by
the
German
Delegation
at
Spa.
It
was also
taken
as confirmation
of
re-
ports
from
Berlin
that
the
attitude
of
Herr
Frehcaback,
German
Chancellor
and head
of the
German
Spa Delegation,
will be that financial settlement
must
be
made
on
a basis
of
the present
economic
situation
of Germany
without taking into
account
any
future
economic
improve-
ments.
The
memorandum
rries
to
es-