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CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE
8.30
THIS EVENING 8.30
BY FENERAL REQUEST
“The
Kaiser,
the
B
f Berlin.”
e
Naiser, the
beast
of
berlin.
In crder
to enable
everybody
to
see
this
famous
Picture,
exhibition of same
will
be given THURSDAY NIGHT ar normal
prices.
*ADMISSION.
neserved
Seats,
Adulds..
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5
MONDAY EVENING
THE LAST FOUR CHAPTERS
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LIONn §
Liaw.
AUCTION.
T the request
of
the
executors
of the
A Estate
of
the late Planter
CHRISTIAN
PETER
THEOBALD FRrils
will be offer-
ed for sale
at ONE PUBLIEC
AUCTION
to
be
held
at
the
undersigned
Vendue
T TUESDAY
AT3OOCLOCK I M.
THE ESTATES
;
1
“Mount Victory” and
“Pleasant
Valley
situated
in this Island’s
Northside Quar-
ter Letter
A. sub
No.
17
e. and No.
15
ad
16 & 26 and Westend
Quarter
sub No.
8. with all
appurtenances
of land,
build-
ings livestock
ete.
The
conditions
for
the sale,
appraise-
ment,
mortgage
certificate
and
other
documents
relating
to
the
sale
will be
produced
at
the
aucticn
and
may previ-
ously to same
be
seen
at Lawyer STAKE-
MANN'’S Office in Uhristiansted.
This notice
also
serves
as
information
to
mortgageholders
in
conformity
with
Ordinance
of sth
March
1909 according
to § 4 of which
ordinance
same has the
same
legal
effect
as
preseribed
in Pla-
card
22nd
April 1817.
Frederiksted’s
Vendue Office, St. Croix,
December
17th-1919.
JOHN L. CURRY.
Fee:
Fr.
10.00. 1
Say
ten Francs.
)
EDITORIAL.
There
is reprinted
in
this issue,
an
ac-
eount
taken
from the
St.
Thomas
Mail
Notes
of the
10th.
instant,
of an
inter-
-
Moravian
Church
|
Friedensthal
-
will glve their Christmas
Cantata
Star of the King
ON SUNNDAY NIGHT
|
DECEMBER 21s1
in aid of the Poor.
A Silver Collection willbe
taken
up.
.
-~
Doors open at 7p.
m.
view sought
by
the
editor of that paper,
with Lieut. ‘Pettigrew, regarding
the
lat-
ter’s alleged
criticism
of medical
affairs
~in the then
Danish
West Indies,
in which
.
connection
Mr.
Pettigrew
1s said
to de-
’
ny the
truth of the
statements
ascribed
.
to him, and to be astonished
at the whole
affair.
It would be ¥none
the less
inter-
esting
to
learn
where
‘‘Nordlyset’”’ got
~
its information from, and
an
early
ex-
~
planation from that paper
will be
looked
.
B
Local.
From
the advertisement
in
the
issues
of yestarday
and today,
it will be
noted
that
the
brilliant
feature
film
‘‘The
Beast of Berlin’’ will
be
exhibited
for
the second time, tonight, at the ( hristian-
sted Theatre,
now a t regular
prices
of
admission.
Quite a success
was
scored
at the previous§exhibition,
and there
are
doubtless
many
who
would
like to
s~e
the show repeated.
On The Wharf,
To-Night
BY
THE
NATIVE BRASS
BAND
~-—:PROGRAM:——
Part
1
1..- March.
... The Little Corporal’’..
.
Sutton
2.
Waltz....ln
Dreamland’’...
.Brown
3.
One-Step.
... 'K-K-Katy’’....o’Hara
4.
March.""All Hail'Te Marsha' Jofire’’.
Wight
JINTERMISSION :
1.
March....""The
Stancard
Bearer’’.
..
Fahrbach
2.
Grand
Selection.. 'Songs
From
The
Old Folks’’. .M. L. Lake
3"
Uncie Josh
Huskin’ Dance..De
Witt
4.
Americar
National
Melodies
Neo.
2..
Wleelor
STAR-SPANGLED
BANNER.
FRED.
C. JACKSON,
JR.,
Bandmaster.
The
Sloop
“‘Go-on’’
sailed
so-
St.
Thomas
this
morning
with
the
mails
from this island.
The Creole has
gcne
to
Frederiksted
to load cargo from the
New
York boat
which
was expected
to
:rrive
at St. Thomas
this
morning.
Miss
Nanca
Schoen,
matron
of
the
Children’s
Home in this
town is
return-
ing to the States
by Korona
today,
on
ac-
count of ill health
which it is
truste
| will
Ee fully restored
to permit her agair
tak-
ing up the work here where she
has
won
many friends during her short
sojourn.
It
is remarked
that the street light
at
the
crossng
of King
and
King
Cross
Streets
has not
been
burning lately.
As
this
is
an
important
junction
of
road-
traffic,
the absence
of the light is
being
commented
on, and
some
attention
shofid
be given to the matter.
From
the
advices
of
arrival
and
de-
parture
of the
s.
s.
‘‘Korona’’ along the
southern
islands,
it
is
not expected
that
she
will arrive
at
Frederiksted
before
this evening.
OFFICIAL NEWS.
December
17,
1919.
"Governor Oman
gave
a stag dinner
at
Government
House
last evening
to
Cap-
tain F.
G. Noordhoek,
Netherlands
Roy-
al
Navy.
Commanding
Officer
of
the
Cruiser
Zeeland,
and five officers o'
kis
staff.
Covers
were
laid
for
fifteen
guests
which
included
the
officers on the
Governor’s
s taff.