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BT L EOLX AV S ST. MARY’S HALL & ¥ s ® = & o Moving Pictures Twenty Fifth Anniversary of the arrival of the Redemptorist Fathers in Christiansted. Grand Variety Entertainme:t TO-NIGHT AT 8.15. “HALFA CHANCE” A Thrilling & Execiting Drama By Judge Mahlon Hamilton. An innoeent murder for which J. Burke is covicted. The Jury finds him guily of murder in the second degree, Burke daringly makes his escape on a ferry Luat and is resued by an Italian steamer; later on the real murderer is discovered and Judge Huml- ton happily releases Burke, from his Judicial charges. Don’t miss seeing it for yeurself. . i " 9 Wednesiday Night 8.15. “AMOR TROPICAL” vith PATHE N2WS and other choice selections, THE WINNING WASHER, SWANSetc Thursday Night 8.15. “HALFA CHANC{F* 1 special two reel comedy entitled CAPTAIN KID KIDS. This isa firi: produc” tion. Don’t miss it. In addition to the programs there will be a choice selection of music in charge of Juan Rivera. e Special refreshments prepared for the occasion, and a grand time is promised to alil. TTR e e s e e < e GTR L R e e e , Proceeds for the benefit of the Holy Cross Church and St. Mary’s Schdo! , t 'I'HE DISTRICT COURT of the Virgin ) Tslands of the United States for the micipality of St. Croix, will hold the M4, erm of said Court, which is one of the . lar terms thereof, at the follow- ing tin. s and places, to wit: For tue Sub-Judicial Distriet of Chris- tiansted: At Cristiansted, TUESTPAY May 16, 1922 at 10 o’clock A. M. at Government House. For the Sub-Judicial Distriet of Fred- eriksted— At Frederiksted, THURSDAY, May 18, 1922, at 10 o’clock A. M. at the Fort. Done at Christiansted, St. Croix, V. 1., this 24th day of April, 1922. Jd. F. HENLY, Clerk of the District Court. LOCAL. There will be a regular meeting of the Home Service Committee this afternoon at 3.30 o’clock. The U. S. S. ‘“Vixen' with the Govern- or and suite arrived here yesterday. The Colonial Council meeting of yester- day was held according to previous ad- vertisement, IN THE DISTRICT COURT ')F THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE _JNITED STATES, :SUB-JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF CHRISTIANSTED. Notice To Creditors. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTa. OF JAMES GIDDINGS DECEASED, ‘RIOTICE is hereby given that the under- N signed was on the 21st day of April 1922, duly appointed administratrix of the above named estate. Al persons having claims against JAMES GID- DINGS, deceased, are hereby required to present their claims, with proper vouch- ers, within six months from the date of this first publication, namely 25th April, 1922, to the undersigned administratrix or her attorney at No. 17 Chureh Street in Christiansted, St. Croix. . SUSANNAH GIDDINGS, Administratriz D. HAMILTON JACKSON. Attorney. The Christiansted Theatre was very well attended last night at the presen- tation of the first parts of “‘The Dragon’s Net’’ a serial which promises to rival any we have seen in exciting, daring and generally attractive features, AUCTION. & T the request of Lawyer D. H. JACK- A S©. on behalf of MR, GUILLERMO ,DWARDS will be offered for sale at . .üblic auction to be held at the proper- ty No. 21 King Street in the Town of Christiansted on DAY : j Y » the 29ta April 1922, AT 1 OCLOCK P M. His stock in trade consisting @§f General Merchandise. —A LS O— : DRY GOONDS AND READY-MAD CLOTHING; HABERDASHERY NOTIONS; ‘ PERMES; TIN WARR &CROCK e Kte., te. Christiansted Vendue Office, St. Croix, April 24, 1922. C. H PAYNE. Vendue Officer. Fee: Fres. 16.00? Say Ten Franes § LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE WEEK ENDED APRIL 22, 1922, Miss E. Abramson, Joseph Augustus; Contentment Road, Mr. Cyril Allen, Mrs. Axilian Brooks; Est. Orange ; Grove, Bthelbert Carrington; er Gut, Henry Christian, Jos. Daniel, %Ilrs. Johanna Daniel, rs. Claudin® Johannes, Mr. Ludvig Renardis, Miss Catherene Roberts, Mrs. Frederick Roberts, Mrs. Ann Eliza Ryan; Est. Altona, Mrs. Inger Samuel, Mrs. Valdrainer Seile, Mrs. Jacob Smith, Mr. Matthew Stephens, Elvida Thomas, POST OFFICE, Christicnsted Vdßin Islands, April 24, 1922. B. B. LARSEN, Posimaster. We hear very commendatory repnrts of the show at St. Mary’s Hall where ““Tropical Love’” a film produced among the sceneries of Porto Rico afforded an enjoyable evening to those who witnessed its exhibition. There will be shows at the Hall again tonight, tomorrow and Thursday nights. See programme for this evening in teday’s issue. The Industrial Brass Band conducted by Mr. A. S. Forbes, ex-leader, U. S. N. Bind, entertained this town with popu-