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§or RO LX AVLIE CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE .00 MONDAY EVENING 8.00 “THE LION MAN". . Episode No. 13: I When Hell Broke Loose Episode No 14: Desperate Deeds. . Show coneluding with: 2 Reel Comedy. ADMISSION ~ {{eserved‘ 8.. sRa s eBO and 40c 7 (wefne al P,ntmn.(fe. e f‘:yhilrrh-en‘ 20mdl()c e e 98 Voters of Chrfstiansfed Counfry Dis- ~ [aje of the island than thereds ar trict! REJ HARI. - -When yo? vote for Roberts you vote CORRECT. ' 808. e Bt To the Voters of Ohristiansted Goun- try District Here is vour Ticket. Vote them Straight. S. JORGENSEN. T. KAM3AY. R. W. SKEOCH. - Vote for Abramson and Teytaud, There is a reason. Keep Chabert and "Alexandere out. That is another reason. , VOTER. Re ; VOTE FOR : Longs eld Smith, a man who has the ability to represent this com:unity and forward its inter- ests. Vote for Dr. Longfield Smith and put backbone and efficiency in our legis- lative body. 7 A NUMBER OF VOI'ERS For His information No, Klint, there is no piano in the C. C. Hall. Perhaps if there were a few good dark mahogany ones, our able tuner, and a few more competent per- formers, there would be better har- mony in directing and obtaining the wel- I.OCAL. Mr. and Mrs. Einar Svendsen of the Christiansted Theatre leave today on a short holiday to Denmark, making the trip via Porto Rico for where they sail by the ‘*"Mystery’’. Mr. and Mrs. Svend- sen are hard workers and have well earned this rest which we trust they wili enjoy witl: a pleasant passage and a good time in the old country. During their absence Mr R. Petersen, Govt. Bookkeeper, manages the theatrical busi- ness. The “‘Tupper” landed yesterday a touring car and a truck, both Fords, for Mr W. S. Abramson of this town. The boat sailed about 2 p m. with mails for St. Kitts, Antigua and Birbados. The mail-schooner ‘‘Mystery’’arrived at Frederiksted at midnight last night with 51 bags mail for Christiansted. The postmaster made a special trip and fetched the letter mail which is being delivered already this morning. Post- master Streich of St. Thamas was a passenger on the Mystery. : o The Female of the S?cie. ( With apologies to Kiplikg) By R H. AMPHLETT LEADER. When your neighbor call you ‘'bloek- head’’ you are apt to think you are, Or eise exnausting your vocab give him back ‘‘language’’ at par; But vour better half calmly step up and knock him off. his rail For the female of the specie is more deadly than the male. 2 I You tell vour lawyar a2 lacks vision—is l a man without vim, $ And you tell your grocer Jesse James | (*) was not in it with him; 1 But when you face your landlady, then ! your fresh talk becomes stale 1 For the female of the specie is more § deadly than the male. | You manage people easily and have al- | wavs got on €op, i Never yet was beaten and noone has ? found out your weak spot; | But you become a Benedict and is chased j o’er hill and dale For the female of the spacie is more deadly rhan the male. | I know that you can beat Wiliard or Jack L Johnson to a pulp, And eight sr nine ordinary mer is but one single ‘‘gulp’’; | But you tremble al:— Where's yonr | week’s pay?”’ from the creature ? that’s frail | For the female of the specie is more | ¢ deally than the male. ' Indicted for kissing in the Park before the Court you stand, | Looks bad. Coun:el for Prosecution | —he taiks to ‘‘beat the band’’; ~ But if awonan is For the Defence you’ll | not go to jail | For the female of the specie is more | deadly than the male. 5120)5e when you leave this world you get on the side that is hot, And nis Majesty for you has reserved a rather 'warm spot; But the fire will go out if a woman starts an old time tale For the female of the sn2cie is more deadly thaa the mule. Ther’re lots of other things to tell which you’ll hear another time, All the hs-male ecattle eouldn’t stop me ‘vhile getting on so fine; But a she-male ha just taken me com- pietely off the trail | For the female of the specie is more | deadly than the male. . : | *Bandit. ~ Voters of Christiansted Town | & Subuubs. i Herc are some important faets that . have to do with your decision and why . you should vote for straight ticket onl'y ; ABRAMSON and TEYTAUD | first I’ll say don’t mind the Herald’s | brainy and exhibiting of pictures of any . kind, that paper has always been a mud- | tarowing opponent so much tF.t some . of the mudthr~wers had to *beat it and | start to throw mud right back te it. Vot- . ers dont forget that its originai Editor . threw the mud in the shape of ecolor ' question, now it must be understood that