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OWING to the necessity of_' his leaving for St. Thomas' this month DR. HARK can accept no new work after October 15th. 0L POPULARE CONCERT On the Wharf Tonight Hy THE CHRISTIANSTED NATIVE ‘ BRASS BAND Part L : Mareh.. . ''Horrah - For The Liberty Boyss. Burralh!'. PBl Wialtz... 'lo Dreamland” ... ~ Brown. Two-Step. ... "The Great American Fa- vorite’” .. 1 Yille Mareh.. “All Hail To Marvshal Jof- fie’. .. Wright. (17he Hero Os The Marne) Intermission : March.. .. "'Triumvirate’’. ... Van Horn. TworStep. ... ''Plantation Echoes’' .... Heinzman. Song. . . .K-K-K-Katy’’....O’Hara. i step... .'l Don't Want To Get Well’”’ . .Jentes. (By Special Request). STAR SPANGLED BANNER. FRED. C. JACKSON. JR., Director. Information concerning the departure of steamers bound for Europeis of:en soaght, ard to meet this demand from the publie, it is proposed to reprint from the continental papers,such sailines from New York as may »e given out from fime to time. In the present issue will be feund the schedules for Getober and November months of the three principal transatlantic lines, taking maiis, {reight and passengers. SCANDINAViIAN AMERICAN LINE: From New York to Denmark, Nor- way and Sweden: t'rederik VIII Oct. 4th. United States s Usear 11, " 30ih NORWEGIAN AMERiICAN LINE: For same places: Stavangertjord Ot 17:th, B rgensfjord Nov. Tth. Stavangertjord . 2Rth. CUUNARD LINE: New York (o Liverpool : Carmania et ath, Orduna - ghth Carmania Nov. Bth. Orduna o SOl ST LRI A AN L5 New York to Cherbourg and South- ampton Mauretania Oect. 2, 28, and Nov. 22nd. New York to Plyrouth and Harve: Royal George Oct. 4, Nov. 1, and 29th. ; New York to Plymouth and Zherbourg. Caronia Nov. Ist. New York to Plymouth, Havre and {ondor : Saxonia. Oect. 16, and Nov,,lßth. OFFICIAL NEW 5. QOctooer [, 1919, The U. S. S. Kittery arrived at St. Thomas Lhis morning, among the passen- gers were Captain W. H. Sitz and Licute- nant St. Tulian R. Childs, Marine Corps, Lieutenant H. V. Hughens, ' Medical Corp; 1. 8. Navy, lLieutenant . H. Nelson. Medical Corps, Dental Service, Ensign Joseph B. Weix. U. S. N, Pharmacist W. J. Riney, U. S. Navy. Pay Clerk J. W. Lytle, Mari e Corps and Mrs. D. O. Curry and Miss Curry, the wife and daughterof Collector of Cust~ms Curry, who arrived here from their home in Flori ia. : The passengers who sailed on the U. S. S. Kittery were Lieutenant Elmer L. Beach, Supply Corps, U. S. N. R. F., who is returning to Washington to be placed on iractive status andgfo resume the practice of iaw in that city, Lieute- nant Robert L. Pettigrew, Civil Engineer Corps, U. S. Navy, vho is going to his home in Montana on a month’s leave, iieutenant A. W. Chandler, Medical Corps, Dental Service, U. S. Navy, who has been detached from the Naval Station, St. Thomas, and ordered to duty at the New York Navv Yard, Pay Clerk Otto J. Kass, Marine Corps, returning to the States for disecharge from the ser- vice and Sergeant August F. Eckhout, Marine Corps, relieved from duty as Chief of Police, returning to the States for discharge from the Service. : WEATHER REPORT. San Juan, Rar. 29.94, Ther. 76, S. Vel. 5, clear. St Thomas. = Bar. 20.94,. Ther 14, clear. St. Kitts, Bar. 29 93, Ther. 74, N. E. partly cloudy. Dominica, Bar. 29.90, Ther. 74, N. E. Vel. 2, partiy cloudy. St. Lucia, Bar. 29.88, lher. 74, E., Vel. 2, clear. Barbador,- Bar. 29.88, Ther.' 72, E. Vel. 2. partly cioudy. Port of Spain, Bar. 29.88, The.. 72, calm, clear. . ' &t Croix, Bar. 80.00, Ther, 86, E., partly cloudy. P Ly Rainfall for past 24 hours, 0 . o THE MOVIES Having read im the St. Thomas news- papers of the great success the f:ra'nd serial ‘‘lhe Mystery Ship’’ met wi‘h over there, we join 1n asKing our amuse- ' ment manager if that "'ship’’-will ever . pass our way on a flyiag trin. One ot the “‘srars’’ in the tamous serial is detective John Shirley of ' i'ne Voice On Lhe\ e well known to theatre goers he,e 10r DIS daring exploits. Alinough we are oiad tor the five-part dratnas now and aguin, we delight in the serials, espectally hose ' that exhibit true detective skill.. .he scientific methods of Craig Kenneay end others are still iresh :n our memory. We teel sure Mr. Svendsen is allve 1o s matter and will see 1) it o the hest . of his ability. Success to the theaire. ' PATRONS SF THE THEALRE. . 3 Little Joknny's Siate. p. t. in Christiansted, October seventh, nineteen nireteen bear Mr. Yohansen: . - Both myself and Krazy are sorry that you did not prirt the poem ‘'when the role is called up yonder.”” Krazy had helped me to rite it as he is the poethical | guy. He nearly cried when [ red your letter to him in wnich you said that (he “‘new’’ editor thought the poem abne “‘normal’’ but that the censor could see enough o conciude that it was ~ roughs ! on raws’’ and that you did not like to be . hard oa aanyone whose behaviour seemed to be urged by periodical attacks of gout. If you want we will look at the rain gage ~and let you Know how many lines of rain is falling all the ume it rains and how ' many sick p=ople there arein town ‘o ' interest subscribers who ‘may be also . sick with gout and prevent these iellows - kicking and huarting their (oot like they do in rne moovies. Daddy says he can- not see why peogzle übject to any change in the tenor of the Avis when there are ' 80 many changes for the-better or worse now adays. He says where once pzople prominaded in silk hats fellows swroll around in bathing suits. Us course we ' know that people must keep cool in these days; buc hark! some of us may have our ' wives or those even dearer to us, our sweetl-harts around at the time. | Till 1t rains, i Yours truly | JONNIE IGNATZ. | s tuIbGRA M ‘ ®i. ORUILX SPALION | London, Oet. 4th. he appeal trom : Mr_.‘ Lloyd George for the formation of citizen guards chroaghout the country, . met with a strong response on all sides - today. The Lord Mayor of London lost - no time in complying with the request, ~and his example was followed by other Lord Mayors, Lord Lieu:enants, Chair- ~ man of Ceunty Councils, Watch Com- ' mittees Chiet cConstabless and Town