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ST il X A Vb CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 8.00. MONDAY EVENING. ,8.00. ' THE FAMOUS STORY OF PETER B. KYNE, “The Three Godfathers” - e lhree Godrathers™ - ADOPIED 710 THE SCREEN AS® - - “Marked Men*- . ‘ An Inspiring Photoplay in Which Is Told The Story Os thé'Reformatiun‘of a Crook Who Escapes Prison. 3 55 oA J ol . “Marked Men” - Featuring: Harry Carey’. VIVID STORY OF THE WEST. .. T The Story: ‘ Cheyenne Harry, in ‘‘Marked Men’' is serving a prison sentence for robbing a train, he and two pals, Tom and Tony, lay plans for an escape on the nineteenth of a certain month. The prison break occurs and the men made their getaway under heavy fire from prison guards. After their escape they have a lot of adventurss which you will see in Christiansted Theatre Monday Evening. =~ * : Show coneluding with: - ~ “Stop That Wedding” _ . “EDDIE LEON»” and ‘LEE MORAN’. ; T . 14REEL COMEDYE™X"i¥ §8 4273 T ADMISSIAN: R Rl ised ente .. .. sTReyl i o Kol S and A AR ERIRnCe ..~ detias o B STECRT Ll 50T |O6 ' ' Children 20 and 10c. : : gy mage » P L Nation-Wide Campaign. o - L St. Joh.’s Chur:::. ERTAIN-it is that if all the power in c the Episcopal Church can be- called into active:-expression great things will follow. And. this is what the Na- tion- Wide Campaign proposes to do. It is toinform, awaken and enlist all 'who are in relation or who e¢an be brought into relation, with the Church. Our people have all been -doing real things for the Chureh. It will give them a new love for the Church, and will give their religion a new meaning to them. Demoecraey is only safe for the world when it is developed in the spirit and fellowship 'of Jesus, Christ. And it is for us who- believe in Him to see that democracy shall be so developed. SERVICES TOMORROW at 9.30.a. m. and T3O pw.> A , - LOCAL. | There was a concert by the combined Navy Bands oproth_ towns yesterday as- : A “TYDOL”BRAND po Motor Gasoline - : v and .8 - Lubricating oil on sale ai John Alexander. 33. 3b King’s Street. ternoon at the e"rfa,:df”» wblehthe bands tramped through town playing stirring airs and followed by a merry crewd. The éreole ? 15 here t,o"d‘ay' wit‘H:‘ St TPhomas mails. 2N A 'OFFICIAL NEWS; 4 December 3, 1920, Governor Oman attended the meeting of the Colonial Council for the Munici- pality of St. Thomas and St. John yes- terday. L The UTS.'S. Hancock and U. S. S: Ta- dousac arrived yesterday; the U.S. S Guifport is expecfed to-artive.in the near future. e ARy el One of the Naval ‘Rands in the Virgin Islands is to be transferred to the U. S. Submarine Base, Coco-Solo, Canal Zone. Orders have been received “from- Wash- ington to fransfer one co' .plete band of 23 pieces. : g Correspondence. ‘Frederiksted Denies Bribe \ _Charge - Rumours that a subseription bribe of $5,000 was settled on members of the American Federation of Labour to enlist their services for creating friction and disorder at the Labor Union demonsfration . of December Ist. in order tuinvite military intervention,.is being fanned into flame by the sensationalist party here. There is not believed tobe the sligi-test founda- tion for the report and in- intelligent cir- cies it is considered only another invention us the ‘‘civil government’’ fanaties who are ‘'seeing things’’ in these days.- Mr. . Davis’s organization is well regarded at . this end -and would not be seected for any such connivance even if - someone could be found unprincipled enough to oropose and finance it. - - Rt : ‘ CONTRIBUTED. : TEERGREM &2 . ST. CROIX STATION. Paris, Nov. 30th.—The Bill -for the re-establishment of the Embassy to the Vatiean was adopted: by the Chamber today by 397 to 309. : Washington, November- 30th —Presi- dent Wilson has accepted the invitation of the League of Nations to act as ‘me- diator in the Arméniarn situation. Mr. - Wilson’s aecceptance is condirional up- on the use of moral influence. He ex- plains that he is without authority to employ foree. ~without -the econsemt of Congress. The invitation to mediate between the factions in Arinenia was extended to Mr. Wilson -last week, through M. Paul Hymans, President of : the League Assembly. Mr. Wilson al- ready has consented to fix the boundary- lines of Armenia. and he now has -be- fore him special reports on the subjects. - There has been no indication, -however, when he aill complete this work. - New York, Nov. 30th.—Raw sugar was somewhat unsteady early today, bat prices were unchanged. ‘There were sales of 4,000 bags of:Porto Rico’s, about- - {0 a local refiner @:5.56 delivered: : The unsetted feeling:in the spot wmar- ket led to further selling-in sugar futures- and prices at- midday were about 5 10.12 points lower: - v & .siieii eBN gk Geneva, Nov. .30th.~ Addressing. the- Assembly of the League of Nutions. to«.