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£vl A YLR CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 8.15. MONDAY EV ANING 8.15 THE LAST TWO CHAPTERS OF ' THE GREAT SUPER ..S’ERIAL “ELMO THE FEARLESS” Episode 17. _ “The Trap® Episode 18. “The Fatal Letter* Show concludes with 2 Reel Comedy. Book your seats early for this interesting show. ADMISSION (lf:::gf%n?f;nzp W e e 1‘12(())1( L Coming! Coming! “Tarzan of the Apes” 12 ST. JOHN’S CHURCH. _The Preacher at the morning ser- vice to-morrow will be the Rev. J. H. SCHWACKE, Rector of the St. Peter’s, Freehold, New Jersey. Mails Close |1 Ghristianster for New York, N. 3. Wy oS, Guiana on Monday Bth. instant at 3p. m. Mail for the States depos- ited in the post office after that hour will be routed via San Juan. LOCAL. The Tadousac arrived here vesterday afternoon and sailed for St. Thomas this morning. Many passengers went by her to take the transport Henderson for the States among them being Capt. Lowell and family, Judge and Mrs Keyser, Dr. and Mrs. Longfield Smith and family, Mrs. Kelly, Customs Collector R. Petersen. The boat takes also a mail for St. Thom- as. It is understood that the Guiana home- ward bound is expected at Frederiksted Monday morning, Bth., and after load- ing some sugar will sail via St. Thomas in the evening. . The Mpystery arrived at Frederiksted | this morning with St. Thomas, Porto , i Rico and States mail. | Sl | l ; | { We have been asked to mention that | ' th&e will be no concert on the Wharf | . Sunday evening. The next concert by | | the Native Brass Band will be announced | - in this paper next week. { | o | | | | Correspondence | { S ! | Mr. Editor. ; g Sip— ; i The toilowing questions having | | been put to me and beifig unable to an- | | swer I presume some information may be { ’ had through your columns. | | 1. Is the right of franchise not a dual | | one, entitling voters to be likewise | voted for as members of the Colonial i Council ? | 2. Does the Act of Congress of 12 July | ’ a. ¢. not forbid persons owing allegi- | ance to other countries than the | United States of America the right | of being Council members, and con- | sequently also the right of voting | | for others ? | 3. Did any such persons vote for the | candidates last Saturday ? f 4. If so was the election cousistent and | will measures passed by this Council ‘ be valid? r Yrs. ‘ PERPLEXITY. St. Croix Aug. 5’ 1921. , -~ AUCTION. 'l' the request of DOUGLAS H. LUN- A NEY and FRANCI§ COULTER, attorneys in fact for F. LUNNEY EsqQ., there will be offered for sale at a Public Auction to be held at Estate AN- GUILLA, Christiansted Country Dis- ‘ trict, on ~ . SATURDAY | | | the 20th day of August 1921 AT lOCLOUR I M. PERSONAL PROPERTY of F. LUN- NEY Esq. counsisting of: ' MAHOGANY BEDSTEADS, PRESSES, TABLES. | ROCKING CHAIRS, ' GLASS CASES. | SIDE-BOARDS, - ‘ SOFAS, | DRESSING TABLES, | WASH-STANDS, | CHIFFONIERS, | HAT-SIANDS, | BO)OKCASES, } WRITING DESKS, ETC. I DINING ROOM complete out fit, 1 GLASS and CHINA WARES, i KITCHEN UTENSILS, | PIANO, | SONORA MACHINE with 60 Records, | ONE FORD CAR, first class condi- | tion with self starter. | 2 BUGGIES, . 2 PHAETONS, ! THREE SETS HARNESS, } 1 LADY SIDE-SADDLE, | TWO GENTLEMEN’S SADDLES, | PLANTS ete., ete. i The conditions for the sale will -e fixed f at the Auction and may be seen at the | Law office of Messrs. NOLL and CURRY. ' Mr. THOMAS RAMSAY will act as Auc- | tioneer. | Frederiksted’s Vendue Office, August . Bth 1921, | G. KEYSER, | Vendue Director. 1 ; TELEGRAMS. : ST. CROIX STATION. | London, Aug. 3rd.—A Reuter’s des- patch, filed in Madrid yesterday, states that foilowing rumours from Vigo that a revolution had brokem out in Lisbon, a telagram received direct from the Portuguese Capital said ex- tensive precautionary measures had been taken in that city. Troops had been brought in from the provinces, the des- patch adds, but all was quiet in Lis-