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ch 8 i coli ristiansted Theatre -.*: e . No Show To-night. M .nday Evening N:vem- ber The 15th Mary MecLarren in the Pointing Finger. Beginning Monday Evening The 22nd _ THE AMAZING UNIVERSAL SERIAL | ¢ . e “The Great Radium My _- ” tery Featuring ( LEO MADISON, EILEEN SEDG- WI K and 808 REEVES directed by Robert Hill. The si. Groix Racing Association will hold a meeting at the residence of Mr. Schou jon Est. MANNINGS BAY on SUNDAY 14thinst. at3 o’cloek, to which all members are particularly re- auested lo attend. : Frederiksted, St. “roix, 6ih .Novem- ber 1920. I. S. HODGE, Sec. & Treas. LOCAL. y e Those interested in the Go-Tractor of which Mr. Robt. L. Mrw~in of Frederik- sted is agent, are afforded an excellent opportunity of seeing the workiug power of its machinery, one o the tractors be- ing now employed at the electric power house in this town for the driving of its dynamo, which accounts for the im- proved light in the town the last few nights. When it. is copsidered. that the machinery of the tractor is probably sub- jected to much severer tests iv this ser- vice than it is calculated to perform, the stability. and value of the implement is at once demonsirated.. : _ U. S. Sub Chaser 72 arrived here yes- terday from St. Thomas with marines and left again at 8 o’clock this morning or the retnrn trip also taking marines. The management of the th”eaire adver- tises no show for this evening but what is understood to bea splendid screen dra- ma is promised for Monday night the 15th, ST, CRGEX NS SPEGIAL ATTENTION. THE Century Brass Band intend to have ! some amusements in_the near future, | and therefore thrd‘u-t?)i’s' medium is ask- i ing everybody to co-operate with us’| to make same a success. : 1 The amount collecged in this persuit will be used to get a tew more necessary pieces of instrumentsfor the BAND. . .Now all persbns interested in selling or retailing of any kiad, or in such sports as BOXING, WRESTLING, FOOII RA- CES, BAG RACES, HIGH and i.ONG JUMPING and any other sports not men- | tioned are asked to make same known | to the "ENTURY BRASS BAND as soon as possible, as a special meeting shall soon be called and we' would like all such persons to be present sc as to give sug ge_s;tions and help arrange the plan in de- tails. Communications to the above may. be addressed to the Century Brass Band, Frederiksted. Any-one. who would like to call in person may call at the residence of any of the OFFICERS of the BAND, or | can even make communications throu any ‘ of the members, but |2t it be as suon as you possibly can. .=~ : THE CENTURY BRASS BAND. : - Frederiksted. ~ Patriotic Concert On the Wharf, To-Night By | The Native Brass Band ] ""PRO_GRAM‘—‘ : | 1.-March....‘Long Live Our U. 8. of | . ' A™ 7 5 Miller. (Dedicated to AllPeopleof thaU.S of A.) | 2. ?g.‘ ‘The Vacant Chair’’....Root, | 3. “Rag Time Spasm .- -‘‘An' African | it Symphony”’. .....Lcsey. ] 4. 50ng...." Tenting On The Old Zamp O Giound’’. .. Kittredge. .+ INTERMISSION: 1. Military March_... "The American’’ S ‘ ..+« Vebeit, 2. Overture.. ' 'Empyrean’”..Al Hayes. 3. Waltz.... 'Beautiful Ohio’". ... Mary ’ ARED e G it oo lenl 4. Jazz one-Step.-i.“'When Jimmie Eu- .. rope’s Band Played The Blues -Over . . There’’.. - “Good Night, ladies”. . - s STAR-SPANGLED BANNER. I : - FRED. C. JACKSON Jr. See progr.mme in this issué announcing l also a new serial to commence. Monday night'the 28ud:x .0~ .. -, s S. S: Fort Victoria arrived at St. Thomas 5.30 vesterday afternoon; and willbe at Frederiksted 6 2. m. temorrow with tourists. There will be about 60 passengers who -wouid like to eome. to Christiansted, therefore we hope that car owners will avail themseives ofthe oppor- tunity offering to gain some .business for themselves apd at the same time ac- comoZate the visitors who may thus be induced to eall again. _ Today the sad anneuncement is made of the death at 8 o’cioezk last evening of Ar. A. B. Irwin, an old and respeated townsman, in the passing of whom there is removed one of the few remaining Jlandmarks of.former prosperous years. The funeral has been fixed for 4.35 p. m. today from the residence on Com- pany Street to the. Roman.” Catholic Church. Our condolences are extended to the bereaved family ¢ircle. - - Frederiksted, November IQth 1920. . The S.S. "‘Parima’’arrived her- at 6 a. m. from Windward, landed some overcarried- cargo and the following pas- sengers: Lil 1 g e Mr. A.K. Armstrong, Miss .Enid Herlyk, Rev. P. Bartel;,J. Buchavar. H. Elwood, 'E. Griffith,E. Priney. She leftBa. m.:for New York.via St. Thomas with the followinz passengers: Miriam Krause, Cothilda Daley, Den- ton KEdwards, A. . Durant, Joseph Ches- terfield, L. Falsen, James Host,E. Wil- liams, D. Hendricksen, L. Van Britton. Rebecca Givvans & chiid, Aster Hansén, G, Petersen, TCarclina Thomas, Mary Hatchett, Bathiclin Hblm-,ghm??g‘?é’ Gds- per, Rhoda Baady, hirs. J. Beifrom & 3 children, J. Paxon, Si Bennersen & 2 children, Jos Kerton, Linnel Roberts, James Benjamin . ' TELEGRAM.. » ST. CROIX STATION. - Berlin,' Nov. 7th.—The Left Wing In- dependent Socialists joined with the Ger- man Coramunists this morningin com- memorating the anniversary of the Kus- gian revolutibp, .-0 me sgl Tokio, Nov. 7th.—A firm attrtude to- ~wards the United States was recom- mended by speakers at a public ‘meeting held on Friday eveniug for discussion of the situation created by the action of the Californian legislation. affecting the Ja- panese. : New -York, Nov.:6ih.—Cuban cane sugar earned - $17.69 a share on common * stock in the year ending September 30th. - as aghinst $7.77 the me&fg?'g year. Belfast, Nov. Tth.—Wild: scenes: were - witnessed in. Londonderry .op Saturday night as asequel to a sudden attack en policemen there. Fi.e polige .were shot, twoof them so seriously that they are -not —expected to recover. Two shops were burneu co',ti;;,»'.fgi-'éju%?p and seven others were wrecked. Althe property helonged to Binn Feiners. The attack