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£ r(01X LIl ED THEATRA CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 8.15. THURSDAY EVENING 8.175. Tonight At Bethlehen June Caprice and George 8.-"2iz IN i “THESKY RANGER” Evisode No 9: “THE HOUSE ON THE ROO” The speztacular landing from the speedingz aeroplane to th2 roo” of a buildiarg. Episode No. 10: “'TRAPPED” George and Jupe trapped ia an elevator shaft. Elevator deseanding to crush them’ COMEDIES : “Hurry West* and “His Best Girl” , ADMISSION ' Reactvid Beß'™S:. ... ... i tciidieiiiarreinnacsanihas doinaaiiriy .20, oparal BRIENBE ... .. .ii iiiinisiesi vvavie e e - Children 15¢. and 19c. LIST OF UNCLAIMEDMAILFOR THE WELK ENDED MARCH 31, 1923. Miss Moria Andal (2), ‘ Calituas A. Burke, Miss Agatha Brown, Octavia FFarelly, Miss Casilda Johannes, Miss Frances Petersen, Miss May Prince, Mrs. Alice “üble, Miss Daizy Marie Sewer, Mrs. Rachel Symons, Mr. David Thomas, ¢/o Mrs. Rebecca Benjamin. Francis A. Urgan,’ George Wulff, Market St. Post Office, Christiansted, Virgin Is- lands, April 2, 1923. B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster. e 17—Alfred Jo I»ph died at the Hospital, azed 45 years, 17 —-Sti'l-Born Female in town, 26-—-Samuel Heunnemann died in town, aged 66 years. M—Stidl-Born Male at Est. Colq. Mt. Pleasant. 28 —Ann Eliza Edwards died at the Hos- pital, aged 69 years. 31—Walter Martin died at the Hospital, aged 21 years. 7 | BURIALS 1 IN TH,. FUBLILU CERMETERY Os FRFDERIKSTED, ! March 1923. 3 —Chas. Augustus Bennerson died in town, azed 54 years. 4-—Cathrire Rodgers died at the Hos- pital, aged 60 years. 6--James Rock died at the Hospital, ag>d 89 years, | 10--James Hutehinson died at the Hos- pital, aged 45 years, | 22——Mary Margaret Joseph died at the | Hospital, aged 63 vears. } 24--Paulina Stuart died at the Hospital, ; aged 42 years. | 25--Jacob Nicholas died at the Hospital, | aged 61 vears. | 26—Ivelina Giitens died in town, aged | 32 years. ‘ 29—Still-born (maie) Hosnital. é 81-—Hubert Thomas died at the Hospital, | aced 48 years. i 31—Everet Mcßean died at the Hospital, | aged 2 months. 1 } Quebec Steamship Co. THE S. S. “PARIMA” is expected to leave New York on the 12th inst. and is due at Frederiksted on or about the 19th inst. ROB’T. L.LMERWIN & CO. INC., Agents. m IN THE PUBLIC CEMETERY OF CHRISTIANSTED. March 1923. 1 -Elizabeth Barths died in town, aged 80 years. 92 _Christina Neptune died at the Hos- p.tal, aged 63 years. 7 —Jensine Augusta Neumann died in town, aged 5) years. 12—Still- Born Female in town. " | ~AICAL | e ! The s. s.- “‘Parima’ is expected to | leave Ne v York on the 12th inst, 1 Sloop ‘‘Mizpah,’”” earrying the mail to St. Thomas, sailed from this port at 5'.30 yesterday afternon. 3 The show at St. Mary’s last night was 0. K. The current of th: drama in- cluded human love and wickedness and the influerce of human kindness and affection on the the lower animals; very entertaining throughout. The one-reel extra was not screened. Our rouders are reminded of the dra- matic entertainment to come off in St Jobn’s Schonl House this evening by naive gerformers. The prograimnme pro- niises an interesting time. PASSENGERS LIST. Mareh 31st—per s. &, ‘‘Mirina’”’from Porto Rico—Geo. Fileming., Vincent A. Jacobs, Dennio Anszelmo O’Reilly. Frem St. Thomas - Regina Williams, Theodora Jackson, anstor Beckles, Jane David, Helen David, [rancisco Davila, F. W, Haylen. April Ist —pers. s ‘'Marina’’ for St. fhomas—alrs. Liouel . Lane, Jud:e Wiib. Jensen. TELE R AIMS. SR STA 10N, Jamaiea, April 2nd —lThe Hon. Edwin Denby, Secretary of the U. 8§ Navy and party of Senators, naval offizer:, news- paper and moving picture men, arrived at Kinggton on Wednesday afternoon on the U. S.S. Henderson on their way rom Panama, waere they witnessed the war manoeuvres of the American battle tlee’, which included an “‘attack’ on the canal and the smokirg of the battleship lowa. As the party arrived at Kingston later than expecied, the arrangements made by the entectainment ¢ommittee to take the party for vari ®: motor trips had to be canceliec. The programme was con- firmed to an “‘at home’” at King's House and darce at Myrtle Bank Hotel that afternoon ald on Thursday they ecrossed the island to Port Antonio where they were enteriained ky the managers of the United Fruit Co. and the Atlantic Fruit Co. All expressed themselves as delighted w th the hospitality extended and the beautiful scenery. Halifax, N. S., March 29th —West In- dia matters wvere the prineipal topics be- fore the Council of the £oird of Irade at its regular weekly session yestei- day afternocn with the President, Colo- nel Montgomerie, in the chair. The Cai = ada West India Steamship Service was the principil topie and was brought to the attention of the councii by a lefger stating som: pressure may be brougkt about wherebya chance in the presepk condition may take place, and as it was the umanim us opinion that the Board should urge upon the Federal Government