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MooyL X ] b 3 s e e CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE - " " 8.30 THIS EVENING 8.30 ® - ® Episode 13: *‘s 500.00 REWARD” Episode 14: “ON TRIAL ~"OR HIS LIFE” Jack James has been arranged before the court to answer the charge made against him for murder, but only one man can save him from ‘death and this man has lost his reason. _ S Can he be saved or must he die in spite of being innocent. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF'!!!!! Show concludes with: “Klever Kiddies” Comic 2 Reels - Show you the inside of the filming secret See how ““Big’”’dramas are made nowadays for the screen. ADMISSION: ' Boscrved Son g 0 e GiidSl e GEneral Kotvanee . .... ... by s lahs BS e aO AUCTION NOTICE. THE auction advertised to be held on Monday. the 9th of Felruary 1920 of the Properties ‘‘MOUN[ VICTORY '’ and ‘PLitA ANT VAL- LEY’ is hereby recalled. Married at tnz Cathedral in San Juan, P. R., on the 24ch Jan. 1920, Milss Rita MARIA ROURE, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Roure of Rio-Piedras, P. R., to MR. LAMBERT A. [LANG, clerk of W. I. & Pan. Tel. Co., San Juan. T)» the young cou ple we beg to extend our best wishes for a long and nappy union. Three k¢ys attached to a ring were found in this town yesterday morning and delivered to the Police Ofiice We beg to remind vatrons of the the- ate taat the famous serial "‘The Brass Buliet” will be continued this evening. See programme in this issue. Telegrams just received but too late for this issue, will be published to-mor row, . The atttention of the Pelice is directed to the reckless speed with which a Ford car numbered F. 115 dashed along Com- pany Street in this town yesterday through a crowd of children who - were e just returning trom Sunday School. It is due more to luck than <ense that no acci- dent oceurred and the reckless driver who shewed such ind [ference to human safety des rves a serious . reprimand 1t being furtharmore nov the first rime chac the same car has sped tarough Chrisuan- sted at a rite exceed ng the speed limir which is, regrettably, igprored by a num- ber of ehauffeurs frorn whom batier is expecced. lhe Congressional Committee were en- tertained &t dinner .ast night by Mr. Robt. L. Merwin in Frederiksted, the members ol the Coloaial Council being among tne guests invited to meet the gentlemen. The Vixen arrived here this morning with the Congressional Committee wnich reached [rederiksted Sarurday night on the Dolphin and motored to this town yesterday morning recurning agein to Frederiksted where :ne party transfarred to the Vixen. ‘i'ney will meet the Col. Council a: 9 o’cloeky and it is understood that the visitors will be permittedat that meeting. The posimasier regreis exceedingly that certain patrons of the post office were disappoinred because there was no gen ral delivery last night of the mail which arrived here at 6 p. m., the non-de- livery no: being due to any desire toadhere rigidly to the letter of the Postal Regula- tions waich make no provision for deiis . ery of mail on Sunday except the public convenience requires it and the mail ar- rives before 6 p. m. Experience has shown that owing to the systematic disorder which prevails ia the lobby as a rule, night deliveries are impracticable and should be attempted only when rezlly necessary. part from this the ofiice should be opened at least one hour for gereral delivery which did net seem war- ranted last night when the outgoing mail having baen already dispatched the chief advantag= of distribution to enable replv was thereby debarred. To avoid nmis- understanding and disappoiniment no ‘geperal delivery should be iooked fior, when the incoming mail arrives after the outgoing, or latea than 6 p. m.. Sunday. OFFICIAL NEWS. February 7, 1920. The hearings of the Congressional Com- mittee in St. Thoms ended at 11:15 p. m. yesterday. . AT w 0 OSNA SR S W A0 R 0TSR TS . - 3 £ inthe Public Gameiery cf Christiansted, January 1920. 4—Hulda Mathilda Coaker, died at the Hosp:tal, age 23 days. ‘6 —Veroaica Matthew died at the Hos- pital, age 2 months. 6—Vincen: Augusius Thompson, died a- the riospital, age 1 nay. B—Caroline Canton, died at the Hcs- pita age 1 year and wo months. B—Sarah VMalvina Porter, died in T'own. age 83 ve rs. 9 -Clementine Codring.on, died at tne : Hospital, ag2 bb years. 11—Ilma Sophia Simmords, died at the Hospital, age 1 day 12— Uabap:ized male, di-d a;: Bst. Batiy- leheni. age 1 hour. 12—Sarah Eckles, died at the Hospirel, age 2o years. 12--Arabella Fredericks, died in Town. age ol years, 14—Leslie L.eon Richards, died in Town. age 23 months. 17-—Erik Frorap, died i) Town, agve 73 years, 17--Jdohn Hunt, died at Richmord Sieck: hous2, age 350 ycars 18--Unbaptized mal> diclat Est C. M. Pleasant, age 1 hour. 19—Ann Eliza Johnsoa, died at Rick- mon«d ieper Colony, age 65 years. 20—Almira Richardson, died in Town, age BT years. * 24—Frvesi Maypard, dicdeg: the Hga. preal, gze ob years. 26- -Mary Augustus, died it the Hossita', age 65 years, 27——Judiit. Shandersen, died in Towrn. age 60 years,