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ee I G 8.30 MONDAY EVENING 8.30 e Drass bullet Episode 15: IN '"HE SHADOW?” Episode 16: “THE NOOSE"”’ Dr. Canfie.d and Rosalind with Pop Bates arrive at the Court roomn after the DEATHJUMI’ with the motor-car across the gap ~ Spring Gilbert protests against Pop Bates evidence as a Wiiness on the grounds of his insanity The Court of Jjustice sentences Jack James to be hanged. . Dr. Canfield and Rosalind decide to go to the Governor in their Racing Car to get the exeention postponed; when they arrive at the’ Governor’s Kstate they fond that he had jnst lef. for the Capital with his special train. Dr. Canfi:ld and Rosalind decide to nvertake the train with the Racing Car te get the exezution pr3iponad. DO THEY SUCCEFED 2222222 Show concluding with 2 Reels {omic “The Garb ucen” e Garbage (JQueen 7«- ADMISSION Bostvad Ben s ... ..« .0 : e doe : General Intrance. ~..... .. Seraaiwsn e g o * ® Ll nes o Fi' TR 9 & v UUIICATioiI CUUIN DAL, FROM THE POLICE. » e : i 8 g Aiahi House-hoid Furiishings Rugs, nairs, Couch, Settee, Ta- Fles, Plants. Flower stands,. Elee- tric Lemyps and fixtures, Dressers, ete, AT THE ; - IRESIDENCE OF DR k.’H JENKINS, DISEASES DANGEROIJS 30 PUBLI( HYALTH IN THE VIRGIN ISLANDS,. OF L & A \ During the month of January 1920, the following diseases of interest'to the public have oceurred: . In Saint Croizx. : Entamebic dysentery ..... ...... % Pilarias's. . ... .. . Soehime ol s R Trachoma ... .00 00 . .. 08 Tuberculosis, pulmonary .... . . 3 n St. Thomas—St. John: Hook-worm diszease, .. .1 (transient) Malaria.. ..., G 4 2% fohp-2 Tortola.) Whooping coughs ..o .9 ‘Tubgreculosis Pulm.... 2 Trachoma......2, alt St.:John.) HARDY V. HUGHENS. Chief Sanitation Officer. ~Nt. Crowz. -’-‘I"HE attention of ail owners and drivers of vehicies in the Isiand of St. Croix is hereby called to the observance of, and cempliance with, Paragraph 27 of the Police Regulations for St. Croix of 30th January 1915 and the Supplemen tary Regulations ther<to .f 24th Febru- any 1916-viz .. Paragya b 7- ‘*All vehicles when in use between the hours of sunset and sunrise shall be pro- vided with a lighted lantern on either side, or at least in front on the right side’’. e Supplem ntary Reaulaticns. “For all automobiles, a disti 'guishing letter and number shall be prescribed by the Police, and no automobile must be used upon public roads without being provided with two signboards, one in front and. one it the back of the car, con- taining these distinguishing signs, easy to be read at a distance of 75 feet’’. “*When in use between sunset and sun- rise, the automobiles must be provided with a lighted lantern which clearly illu- minates the hind signboard. JOHBN 1. CURRY. Director of Police. Frederiksted Police Office, February 13th 1920. DANISH Consul-Ceneral at St. Thomas has been advised that voting in second zone of Slesvig will take place March 7ch. Frederiksted, Feb. 13th. 1920. Sub-chaser 72 arrived here’ last night at 7 30 o’clock. i L The steamer '‘Parima’’ arrived at 8.30 o’clock p. m. from New York via St. Thomas with mails, gencrel cargo and the following passengees: From New York: Miss M. Moral:s, Mr. L. V. Nieisen, Mr. k. Engback, Mr. & Mrs. C.J. G. Sorensen, 2 children. Mrs. F. Andersen, 3 chiidren and nurse. Jrom S.. Thelmas: Me Wilham C. Vau Nordon, U. S. N., Dr. E. Petersen, M. Sasso, Miss Jennie Lang, Alice Brown, Elizabeth &Adira Pnipps, Miss iiliza Dembo and 2 childrzn, Miss Agatha Durant,. Americin 8. S. “‘Corcsran’’ arrived this morning at 4 o’clock from Raltimore, M. D., with 1,000 empty barrels consiz- ed to My. R. 1.. Merwin. OFrlCilaL INWWS. : Feommy 13, 1920. The U. 8. S. Shawmut, Sandpicer, Mallard, and Lark and six airboats will leave Ban Juan for S: Thomas today. The Hospital Ship, U. S. 8. Solace sarled at daylight yesterday for Ponce. . Cricket. The crickei match which was plaved on the Holger Danske Ground on Ihursday the 12ts in t. between Brun Picked Eleven (. C. and Finl y Picked Eleven C. C. resuited in a vietery for Brun. P. E. C C. whichscored 118 runs in the two inbings, and Pinlay P B. C. C. 108 in its two ionings. When 3-un side went to bat in the second inning h<.oid Wiiliams, after batting for abou' £ of an hour scored 24 rups. Harry Edwards 6, iLewis Megers 4, George Nugent 1, Ivan James 6, Peter Jackson 9, and heuben Brun after bat- ting for an hour or more made 38 and retired from ihe wickets, with four more men to bal who were V. Simmonds, C. Messer, £ Seeley and P. Hendricks. Brun’s Club n.ade 81 11 the firs: innings, and 87 1. tL.c s.conw., Finlay’s Club 29 in rhe first innings and 79 in the second. ‘“hie game started about 11.30 a. m. and came . a ciose abeut 4.30 p. m. Persons wi.. were interested in the game came down on the Ground to wit- ness the¢ matca aud everything went on in a peaceabie way ar i the boys car e came 1o townr. 1 must need say thai Filay’s Boysshow- ed great playing but Thun’s Eoys over.