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31, CRo ILY ANLS 830 THURSDAY EVEN ING 8.30 “The Spitfire Os Seville.” The Spitfire eville. Universal Special in 6 Reels. : CAST: EDDA NOVA. F. DUMAS. THUSTAN HALL. LEO MALNEY. CLAIRE ANDERSON. ROBERT BRAY. MARTAN SKINNER. EDGAR ALLEN. Story by: | Joseph Francis Poland A wonderful story of life in Sunny Spain with HEDDA NOVA as Star. A charm- ing story with Picturesque effects and ‘alluring atmosphere dealing with Romance of a Spanish Senorita and an American artist. Why did they call her ‘“The Spitfire of Seville?”” If you witness this attractive photoplay you will see how she lived up to her nickname. The story is told in Spain, the land ot longorous and star-shot nights—of adven- ture and romance, the land of mountain fortresses, where men may hide secure, the land of old Seville drowsing in the sun-glow. Show concluding with: “The Tea Hound” 1 Reel Comic. _ ADMISSION: DOl e e .. 40c. (General Entrance........... = 90064 ® Advertisement. IDS are requested for the following supplies which are needed in the ad- ministration of Richmond Sick-houses and T.eper Asylum for the month of April 1920. Delivery is to ne made by the mer- chant. . . Bids should be addressed to Inspector, Richmond Sick-houses. All supplies to be of best guality. Flour 70 lbs., Cornmeal 500 lbs.; Rice 400 lbs., Oa‘s 360 lbs., Sago 100 lbs.; Sugar 1,000 lbs., Beef 460 lbs., Pork 180 lbs., Fish (salt) 224 lbs. Beans 200 lbs., Potatoes 200 lbs., Lard 100 lbs., Cooking butter 100 lbs., Table butter 110 lbs., Onions 50 lbs., Tea 15 lbs., Matches2 gross, Soap 6 cases. All bids should be received by March 27th, 1920. Christiansted, St. Croix, V. 1. of U. S. A., March 22nd 1920. ‘ H. T. HANSEN, Inspector Richmond Sickhouses & Leper Asylum. NOTICE. OWINU to the very small profit the Ice Factory yieldel uring 1919. .1 am forced to advance the price of ice as follows, effective April, 1, 1920: 150 lbs. @ I}ec. : 00 - lic. 50-100 lbs. @ 2¢. 1 lb. ¥ 80, P L LARRGA. Christiansted, V. I. U. S. A. March 23rd 1920. . THE cane price for last week’s delivery 15:81.51 cents per 100 pounds, : ST CROIX SUKKERFABRIK. LAUR. NIELSEN. AXEL BERLAND. 22’ March 1920. T'he person who sent us g programme of the horse races to be held at Manning’s Bay on Easter Monday is kindly request- ed to Turnish his name as the list is mere- ly endorsed at the foot ‘*Com.”” and we must know who is responsible for the advertisement. : ; The schconer Creole arrived this morn- ing with St. Thomas mails. OFFICIAL NEWS, | March 22, Is2o. The body of James Emanuel Fleming, who died at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, while serving as a Mess Attendant in the United States Navy, arrived inSt. Thom as on board the U. S. S. Henderson and Governor Oman has completed arrange- ments with the deceased parents for a military funeral which will be held to- day. The Services will commence at the Anglican Church at 4.30 p. m. The following passengers sailed ior the States on the U.S.S. Henderson: ..:s. W. R. White, Mrs. E. G. Hak-"nsson, Cap.ain Eiler, U. S. M. C., and Mus. Eiler, Mr. Evans, mother of Lieutenant Evans, Navy Nurses Miss Smith and Miss Buhrman and fifteen others from the Naval Station. UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS, Marine Barracks, St. Cr .ix, V.1., ; 23 March 1920. The Eitor, The Avis: e Dear Sir:— The following news item may be of e e fJyour subseribers: v Tume it to decide the ‘ngles and Doubles - Lroix, was eompleted : with the following results: nals in Singles Major William M. small, U. S. Marine Corps, defeated Mr. Douglas Armstrong, 6-3; 6-2; 6-8; 3-6; 9-1. In the Finals in Doubles Mr. Harry Armstrong and Major Small defeated Mr. Douglas Armstrong and Lieutenant Commander Jenkins, U. S. Navy, 6-4: 8-6; 9-17. The winners of the Saint Croix Tourn- ament will go to Saint Thomas in the near future to play the winners of the tournament recently played 2n that is- land, for the Championships of the Virgin Islands. Very truly yeurs, W. M. SMALL. Christiansted, St. Croix, V. L March 24, 1920. ~ Editor ‘‘St. Croix Avis’’, Dear Mr. Editor:— It will probably interest yourself and friends of our young men who havs been conspicuous in the field of sport here and are pow abroad to learn that [ have re- ceived a letter from Mr. Antonio Alex- ander in which he tells of the organiza- tion among Cruzians in New York of an athletic club named the *‘Hero Athletic Club’’ the games of which are football, cricket, and basketball. At g meeting held on the 28th ultimo, Mr. Arthur Brady was elected president and Mr. Alexander secretary and treas- urer of the club of which they to- gether with Mr. Michael Brady were