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g G Loy s AV s CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 8.00. MONDAY EVENING 8.00. ~ “The Great Radium Mystory.” e Great Radium Mystery. Featuring: EILEEN SEDGWICK.” fpisode No. 11: / ; L v - . _ “Perils Os Doom”’. . 5 Episode No. 12: : , - i “Shackled”. ; | Episode No. 11 opens with the rescue of Gloria and Rob from the mine shaft by means of a rope ladder strung down the side of the mouptain oo Nada, who has repeatedly assisted them, proves her loyalty by restoring the radium, th2 sheepskin.and the deed. : L A : Performance concludes with: = ~ Lo doad ‘¢ ’ ¥y ’ A Lucky Dog’s Day” | COMEDY... ..... .. 2 REELE . | _ ADMISSION: = Reserve@iSom's. i1 v onton) voneo iiUI00Dl Sl b .30 ‘and 40c. General Entrance.,... :...-.. SR sl e s at s(e Children 20 and 10ec. , Raporel Line. THE S. S. ““Cupper’’ sailed from New York Wednesday evening with 130 tons cargo for St. Croix. The next sailing will be on the 27th inst. Schr. Virginia only sailed from San Juan Friday morning, owing to Steam- ship "‘Pence’’ being iate. RORT. 1.. MERWIN & CO., Aqgents. U.S. NAVALBAND ~ Christiansted, Virgin Islands, ‘Dec. 12, 1920. Ist. Mus. J. W. Paulus, Leader, Concert begins at 9 o’clock. BRAND NEW PROGRAM March. . ..,.Regimental Pride...... Heed Serenade. ....Devotion......Mackie-Byer Waltzes .. Danube Waves. ....Ivanovici March. ..The Fairest of the Fair ..Sousa Selection . ..Operatic Mekange. ..Lauren- deau Serenade. . ...Twilight Echoes..... Miller STAR-SPANGLED BANNER. Mails Close ' for the United States, Europe, etc., per S. S. Korona, at 4.30 o’clock p. . today (11th.) : ’ St. Joh .’s Chur:.. e & 8 Nation-Wide Gampaign. *‘i"HE Church by’ her very existence 1s committed to a forward programme. That programme involves and requires prayer, knowledge, and service. Service means man power and money. The ordinary ‘‘money drive’’ asksyou to part with as much money a3 you can be cause of the nature of the need. The Nation-Wide Campaign is address- ed to the people of the Episcopal Church. It asks them to change their attitude to- ward their money. It is not asking them to exhaust themselves in one enthusiastic spurt of giving, it is asking them to put their giving on a higher plane and to keep it there. 4 Ifit is a drive for any one thing. it is a drive for STEWARDSHIP! This is the ‘‘spiritualization of money’’. "‘All "things come of Thee! O Lord, and OF THINE OWN<have we given Thee’’. SERVICES TOMORROW AT THE US- UAL HOURS. : i & LOCAL. TheCreole is here today with St. Tho- mas and some English mails. The Postmaster asks that the public be advised tofembrace the opportunity offer- ed by the S. S. Korona in making Xmas mailiug to the States as any failure to . make, connection g’-ja Porto Rijee on the . 16th. will result in"the disphten, offomor- - "Yaw afternoon reaghing the S?t{t@sa?er . the bolidays. Bl AlS e A‘e’co’rdéngf to an advertisement pub- - lished in this issue the schar. ‘‘Virginia’’ - left San Juan only yesterday morning. . Uunder crdinary circumstances tais may -delay her arrival at Frederiksted by some 12 hours. ; . ; : Frederiksted, St. Croix, V. 1. U. §, i : December 10th. 1920. | TheS. S. Parima’’ arrived on Wednes- | day afternoon, the Bth inst: -at 4.38¢ o’clock from New York via St. Thomas, with a cargo of 2,070 packages, mails and the following passengers: - Mrs. O. E. Kelly, Mrs. A. Toren, Miss Margaret Toren, Mrs. K Miilard & . child, Master T. Toren, Robert C. Fer- ' ris, Mrs.-Ferris, Miss A. Ferris, Fred- - erick 'Temsley, 'Direcior of Police Morn- . ingstar, V. Frederiksen, Mr. H. P. Nel- . son, §W. Sister [andradie: Mrs. T. . Krouse, Miss [. Nielsen, Carmen Nielsen, ' Dagmar Nielsen, Laia M. Nielsen, Hel- | mar Nielsen, Mr. J. Tornoe, Lt. O. E. ' Kelly, Mrs, Francis- Blyden, Judge Noll, | Mr. Jos. A. Benjamin, Master Benjamir, ' Master 1. Benjamin, Mrs. Benjamin, ' Miss Benjamin, Miss N. Benjamin, | Mary Hardcastle, Bert A. Russell, Alsa . James, Police Benjamin Benjamin," Jose " Soto, Jose Lopez, Alexander N. Mc Bean. ™ | After undloading she sailed for St. ' Kitts and other Windward islands. : i _ Passengers for St. Kitts:—Nora Au- dain& child, Catherine Browr. | Passengers for Guadeloups:—Augus- i tine G. Sobrino, Ramon Diaz Carmena, and William Leonard. ~ : g | Passengers for Barbados:—Charles -~ Walker. - : ? ! Time of sailing: yesterday at 4 P. M. . Lh e e e e D e LlMR : Correspondence. ~ NAVAL BAND RENDERS BRAND | NEW PROGRAM : TR } | - PERHAPS LAST NIGHT CONCERT - Special Invitation Extended Music lovers who so willingly contri- buted to the batch of new musio for the present Christiansted Naval Band, through the medium of Mr. Alfred JokLn- son, are pouli ely informed that a portion of the pieces are here. Some of these _pieces form the brand new. program that the band will render on Sunday night. A special invitation is therefore extend- ed to you. And the general public must not fail to ccme -agd listen. Fourteen men o. this band are to bhe trans- fered to their new post at Coco-Solo in" - the very near future. If the band ‘suc- ceeds in rendering this concert, it is the