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BP CROUIX A& Ni.D 8.30. MONDAY EVENING 8.30. “Elmo Lincoln” . IN . { “Elmo The Mighty.” mo 1 he VMighty. Episode No. 13: “Into The Chasm”. Episode No. 14: , “The Human Bridge”. in the closing chapter of episode No. 12 we left Klmo lashéd vo the rock, with ?[hc sea surging over him. In episnde No. 13 The Mysterious Motor-Rider appears and - well you betrer come Monday evening and see for yourself. Performance concluding with: | “A Roof-Garden Rough House” oof-Garden Rough House”. Comedy—2 Reels. ADMISSION: Mo s s , il Twn first and two last rows of reserved seats e General Entrance.... ... .. o e Children 20 and 10c. NOTICE. IT‘ is hereby made known that the Colonial Council’s Ordinary Meet- ing which was fixed for Monday, August 16, has, by consent of Gov- ernment, been postponed to MON- DAY AUGUST 23rD, at one o’clock p. . (‘olonial Counecil Office, St. Croix, August 12, 1920. F. COULTER, Vice-Charrman. 2>A : 2 2 Gra i Sunday Night Coaceri U. S. Naval Band, Christiansted, V. 1 August 15, 1920. Ist. Mcus. Paulus, Leader. i Concert begins at ¥ o’cloek. | PROGRAM. | March. Heaven’s Artillery. ...Lincoln. ' Gr.nd Selection from Gounod’s Opera, | Romeo and Juliet. . . Theo. M. Tobani. Waltzes. Vinena Beauties. .. .. .Zieher. March. National Emblem . .....Bagley. | Overture. Semiramide.........Rossini. Serenade. Magn01ia....... ... .Missud. | National Anthem. ! It is learned that a movement is on l foot within the Department of Edteation . to establish a night school for adults who ' are past the school-age. The subjects | which it is expected to embrace includes | arithmetie, Fnglish, geography, history, ' shorthand and typewri'ing; and it is | understood ther> will be no eharge what- . ever. So far some persons have already I enrolled, ¢nd it is hoped to form a class ' of at least t venty before making a start l Particulars as to where and whep and . under what specific conditions this sehool i will be opened are not vet avaiiable, but | prospective members may obtain further . information of M:. W. E. Messer, School Board office. Suen a scheme which has .~ for its object the literary improvement ‘ of older heads who may not have had the opportunity in their earlier years, l can only be commended and it is trusted - that it will meet the wholehearted sup | port of the community, and the authori- | "ties. : | SEeE L D | OFFICIAL NEWS | August 13th, 1920. ' Governor Oman has ordered a General . Cceurt-martial today for the two enlisted men who created the disturbance on l “'King’s wharf’’ last Sunday, the charges ' preferred against them are alleged . drunkenness, using abscene language, 5} assault and resisting arrest. l The U. S. S. BEAUFORT jarrived yes- ' terday with a cargo of gasoline for the - Naval Station and will sail today. : The U. S. 8. KITTERY is due at St. Thomas on August 17th Major W. M Small, U. 8. M. C., re-? cently detached from Command of the Marine Barracks, St. Croix, accompanied- by Mrs. Small are in St. Thomas await- ing transportation to the States. They are the guests of Major and Mrs Sulb- van at the Marine Barracks. At a meeting of the Food Commission held August 10th. at which the Chair- man aad Holst, Laßeet, Daniels, and Dunlop were present, it was unanimous- ly agreed that in their opinion action heretofore taken and matters as arrang- ed by them avpear to be reasonable a_nd just, but they felt the time may be ripe for them in the interest of the ecommuni- ty to give way for others to consider the situation. The Chairman and the mem-s bers present thereupon jointlysubmltted to the Governor a request to be rel}e\{ed from membership on the Commission with the recommendation that new mem- bers be appointed in their stead. Gov- ernor Oman has taken the matter under consideration. : Lc versos Cricket and the general_})ub tic are hereby informed that a Cricket Match will be played on Sunday the 15’ inst. on the '"Holger Danske’’ Pasture. RV el B e T o 5 L€ ~\aathe ColliteßCes dt -1 po I, pre- cisely and a large gathering of '‘Fans”’ IS expected. » The names of the players are: v Invineible C. C. Christiansted C. C. A. Danielsen; Capt. L. Hendersen, Capt. H. Scott, C. Richardson, C. Derricks, J. Sasso, F, Phillipus, T A Fabio L. Beck, (.. Frortip, L. Scott, A. Edwards, J. Augustus, E. Messer, J.”Martin, L. Nelthropp, H. Brown, . Fredericks, E. Hatchett, . C. Messer, C. Miller. E. Kregger Extras A. Adams. N. Tull. Umpires:—G@G. Lange, M. J. Sasso.— Com. * ~ Frederiksted, August 13th. 1920. - The 8. S. “"Korona’’ sailed this morn- ing at2 o’clock for New York via St. Thgmas, with the following passengers: For New York: Rev. & Mrs. Smith and infant, Mr. &Mrs. Holger Jessen, H. Larsen, George Beckies, Miss Vero- nica Bourke, Mr. & Mrs. C. J. G. Soren- sen and 2 children, Eugene Schuster, Axel Frederiksen, Muriel Mudie, Mr. &Mrs. D. H. Jackson, Miss Ena Melp- tosh, Hans Bishop, Anna Heyliger, Rothschild Francis. Mrs. Anna Lewis and