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& Yokl N N § 1. CROGEX A-YV4 D CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE . CHRISTIA . 8.30. VIONDAY EVENING ‘B.3o‘\ “His Lucky Blunder” His Lucky Blunder. COMEDY 1 REEL. : 667 : ¥ e Larter Lase . . Episode No. 7. “The Nervagraph”. Episode No 8 66" s ’ ‘The Silent Shot”. These Episodes has more than Popular Interest. They will attract tnose who do not ordinarily patronize the Serial Picture because of its impossible Situations and Wild Fiction. ' ‘The Carter Case’’ has thus far shown Nothing Improbable and yet has sup- plied the Thrills and Mystery necessary to Sustain Serial Interest. Performance will conclude with: ™ - 9 ; “ADizzy Romance” : COMEDY 1 REEL. ADMISSION, Reserved Sea’s i e ‘ : 30 and 40c¢ (eneral Kintrance . e ; ogl Children 20 and 10ec. DA det for undertegnede Bank er blev en anmneldt. at Sparekassebog Nr, 12385 er bortkommen, indkaldes herved den mulige Ihændehaver as samme til inden 12 Uger fra Dato as fremkomme med navnte Bog og foros at gødtgOre sih retmæssige Besiddelse as samme.,. da Bogen i modsat Fald efter Udlobet "as nævnte Frist, vil blive mortificeret. THE NATIONAL BANK OFTHE DAN- ISH WESTINDIEPS. Frederiksted, des 8' October 1920. - MAILS CLOSE for New York, N. Y., kurope, ete., 4 11 » % i = per 3. 3. Guiana at 4 p. m. Monday, 11th Instant. The s. s. ‘‘Guiana’’ tfrom Windwarad on her way to New York is due at Freder- iksted at 6 o’clock on Tuesday morning, leaving an hour after arrival See no- tice about ciosing ui mails eisewnere in this issue. The schooner Creole arrived from St Thomas this morning with local mails. No relegrams yet received. S{iGAR NOTES. Belgium law makers have agreed that - Cricket. Tomorrow on the Holger Nanske Ground a ericket matel will be played between the Christiansted (!. C. and the Excelsior C. C., both of this town. Names are as follows: 00 O od 0 J, Sasso, Capt., L. Wallace, ('apt., L. Henderson, P. Mevers, : R. Brun, N. Wire C. Messer, P. Herdricks, [£. Messer, J. Messer, H. Sezley, A. Messer, . rassel, J. Clarke, H. Edwards, J. Petersen, H. Edwards, H. Conton, G. Motta, L. Martir, A. Daniel. W. Miller. ame commences at 11 o’cloek a. m. precisely. AIISO persons interesited are welcome to the Ground.—Co m. Gl b e se sugar in Belgium is to bring 400 francs per 100 kilogram to the manufacturer and the iatier nave agreed (o 0 this stijula- tion providing (ne governmeat wiil de- liver coal. -Louisitana Planter In order to give the native Jamaicans a supply of sagar tne government has STATEMENIT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIRCUEATION, ETC. REQUIRED BY THE ACTE OF CON- GRESS OF AUGUST 4. 1912, ~ of St. Croix Avis, published daily, with two issues on Saturday, at Christiansted - SE Ovoix, V. L for Obltoher ITBSB | County ci Virgin Isiands, U. S ; | Betore me a postmiaster in and for the | county aforesaid, person lly appeared . Mr. . Johansen, who, having beea duly | sworn according to law, deposes and | says that pe is the owner and editor of ! the St. Croix Avis and that the follow- ! ingis, to the best of his knowledge and | belief, 2 true statement of the owner | ship, manaement and circulation of rhe . aforesaid publication for the date showvn ' in the above caption, required by the Act . of August 24, 1912, embodied in section | 443, Postal Laws and Regulations, to wit: ; 1. That the name and acdress of the publisher, editor, managing edito., aud ~ business man gerare G. Johansen, Chris- . tiansted, St Urois, V. 1. TS, A. ’: 2. That the owner ils G. Johansen. ’ 3. That the known bondholders, mort- | gagees and other security holders own- | ing or holding 1 per cen or more of total . amount of bonds, mortgages, or other . securities are: None. : 4. * * * 5. 'That the average number of copies . of each issue of this publication sold or - distributed, rhr ugh the mails or other- wise, to paild subseribers during the six months proceding tne date shown above ' is 500. ' ! : G. JOHANSEN. ; Sworn to and subseribed before me i this Bth. day of October 1920. B. R. LARSEN. Postmaster . outlined that on! 8 per cent of the :ugar be expurted. The planters do not like ' this regulation because they claim it | restriets their initiaive and they want . it removed. A large factory is to be . erected in the eastern part of the island i at a cost of $1,500,000. Drougkr has - offected the 1920 crop somewhat but the | last two years have on the wko'v been . quite favorable, making the manuiactur- | ers more hopetful after their experience with storms and other eralamities.—lbid. Tho Deutsche Verein of the Zucker In- dustrie of Germany has petitioned the gov- ernment, requesting the larter to relin- . quish the entire control over the sugar industry by Oectober 1, 1921, This is what this association has worked for ever since the disastrous policy of the government gradually reduced the whole sugar indusiry to a set of men un-inform- ed and delirious with power, utterly . unmindful of the needs of the industry . and the problems involved. Itis firmly ~ bhoped and prayed for that the govern- ment will be unloaded as excess baggage