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ST Bk Uy AN LS CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 8.15. THURSDAY EVENING 8.15. €€ 7;} %§¢ £ 9 Frank Mayo’” and “May Collins IN “THE SHARK MASTER” UNIVERSAL SPECIAL ATTRACTI)N. Arthur Dean, a young San Francisco shipping man, is shipwrecke«d on Amanu, a SQouth Sea Island, where his life is saved from the natives by the Flame Fiower, the white queen of The islanders. The Flame Flower falls desperately in love with Dean and he finaily takes the Flame Flower as his mate. ‘‘The other Woman’’ fromn back h~2me searches the Polyne- sian islands for Dean and finaily finds him buat Dewn finally dezides to ramain wirh the Flame Fiowver and their infant on the islaad in their iso'ated existence and Robinson Crusoe like dwelling. Show concludes with a One Reel Comely : £¢ 39 A MODEL MADE ADMISSION oVI Do BLOUCaII 0. . il sk b 28, LAB i e o Children 15¢. and 10c. SATURDAY AFTERNOON 6 O’'CLOCK. MATINEE ivt vieas i s ooY VOSS NEXT WEEK NO SHOW. Beginning Tuesday Dece nber 26th (2nd Christmas Day). s B “The Advent f Tarzan” Elmo Lincoln in “The Adventures of Tarzan THE CONCLUDING CHAPTERS OF THE RETURN OF,TARZAN. for the 4th Ordinary Meeting of the Colonial Council for St. Croix, MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1922, at ONE O’CLOCK P. M 1. Colonial Couneil Biil No. 21. Continuation of 2nd Discussion on Colonial Council Bill No. 21, draft of an Ordipance introduced by Gov- ernment providing for the protection of wild birds and deer, with Commit- tee Report. 2. Ratification of fees tixed for services - performed by the Law Courts pur- suant to Section 28, Chapter I, Title 1 of the Code of Laws for St. Croix. 3. Colonial Council Bill No. 14. Continuation of 2nd Discussion on Co- lonial Council BillNo. 14, Third Coun- cil, First Session,draft of an Ovdinance introduced by 4th Member for Fied- eriksted Country District (Fleming) providing for the repairing and roli- ing of the centerline road. Colonial Zouncil Office, St. Croix, De- cember 12, 1922, F. COULTER, Vice-Chairman. Clyde Steamship Co. "“FOREIGN SERVICE”’ (Steamers operated by the Clyde Steam- ship Co., Foreign Service, for account U. S. Shipping Board. THE S. S. “BRIDGETOWN?” sailed from New York on Saturday ev=n- ing and is due here on or abcut the 16th inst. ROB’T. L. MERWIN & C'o. INc., Ag?'lvbo'. POCAL. The Creole with a favorable breeze szi.ed for St. Thomas yesterday after- noon carrying mails and passengers. The steeple struck 2at 11 o’clock last night; whats wrong? The show at St. Liary’s Hail last right was a really fine uvune, was very well at- tended and generally applacded. The. 8. 3 ' Parina' 8 exrected to leave New York on the 21st inst. ~ Publicats üblication. N conformity with Sectior 22 cos the Colonial Law of 6th April 1906, all in- habitancs of the tcwn of Christiansted, Virgin Isiands of the United States, who consider that they have had a clear an- nual inecome of Franes 1500, in the past year Ist January to 3ist Deeensber, 1922, and that they are otherwise entitled to vote in gccordance with Scetion 18 of the Colonial Law, or that they will at'ain the right to vote before the 3lst Ma ch 1923, are hereby reguestzd te submit information therecf in wriing to th» undecsigned Chairman of tne Board ¢t Election, before ihe en.d of this mon h. The Board of Eleetion for the " ow) and Country Distrier, of Christiatisicd St. Cruix, December 12, 1822 .. H. PAYNF, Chai-man. lo ® Publicatioi. N conformity with Seetion 22 of the I Colonial Law of 6:h Avril 1906, all in- habitants of the Country District f Chsissiansted, Virgin Islands of the United States. who consider that they la e had a clear appual income of Franes 1500, in the past year Ist January to 31st December, 1922, and that they a-e otherwise entitled io vote in accordance with Seetion 18 of the Colonial Law, or that they may attain the right to vote be- fore the 31st March 1923, are hereby re- quested to submit information thereof in writing to the undersigned Chairman of the Board of Lilection, before the end of this month. The Board of Election for the Town and Country District, of Christiansted, St. Croiz, December 12, 1922, C. H. PAYNE, Charrman. The S. S. “'Guisra from New York is due at Frederiksted at 8 o’elock tonight and will be despatched for Windward at 10 o’clock p. m. : TELEGR MB, ST. CROIX STAT ION. Lausanne, Dec. Bth.—Even M. Techeit- cherin abandoned his previously extreme- ly Lostile attitude resarding the Darda- nelles question at this afterrnoon’s peace- ful session of the Near East conference and exprezsed approval of “the lurkish proposals for regulati'n of the Straits with the reservatien ilhiat he must sce the actval words of the sections cov- eripg the various points ‘at issue before he ecould give full approval to them. Japan today spoke for the first time on (ke Straits problem.