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SHE UYL X AV ES \ TANSTED THLA/TRE | S i L' NI \ | i SMS.- MONDAY EV&ZNINC 3.15 £¢ : $ ~ EDDIE POl ¥ iN 7 } “King of Circus” _ The success ma .2 by Eddie Polo in his previous serial of circus life is duplicated by this new productio; . _ _ “King Os The Circus’’ has the fine lure of big taps, with elep. ants, vamelg, horses and all the glitter £ real circus in evidence. \ _ CAST : : B R ie, oo e BUIG GRIIEE WP ..... ........ 008 odbuvevesabre s nbacabes Harry Madison. Mary WaAHIPR .\ s il ss i coi .o Eitterta Bevel'i({ge, Pid John Winters.-\ . .v------ic.oec seve cieeiniene e Charles Fortura. Eddie King, whose Father had originaily owr.)ed.the circus, is informed by an old half-witted feliow that James Gray has tricked his sir= out of the ownership and was responsible for the older Kilkg’s death; Edlie det:rminesto bring about a solution of the mystery and soon finds hin.self in a series of clashes with Gray. 6 REELS ' 6 REELS 6 KREELS Order your tickets in time if yL’*J want to follow up this Serial from- the beginning as many tickets ])as already been ordered in advanee. Plaved in St. Thomas for full houses throughout the whole Serial. ADMISSION 4 B Se R ivie et Bnd 200, Children 15¢. and 10c. AT THE ADVENTIST CAURGH SUNDAYNIGHT THE 1;° INST. AT 7.45 O’CLOCK. Subject:- Whose Number Is1 7 < How Did He Get 1t? 566 WHAT DOES 1T MEAN ? Rev. _3:18. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITL. e e N ELOCAL. The 8. S. ““Marina’’is expected to ar- rive here at ore o’clock today, having five tons of eargo for Christiansted and twenty-five tons for Frederiksted. The S. S. Guiana is expected to leave New York on the 20th. inst. The S. S. “Parima’’ is schedulhd so leave New York on the 3rd June. The wmail by the "‘Parima’’ consisted of but two small bags with but a handful of letters we are told, which is aceounted for .by the fact that there are now two contracted lines of steamers -leaving twice a w-ek ‘rom New York for San Juan, P. R. and there is very little ac- cumulation ¢f mail on the days the other direct boats sail, as well as it is more 2co- nomical to use the voute via Porto Rico, EASTER AT THE VIRGIN ISLAND LUTHERAN CHURCH. By Correspondent to the St. Croix Avis. The Virgin Island Lutheran congrega- tion who hcld their services at the Y. W. C. A. on West 137th St. New York City, held a regular old fashicned sacred con- cort on Waster Sundayg night. Several children took part in recits- tiors and sor.gs. The building was packed to i‘s doors bafore 7 P. M., although the concert did not start until 8. Master Roebuck a son of Mr. & Mrs. Jarvis Roebuck appeared at the services for the second time, and scored high as a first class violinist. He played the ‘‘Holy City’’ and the “‘Palms’” with such ease and technique that it is believed when he gets older he will be a second Kubelik. : Miss Muriel Mitchell who occupies the position as Chureh organist, displayed her ability as a musician when she played on the piano. ; Miss Mitchell i1 the eldest daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell. aund a niece of Mr. Gustav Erickson. Amonz the children who recited were th: two little sons of Mr. Ashley Totten, whose namo>s are Walter and Rartram, The children of Mr. & Mrs. Hughes and Mr. & Mrs Rautter. The little children of M:. QGustgv On The Wharf, Sunday Evening, 8Y THE Native Brass Band : PROGRAM - - yart L. 1. March... 'French National Defile”’ .. Turlet {L.e Regiment de Sambre et Meuse) 2. Mexicaa Waltzes. . "Worship To The Beautiful’’. . Codina 3. F0xir0t...... .. 'lLeave NMe WHH A 5mi1e...... "Koehler ete. PART 1L 1. Mareb.. ’Allhail To Marshal Jofire”’.. ‘;v-i,?}l“;’: {Respectfully dedicated to the Hero of the Marne)} 2. Deseriptive. .'A Summer Evening In ‘ Hawaii’’. . Wheeler SYNOPS S:—Evening shades f»i}- ing, singing of birds, Firing of can- non ¥n sundown salufe, NMational Hymnp heard in the distanece plaved by Band at the Fort, Flourish of Trumpets announcing arrival of Her Maiesty Queen Lilinokalani, 7iti- zens gathering for festival., Grouaos of Serenaders ‘ Aloha) Quartette of singers, Strummingof Ukalales, Ha watian pcpular song, Clock Strikinge Nine, The Hula Hula Dance, Dan-- ing becomes geaneral, Finale. 3. Bagtime ... . DBingo . ... Brown STAR- SPANGLED BANNER. ° . FRED. €, JACKSON, Jr, Bandmaster, Ericksen who lost their mother very ve- egently also took part. Little Dottie and Billy Johnson, Jaughters of Mr. & Mrs. Arthur John- son sung iust as cute as could be ex- pected of ehildren their age. - ~ The congregation has made wonderful progress within the last year, and the untiring efforts of the Rev, Zepan N. vorbee and bis assistant pastor Paul West is deserving of great praise. Sister Emma who served in such o charvitable eapacity in Frederiksted St Croix, is at the services at all times, and does a great deal toward the moral up- lift of those who are in need of proiec- tion and are otherwise distressed. TELEGRAMS, ST CRHOIE-STATION. Dover, England May Bth.—Nine des- troyers escorted the Royal vacht Alexan- dra on board of which were the King and Queer and suite, aecross the English ehannel on their visit ‘o the King and Queen of Belgium, Genoa, May Bth.—ln an endeavour to