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ST ROl X A NI CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE . A = 815 THURSDAY EV NING 8.15 Carmel Meyers “In Folly’s Trail” A STORY OF UNHAPPY WEDLOCK. 5 REELDS RICH INJHEART APPEAL! REPLETE WITH HUMAN DRAMA! The Story: Charles Howard, a young artist in “’ln Folly’s Trail’’, is induced by a friead to attend a week-end party given by a mil ionaire social bounder naned Max Goldberg. At this event he joins in the general round of elaborate dinners, masquerade dances and the like. He meets a girl singer named Lita O’Farrell, a friend of Goldberg’s. The host of the oceasion really loves Lita, but she is uncertain of her regard for him. Lita is attracted to Howard and he to her. Though both are doubtful of the out- come, th2y marry. Howard cannot endure Lita’s lack of breedinz and she resents his cold, superior attitude. : - They quarrel frequently and she offers him a chance for a divorce by deliberately going back to G01d0erg..........c0me and see for yourself, itis a very fine picture, don’t miss it. : : Show commences with one reel screen magazine. BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY. ADMISSION Wedievod SenE . 0.0 ibaD a0 A B fvene al Entranee ... ..... bas o iy e Children 20 and 10e. 3 2 ® Publication. lT is hereby broyght to publie no- tica that the Government has, this date, authorized REv. AUGUST CURTIS BOUGH, Minister of the African Methodist Episcopal Churceh, to perform civil-religious functions in the Muniecipality of St. Croix Government of the Viegin :s- --lands of the United States, 3t. Croix, 7 September, 1921. C. C. TIMMONS, Gwernment Secretary. URSUANT to Ordinance of Auxzust P 19th 1874 it is hareby made known that 1 have received announcement from Aktieselskabet St. Croix Sukker- fabrik that from September the 10th 1921, the Power of \ttorney heid by MR. L. V. NIELSEN, to aet for :the joint stock company, ‘'St. Croix Sugar Fac- tory’’ has been revoked, and that fron the said date MR. A. E. BUSCH is au- thorized to act for, and sign jointly with MR. £. ENGBAECK for the above Con- cern. Christiansted Police Otfice, September 12th 1921, C.H PAYNE Police Judge. ’ LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAI' FOR THE ' WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBHR 10, 1921, { S ; | Christina Allen, BElizabeth Andres, 1 ' Church St, Amanda Andrews, (2) Ann Mary Andrew, John Andrew, cfo Miss An- tenetta James, Otis Bastian, 41 Fisher St, Vertilly:Barzzey Rose Gate, Ed- . ward Bastian, Mrs. Beelgo, Arnina Ben- Jamin, Sarah Benjamin (2). M. 2ont, Rosa Buntin, Free Gut. Sarah Bicéa, J. . N. Brathwaite, Est Concordia, Hlder . Brewster, Emil Brewster, Ann Bridge- . water, Phillip Bryners, Sophia Cadring- | ton, Alexander Canton, Marie vonton, ' Elisa Cornelius, c¢/o Mrs. ‘Mary Ann . Adams, Dennis Copmarn, (2) Georgiana . Daus (David.) Christiana David, Estelar . Davis, Eiiza Demp: rt, (2) Wilfred Ed- ~ wards, Jane F. Edwards, Susan Fd- wards. Agnes Edwards, Agnes Emanuel, ~ Mary Fredericks, Earnest Ferry, Queen St., George Fity, Chureh St., No. 2. Juani- ~ ta Forbes, (2) Strand St , No. 5. Albertha Francis, Lans N. N Francis, Carl Francis Emmel Francis, Elis Franklin, Egnashac Franklin, Carl Franklin, Esther Farreli, N. Gabriel. Clarence Gerard, Lillian Grif- fith, Leon Hansen, Eghuri Hodge, Hill St., No. 47, Catherine Hosten, (2) Flom- tha Howell, Egburt V Hodge, Sarah Hansen, Danie Harvey, Mrs. Haussward, Prince’s St., Christelvena Heetor, Hos- pital St., Gallows Bay, Fritz Hendrick sen, Georgiana Henry, Maria Henry, Company St , Eliza Herbert, Joseph Her- bert, Water Gut, Joseph Heyliger, Hen- ry 7. Jacksen, Leroy Jackson, Markes St., No. 10, Jennie Jackson, 57 Quzen Cross St., Hugo Jackson, Joseph Jame, King Cross St. No. 12. Emanuel James, Fred .lames, 30 King St., John James, Theresa James, Clotilda Jeope, Mary Jularn, De Borah John, Maggye Joseph Margaret Joseph, Rosalin Juseph, Markat St., No. 14. Elma Tuitt, King St., 30. James [ iburd, Orange Grove, Oliver Li- bert, Alice Lindsay, Ann Sophia Lueca: (2) Est. Catherine Rest, Rachel O. Mar- shall 28 New St., Rosaliar Mathias, Kd ward Martain, Margret Martain, Jos- eph Mason, Walter Martain, King Cross St., No. 31, Rosalia Mathias, Jhaney Mason, Elizabeth Xiesser, Elaine ey ers, Hospital, llda Mercor, No 8 Walkes Lane, A. Me Millan, Alphonso Moores, King St., Martha Moore, 45 King St., Alma Morton, Hospital St., H. Vor- ton Axelina Nielsen. 30 Strand Si. John Oliver. Eliza Palt, Sarah K. Paris Winthropp Patterson, 2 Smith Si., 1l Ottley, John James Pagon, Helena Phii- lips, Emanuel Philliphas, Bisma+k Prince, Maria Prince, Strand BSt., “armelita Rayn, Ludvig Renardis, A. C. Reubel, Charles Russel, Syivan Roberts, Joseph Samuel, Cart Man, Water Gut, Ann Preslia, Sebastian, Hill St. No. 40., Ce- lestina Simmons, Elodia Smith, Murie! Thomas, Christophsr Thomas, Went. worth Warner, Johanna Washington Comp., St., Sarruel Wells, Mary Agath Williams, Queen St. , Victorine Wiiliam Ethel Williams, George Williams, lsaay Williams, Anesta Williams Mariar Wil liams, Addielade Willian.s, Amilisa Wij- liams, (2) Market Street Agatha Wil liams. ~ Post Office, Christiansted, Virgin Is- lands, September 12, 1921. - B.R. LARSEN, Postmaster. LLCGCAL. Submarine Chaser No. 62 arrive- here Flonday afternoon from St. Thomas. She brought oveor the new Director of the txperiment Station, also four bags local mails, and returned at 1 p.m. yesterday. ~The 8. S. "‘W.M. Tupper’’ arrived hare shortly after noon yesterday, landed 38 bags mail, and cargo and sailed for the Islands at 4.00 .p.m We hear much praise of the drama presented at the theatre on Monday evening. Kverybody appears to be pieased with it, and would appreeciate someining similar in the near future. It is announced at the post office that mails close for St. Thomas by the Creole at 10 a. m. today. The weather con- tinues very calm however,