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1 @ Special ! THER[' will be an Easter‘"'anf.ata “t the Ebenezer on Sunday night entitled €6 . o i Easter Triumph”. A cordial invitation to one and all. Collection at the door. Promerade Goncert On The Wharf, To-Night 1Y IThHE ' : NATIVE BRASS BAND - : PROGRAM : - Paret 1 ¥, Mareh ... ' 'Our Pightine Men” . Roccerets 2. Two-Step.. "Aunt Chloe’s Pavorite’’.. ‘ Miller 3. Song..''Keep The Home Fires Burn- ing”’. Novello 4. Jazz One-Step .....' 'When Jimmie furope’s Ba d Played The Blues Over There' . Bethior e A s ee L S -INTERMISSION : 1. March.*Gardes Du Corps”’.R. B. Hall 2. Operatic Mingle .Arr. by Berry 3. Waltz.. “*Kentucky Dream’’..S. Henry 4. Ragtim2 Spasm.. 'An African Sym- phony’’ .l.osey STAR-SPANGLED BANNER : FRED C. JACKSON, Jr. Bandmaster. BEURIALS inthe Public Cemetery of Chrisiiansted, Mareh 1920. 1 —Still born Male, at the Hospital. 4—TWzekiel Walcott, died at Est. Bu- lowsmin‘ies, age 14 davs. ' 4 Still-born Female, in Town. ; 4—Axélina Elesow, died in Town, age b 3 years. ¢ 6—Auagustina Helena Charles, died at the Hosrital, age 1 year 6 months. 11-- Marie Rosalinda Diedrichsen, died in Town, age 75 years, 13 Ann Mary Clarke, aied at the Hos- pital, age 66 years. , 13 Theresa Maxwell, died in Town, age 5b years. 20-—-Pho2be Richards, died at the Hos- pital, age 50 years. 21--Consuela tckles, died at the Hos- pital, age 36 years. 21-—Anesta James. died at the Hospital, age 42 years. 0 22 —-Still-borr Male, in Town. 22—-Eliza Hansen, died in Town, age 80 years. S 1. CRU I X A NTE 25—Still-born Male, in Town. 25--I.lcas John, died at the Hosuvital, age 66 years. : 26—Jane Daniel, died at the Hospital, age 46 years. 1 26 —John Gay, died at the Hospital, age 75 years. 26——-Juliana Petersen, died at the Hos- pital, age 30 vears. BURIALS , in the Public Gametery of Frederiksied. Mareh 1920. 2--Cresita Barry, d ed at the Hospital, age 15 years. 2—Donald Alonzo Petervsen, died at the Hospital, age 57 years. 3--Veronica Danriel, died at the Hos- pital, age 5 minures. 4—George Gibbs, died in Town, age 59 years. 10—Christophena- Francis, died ¢ the Hospital, age 48 years. 12 - Janetta Simmonds, died in Town, age 7H years. ‘ 12—Prince Albert Holmes, died a: the Hospital, age 59 vears. 13—O0lind Clarisa Prince, died in Town 8 months. 13 —Johannes Drake, died at the Hos- pital, age 59 years. 18—Richard Padmose. died at Fstate eWheei-of-Fortune, aze 35 years. 23--Stiil-born Male, at the Hospital. 26--Rebecca Scott, died at the Hospital, age 35 years. 30--Regzina Franeis, died at the Hospi- tal, age 9 years. Absente2s missed a treat last night at the theaire where there was exhibited one of the most interesting programmes shown in a long while, the entertain- ment to the audience being unmistaka- ble. OFFICIAL NEWS. Governor Oman has made the follow- ing appointmenis in St. Croix: Dis- trict Chief of Police Francis Coulter to be Brandmajor for district West of King’s Hill acd District Chief of Po- lice ( hristian Espersen to he Brandma- jor for distriet Kast of King’s Hill. Christiansted, St. Croix, Y. I. April 8, 1920. Bdit-» 'St Crow A’ In these days when one hears more new things than he can stow away in a whole planet, it would be interesting to us chureh folks to know how the follow- ers of the Anglican Chureh can run away with the bzlief th:g‘ marriage is a sacy - ment wnen Article¥ XXV of the Canons ni the Proiestant Episcopal Chureh states that ““macimony is not to be counted for a sacrament of the Gospel.”” Perhaps some clergymun will publiely give “his understanding of this matter for the in- formation agd guidance of those cor-. cerned. Yours truly _ FOLLOWEX. Protestant Episcopal Church of U. S. - TELEGRAMS. ST. CROiX STATION. (Delayed in transmiission.) Cork, Marel: 30th.—At a special meet- ing of the Corporation tonight, Mr. Al- bert Terence MacSweeney was elected Lord Mavor. Heisa Sinn Feiner and has several times been deported or im- prisoned. London, March 30th.—The Allied Pow- * ers have accepted Holland’s note regard- ing the former German Emperor, uc- cording to an Amsterdam despatch to the Daily Matl. ’ San Francisco, March 80th.—Mr. Hoo- ver today telezraphed to the Hoover Re- publican Club of California that he would accept the Kepublican nomination for the Presiden.. Covenhagen, March 30th.—It is learn- ed on the best authority thata general strike in profest against a new ministry will begin at noon Wednesday. A crowd estiinated to number two hundred “thou- sand attende:! a meeting tonight, organ- ized by the Socialists, in protest agaiust the action of King Christian in dissolving the Zahle Cabinet. There were lively -scenes in the streets last night and cries were raised of “‘Revolution’”and '‘Down wth the King, Long live ‘he Danish Republic’”’. But these were intermin- gled with cries tor the King, and later the appearaice of two squadrcns of Hussars had a calming effect. Strong guards were posted outside the Palace and the Kingy took his customary ride unattended tiiis morning. New York. March 30th. —The action of President Wilson’s Coal Commission in granting the bituminous mine workers a wage increase of twenty-seven per cent means that tiie price o coal at the mjines will advznee irom sixty-five cents to one dollar and twenty-five eents per ton, the bituminous ccal operators announced te- : day. ; Washington, March 30th. The vigor- ous expression of President Wilson’s opinion tha the often expressed inten- tion of the Allies that the anomaly of thé Turks in Europe should cease, and that it should be carried out in framing the Turkish treaty, char- acterizes th: Ameriean rejoinder to the recent Allied nore, transmitting information as (o the status of the treaty negoriations. While the strendgth of the argaments for the retention of the Turks at Constantinople is recognized, the reply says, the American Govt. be. lieves that the arguments against it are stongly, and contain certaln imperative i &