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Com e e SIAEIIEYE & v 7 YE FEC 2 TEYRS T y 4 i - LA ’ v :5-' . ‘ 3 . « 8.3 T SidA ‘ O .30. THURSDAY EVENI 2.30. AN I2Q Yy N GEY r T T ) ) J MRS.” CHARELIE—CHAPLIN” (MILDRED HARRIES) IN A6TE .. f S d "ge 9 she crice of a Lo.d iime 7 RIUEL»\D, This 7 reei production is typical of the producer Lois Weber and is genaine throughout The beautifui ““#rs’’ Charhie Chaplin, is plaving the main roie, and the nam?2 alone IS your yuarantee enough for a good evening’s enterrainment; if you wan® to see a good picture you cartainly have the opportunity.here. It might be nice and good to have a good time, but it all dep=nds on the price to be paid for it; would you like to pay the same vrice for it as was paid 1n this picture ? As a big rush for tickets for this exceptional pertormance is expecied, voa are ad visel to secire your tick-ts today racher tnan thHno-row, if yol vish to xac g 21 st Edervas Ben'e. ... o ; 40¢, Two first and two last rows of leserved seats e cvaoe. (reneral Entrance -e e Children 20 and 10e. s Advertisement. [DS are requested foir the following Bsupplies which are needed in the administration of Richmond Insane and Teper Asylum for the month of August 1920. Delivery is to be made by the merchant. Bids should be addressed to Inspector, Richmond Insane Asylum. All supplies to be of best guality. t'lour 98 Ibs., Cornmeal 500 lbs.; Rice 300 lbs., Oats 360 lbs., Sago 300 lbs.; Beef 4001b5.. Pork 160 llbs. ¥ish (salt) 224 lbs, Potatoes 500 lbs.; Lard 19 lbs.. Cooking butter 76 lbs., Ta- ble butter 8) lbs., Onions 80 - lbs.. Tea 15 lbs., Matches 2 gross, Soap 6 cases. All bids should be received by July 26th, 1920. Christiansted, St. Croix. V. 1. of 1. S A.. July Zlst 1920 H. 7. HANSEN, Inspector Riehmond Insane & "~ Leper Asylum. We have been asked to mention that the Native Brsss Band will give a con- cert or. the wharf tonight. Correspondence. Dear Mr. Editor: Without any partiality towards the Naval Band. or disregard for the others, who also acquit themselves admirably under existing disadvantages and diffi- culties, it can be said that the program performed by the former or Sunday eve- ning was one of the best from a point of Promenade Concert ATi VOV RAVILLY willbe held at St, John's Schooi House 3t. John's Schooi House on ‘ TUESDAY, July 27th. DINNER, DRINKS, ( ',(1:1 K[')‘AS, s CANDY STALL The pcpular FISH POND. VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. MUSIC. ADMISSION: adate - o o G 0 tChimen. - . e Gates open at 2.30 p. m. It repeated on the following evening there will be a change of programme. Ur. J. R. Maykew Eyesight Specialist i 5 at Christiansted fora short stay and will make appointments with his clients from Monday 26th July. selection as well as of execution, and must have been enjoyed by all who like myself appreciate and love classic music. Ouo this occasion appiause was really LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 17 192) Mr. William Brouse; c.o, Mr. Joseph samuni, Mre: Chas. Bryai: 18 Prince’s St., Miss Beatrice Canton, Miss Theresa Uoliine, Mr. John Cornelius, ' Mrs. Eila Gordon, Cyril De Harriet, Miss Edich Hart, (3) MiS:\‘ Rx’-)bt:(!kei‘ Hi:r:i‘,\", Miss Rebecea Howaard: c.o. [saae Sim- moikjor, Miss Christina A. Isaac, Mrs. Rebecca Isaac, Miss Theresa Jacobs: Contentment, Kisie lJones, Miss Amanda Joseph, Mr. Wiiliam Joseph: (2) Miss Therisa Luecas, Miss Sar:h Meade, : Mr. Ignasha Myzn«ras, Fru Mary Pederson : V. Petersen, ' Wiiliam Richard, Orange Grove, (2) Ciemmentena Roberts, Kzeckiel Samuel, D. Searborn, Daisy Sewer, ¢fo. Police Dayton, Anesta Sheiton, (2) William Simon. Suniny Thomas, c.o. Sarah Meade. Inez Wiikerson, United Srates Post Office, Christian- sted, Bt. Croix;, V. I July 20, 1920 B. R. LARSEN, - Postmaster. given and well merited. Owing to the inclemency of the weather the number of persons present was not as large as usu- al, and it is therefore hoped that the Bandmaster wili, and he 1s hercby po- litely asked to, repeat the program soine Sunday evening, after due notice, when a greater number of persons may have an opportunity of beoing present. ¥rs ete FRIEND OF THE BANDS. Christiansted, July 20, 1920 Mr. Editor ; {o your issue of today we read that from 3lst inst. the supply of electricity for lighting will be discontinued. In your editorial notes we read the rea- son and a rather partial comment from you. I want t 0 ask if Mr. Svendsen’s other aubscribers are bound to suffer beecause one—the Government or Municipal Com- mittee—refuses so advance him more. What nave other subseribers to do with one who will not meet demandgs especially when it be remembered that Jong before any Government contract was made with the Company, private subscribers support- ed the plant? Such action s unfair and uncouth