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11y 2 LS ” FENLTS CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 8.15. MONDAY EVINING B.IF - “MARIE WALCAMP.” IN b 6 ; 5 99 THE DRAGON’S NET. 6 REELS 6 REELS The novelty of this Serial, ‘“The Dragon’s Net”’, is in the fact that its scenes were actually taken in China, Japan, Korea and the Philippines. The cast is headed by Marie Walcamp, whose daring work in nrevious serials willbe remembered. A serial with fine forzign scenic effect. . Come and see the “Dare-devil of the Screen’”, by far ‘“The Most Darine Girl Ever Screened’”’ - Secure your Tickets in advance as most of the tickets are surz so be sold ly. > ADMISSION BURAVE BEIR, . ... .. .. i B L SERA Bot Looe ... io, e B Children 15¢. and 10ec. : . Publicati üblication. T is hereby brought to public notice that l the Trade-mark shown below which was registered in the United States Pa*~nt Office, Washington, D. C., on 29 Nc¢. iber, 1921 in the name of Wm. Wry, " Jr. Company of Chicago lil., a cor, -ation organized and existing under tl : laws of the State of West Vir- ginia and Trade-mark certificate No. 148,964 issued therefor, has this date been registerad in the Office of the Gov- ernment Secretary of the Virgin Islands of the United States at St. Thomas, in ac- cordance with the provisions in the regu- lations governing the registration of Patents and Trade marks in the Virgin Islands, avproved 30 June, 1920. Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Thomas 28 March, 1922. - J. J. GATFNEY, Government Secretary. LOCAL. The S.S. ‘‘Bolivar’’“ailed from New York Saturday evenirng, having 22 toas of cargo for Frederiksted and 48 tons for Christiansted. The S. S. ‘*Marina’’isjdue at Christian- sted at 1 o’clock today, having 8 tons of cargo for Christiansted, and 9 tons for Frederiksted. NOTICE, THE owner ofa Green Parasol will please call at this ffiez for same. ———b P e NOTICE 1. Any one wishing Electrie Lights or power in th-ir house must first make ap- plication for same to the Christiangiod Electrie Power Plant, and ui... a- dition will service be given unless wiri, has been inspected by the Publie Worl., Department. _ 2. No one except an empiloyee of the Christiansced Electric Power Plant is alloved to make any conzection or at- tachment either lemporary or permaner.t for the purpose of given service, RoB’T. L. MERWIN & Co. Ine. . GEO. W. POWELL, Manager., e e Sentenced was passed on George Jem- mott today for the murder of Caroline Jarvis on the 14th day of December last. The Judge follovve(_i !he recommendation of the Jury-in giving the accused life imprisoement. . 1t is said the prisoner would have pre- ferred the _death sentence.— West End News, April 20th. St. Thomas News The service at the' Moravian Church on Sunday mgh?t consisted of choral ren- ditions celebrating the Easter festivity. '?&;%" = : Pullication. E"C‘é% hgfeby brought to putlic notice i that-"the trade-mark shown below wich was registered in the United Sita.es Patent Office, Washington, D. C., on February 22, 1921 in the name of The United States Playing Card Company of Cincinnatti, Ohio a corporstion organized and existing under the laws of the State ®f Ohio, and Trade-mark certificate No. 139961 issued therefor, bas this date been registered in the office of the Govern- ment Seeretary of the Virgin Islands of the United States at St. Thomas, in ag cordance with the provisions in the regs lations governing the registration ¢f P.tents and Trade-marks io the Virgfn Islands. ap-roved 30 June, 1920. { THE ULS. PLAYING CARD CO.f ~, (:l o i I(e (fé}\\‘\ Qg\) '; & | fAA\ K s - ] : 'PLAYING£ARDS§ wont 308 oN 5 feeb ot vf\‘ [ |AECTRRE (eo) 9."),_”‘_ Ae I( <I = [ Dedl) o o WA | ~/‘;¢///«,‘(,,/ Q% 4 QORI &\| 5 o 1\ BA7 B o ‘\)\‘)" WAR S fnsl IS \\i\i-(. [ i - R TRo, B oy ; v (BICYCLE Government of the Virgin Islands cf the United States, St. Thomas, 6 April 1922. . J. J. GAFFNEY, Government Secretary. The grand chorus *‘Praise Ye”’ mW. A. Mozart, contained some beautif ®bli- garo effects and broaght out nicely the tonal beauty of the truly rescarceful organ; the same ean be said of *‘Crown Him Lord of all”’, with its varying vocal parts and stirving grand finale. The solo ““The Holy City’’ by Amos Hughes, tenor, was well rendered and combined with the soft rolling tones of the sonor- cus bass and the fortissimo interludes of the organ accompaniment served to ¥ make this rendition quite a feature. i “An effective soft voluntary entitled Adoration”” with variations was used as a prelude and the pompous march in B flat by Galkraithe as a postlude. Bishop E. C. Greider eondueted the service and the reading cf the “Har-