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Stro Rl X ANED i : Ny ; &% CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 8.30. THURSDAY EVENING 8.30. “«. ® ” Naughty Lions And Wild Men. COMEDY. : , ; ond REEL » é6€ : )y The Carter Case’. Episode No. 5. . ’ “The Aeria. Bomb”. Episode No 6: ; : ‘ ; “The Wireless Detector”. After the Serial you will get the laugh of your life when you see: “EDDIE LYONS and LEE MORAN IN : “BUNGLED BURGLARS’'. . Extral Extra! “Ten Nights In A Tea-Rdom”. What you think about ten nights in a téa-room in the year 1950, when l.l:l'.']u:n‘ was a memory —and tea was the popular drink. Can-you imagine shch a thing? ADUMISSION: Reserved Sea's... ... v . Sebveovan o LU cevßiE Bnd 400 . General Entrance . .. s o = Children 20 and 10ec. Offigcial Notice. HE District Court for the Municipality of St.. Croix Virgin Islands of the United States will nold the October Term of Court, which is one of the regu- lar terms of the said District Court, for the transaction of such business as may be brought before it, as follows : For the Sub-judicial District of Fred- eriksted, Monday, Oct. 18th 1920 at 10 A. M. at the Wort. ~For the Sub-judicial Distriet of Chris- tiansted, Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1920, at 10 A. M. at the Government House. At which time and places all interested persons are notified to be present. : J. F. HENRY, Clerk of the Court. LOCAL. The flies are an awful nuisance iln these days. They are swarming around in all places where-food and drinks are kept and if one is not careful he would almost eat flies. : IIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 2, 1920. Evlyn Aggilla, Ferdinand Andrew, Orange Grove, Alonza Bayley, Judith Benjamin, v Christle Chars, 23 Hill St. Rafeil Donet, Benjamin Gerard, John Jackson, Grave! Pit Hill, James Jacobs, Rosaline James, Maud Joshuer. Olive Martin, Dolly Me¢ Farland, James Phillips, Hospital Streeft, Emelia Schuster, Simond Starling, Company Street, Mary H. Taylor, Prince’s Street. Post Office, Christiansted, Virgin Is- lands, Oct. 4, 1920. B. R. LARSEN. Postmaster. It is rumored that the ‘‘Vixen’’is go- ing to Frederiksted today. It is calculated that the S. S Guiana should be bere scue time this week, probably about Friday, homeward b(:mg_ The scheorer ‘‘Creole’’ arrived this norring from St. Thomas with local mails and passengers, SR t : TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. London, Oct. Ist.—Mr. Lloyd George and the C(Cabinet members yes'erday discussed the Irish question, including reprisal, with General MacCready, Com- mander-in-Chief of British militarv fore- es in Ireland, and Sir Hamar Green wood, Chief- Secretary fer Irelard A complete agreement -was reachei over the Government’s poliey. . Martinsfield: Ohio,Oct. Ist.—Five thcu sand bituminous coal miners in Obhio ‘have voted to go on strike Five thou- sand miners in Western Keniucky re- sumed work today. - Washington, Oect. Ist.- Costa Riea has applied for membership in the League of Nations. Thirty-nine members of the League were present and e¢xpect to ygive early consideration to appli- caticns for membership. Thirteen na- tions have aiplied and their appli- cations will be considered at the first meeting of the [ eague, which will as- semble on November 15th. Rome, Qect. Ist.—Anxiety over the interna! situation in ltaly has passed. King Victor Emmanuel is planring a hunting trip. Premier Giolitti intends taking a week’s vacation. ‘ Tallahasse, Florida, Oect. Ist.—Pro- ceedings have bheen instituted in the Florida Supreme Court by the Attor- ney General against forty cigar manu- facturing frms charged with center'ng into a conspiracy with members of the cigar manufacturers association of Tampa, and cperating in restraint of trade, in violation of the state law. Wilmington, N. C., Oct. Ist.=The tug Blanche is searching for seven bar- ges lost during the storm off Charles- ton lightship. These barges were pur- chased by a Cuban concern for lighter- .ing sugar. Mobile, Ala, Oct. Ist.—The schooner Three Marys, en route frgm Mobile to Havana, has been abandoned near Mo- bile. The steamer Lake Forest has res- cued the crew. It is hoped that the schooner’s cargo of lumber worth $75,000 can be salvaged. New Orleans, Oct 3rd --Associated Press. Twelve members of the crew of the passenger steamer Speedwel] lost on the west side of the Gulf of Mexico in the recent storm, have been picked up by lifeboats of the steam- ship Lake Superior. e Paris. Oect. Ist.—Associated Press. Cardinal Dubois .ha been appointed Archbishop of Paris, sueceeding Car- dinal Ametie. ~, :