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8§97, ROX &V 1S 8.30. MONDAY EVENING 8.30. “THE-LAST SHOW.' OF “The C Case” e Larter Lase . Episode No 15: (Final Episode.) @ ; 66 w - 9 ’ _ The Flaming Death.” [n this Episode you will at last get the answer on the day’s burning question, namely , WHO IS AVION ?? it may truly be said that never hasthe question about a person’s identity in a serial caused so lively an interest in the community as this AVION QUESTION. After the solution of this Mystery you will see the continuation of “The S Os The Submarine” e decret e dubmarine . EPISODE N0.3 AND EPISODE No. 4. : The contents of the two first episodes: Ir. Burke inventsa mechanism which extracts oxygen direct from water en- abling submarines to remain submerged indefinitely H-e offers the secret to the .S Government. Lieut. Jarvis Hope, U.S.N., is commissioned to investigate Hope meets “Cleo’’. Dr. Burke’s daughter, and ""Hook’’Barnacle, an old time shipmata. The foreign spies iearn of the secret and attempt to sz2cure it Balsami7 a Japanese, ‘‘Olga lvanoff, a Russian and ‘'Morton’’, a scheming American, all endeavor to übtain the secre . : Hope tries out the secret, finds it successful apd so reports, when Dr. Burke is mysteriously murdered. Please secure your tickets right now, as so many seats are ordered in advance for the whole Serial, that only a limited number are left to choose among. ADMISSEION: . Reserved M0a5...... . ..oo ol iiinnn s i 2,90 and 40e. General Entrance.... .~ ... L e s Children 20 and 10c. Electric Bulbs 220 Volts 75 Cents a Piece, Bulbs And Batteries For Flashlights 30 Cents And 55 Cents. EINAR SVENDSEN, Christiansied Theatre. Il S NAVAL BAND Christiansted, Virgin Islands Oect.. 24 1920. . Ist. Mus. J. W. Paulus, Leader. Concert beyins at 9 o’clock. - —:PROGRAM : —: March .. ... Sabra and Spurs...... Sousa . Selection from Verdi’s Opera.. Aida.. Al | : Hays | Waliz. . ....Enchanted Nights......Moret | March ... .. ..The Charlatan .......Sousa | Grand Descripfive Fantasy....A Day at | Westpoint....Bendix | War March of the Priests from Men- | delssohn’s Athalia....arr. Laurendeau | NATIONAL ANTHEM. It is understood that it having bzen suggested by patrons of the theatre to start the shows at 8 instead cf 8.30, the management has decided to put this mat- ter to the vote on Monday evening. Itis our private opinion that the earlier hour is more desirable especially at this time of the year when with the long evenings it is quite dark from just after 6 p. m., as it will have the added advantage of one getting home half an hour sooner. When the Jong days come on again it may be suitable to revert to beginning at 8.30. - U. S. PRESS NEWS. WASHINGTON : The four Army air- planes which yesterday completed a round trip fiight from New York to Alaska ar- rived in Washington at one-thirty this afternoon, one hour and fifty minutes flight from Mincola, New York. The four planes which made the Alaska flight were met by a score of planes and the ~iant dirigible Zodiac accompanied and escorted them to Bowling Field. Flyers were greeted by General Menoher, Chief of Air Service, General Pershing, Gener- al March and other high Army officers. AT ’ Stakema .n’s Store By REX BEACH The Spoilers, Heart of the Sunset, “The Auction Block, The Iron Trail, The Barrier, The Silver Horde. By CHARLES DICKENS A Tale of Two Cities. By JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD God’s Country and the Woman, The Flower of :he North. : By SCorr Kenilworth., By HALL CAINE The Woman Thou Gavest Me. By G. A. HENTY In the Reign of Terror. With Lee in Virginia. By GEORGE ELLIOT Silas Marner, Felix Hoit. By JACK LONDON Call of the Wild, Jerry of the Islands. By GENE STRATTON PORTER A Girl of the Timberlost. ~ By LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE The Lone Wolf.. By IRVING BACHELLER The Light in the Clearing. By BOOTH TARKINGTON Seventeen, 4 o By KRUMMER The Painted Woman. By JANE GREY Last of the Great Scouts. By BOWER The Heritage of The Sioux By AGUSTA J. EVA VS St. Elmo. : ERIK. R. STAKEMANN. Christiansted, 22-10-20 LONDON: Official confirmation came from prison sources today. The report is that Lord Mayor Mac Sweeney had been fed during a period of unconscious- ness. MacSweeney was delirious during virtually al! last’ night, the deliriu, for the greater part of the night taking a vioieni form. MANILLA: Approximately 250,000 dollars have been raised f>r the famine striken Chinese provinces. The Army transport Mearitt which sails for China tomorrow will take several hundred tons of food supplies. NEW ;YORK: Forly-two stowaways who boarded the steamship Logan in Na- ples were re.ninoved undera heavy military guard when she arrived here. yesterday!