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ST EROIR A VIS . 1 8.15. THURSDAY EVENING 8.15. At Bethlehem Tonight 7.3 v “DOLORES CASSINELLI* | IN ' “THE VIRTUQUS MODEL”@ » ; {?]»galu}it'ul DOLORES CASSINELLI Showing Her Dazzing Cost mes in The Vir- = i*‘i((’l(e(lit.yto Her Moral Training Brings Poor W)rkinz Girl Life’s Happinass. A Story of Parisian Life Latin Quacter and Life in the Artist’ Colony. Intense Story of Love and Intrigue with Happi~st of Epding Sensations Multiply as Gripping Drama of Love Progresses. EXTRA. ONE REEL COMEDY: : “Sleepy Head” by “Eddie Boland” MONDAY LUCY FOX ‘ IN “THE EMPIRE OF DIAMONDS” F ADNMISSION Reserved Neats., L . Like e T Sana-al EBEIBNEE ..« i v invs-tavert sunsiians havach siusnavßOo Children 15¢. and 10c. THE STOCK ESTATE i 1Y)qp b Hi St.Georges Hill”or“Robes Hill 150 acres, situated in West End Quarter, St. Croix, —with 50 Head of HORNED CATTLE and a DWELLING HOUSE as good as new. For particulars apply to the Owner N. W. THORNBERG. April 30th 1923. L.OCAL The s. s. ‘'Parima’’ is expected to leave New York on the 10th inst. Sloop Mizpah sailed from this port yesterday afternoon with mails and pas- gengers for S*. Thomas. The Factory Sugar Price was fixed yesterday at 5} Ibs. sugar to 100 lbs. canes 42,30 cents per 100 Ibs. and 6 tbs. sugar to 100 Ibs. canes 46,14 cents bar 1. oibs. The above prices for canes will be paid today. “*Not Guilty’’a siX reel drama screen- ed at St. Masf’s Hall last evening proved a success, and was very well sttended. Vote the People’s Ticket on May 12th JESSEN X BERG X A writer in the Herald proposes a “sun’’ for election; if the sun candi- date is a setting >un let him go to I'rederiksted where the sun sets. We are always awake in Christian- sted. Voter. VOTE FOR D. H. JACKSON, He is a Progr-ssive. OLD VOTER. Be at the Polls on Saturday May 12th, and vote for BERG and JES- SEN. . Mind you BERG and JIESSEN. NEW VOTER . BURIALS IN THE PUBLIC CEMETERY OF CHRISTIANSTED. Avpril 1923. 2—Ann Marie Yarwood, died in Town, aged 1 year and 6 mounths. 8 —Paul Williams, died at the Hospital, aged 60 years. . 11-- George Thomas, died at the Hospi- tal, aged 73 years. 12-—-James Walter Thomas, died in Town, aged 53 years. 12—Harris Sealy, died at Richmond Lep- er Asylum, aged 38 years. 14--Malvina Morton, died at the Hospi- tal, aged 47 years. 16—Still bora Female of this towr. 17—Haro!d Sebastian Moorehead, died in Town. azed b years. 20--Jane Rosita Fade, died in Town,aged 45 years. 21--Ceceilia Wilhelmina Adams, died in Town, aged 62 years. 292--Julius Jackson, died at the Hospital, agaed 73 year . 23--3aml 1 Vctin, died at the Hospiial, az:d 67 y2lv3, 24--Aiparlso Wiliams, dizd at the Hos- pital, az2d 14 vears. 25--Alfredo An:elno Elwards, d od in Town, aged 14 months. 29 —Samuel Augustus gHector, d 2d at the Hospital, agel 1 moaths and 18 days. Correspondence Christiansted, May Ist. 1923. Editor of the Avis. Allow me space in vour paper to ad- dress: THE VOTERS OF CHRISTIANSTED COUNTRY DISTRICT. As a candidate for your suffrage, at the coming election, it is but right that you should at least be informed o1 my position on what I sincerely believe 1o be needed, legislation, affecting our island’s Political and Economic existance. Ist. I regret the want of and there should be a better system for nominating candidates to our legislature (Colonial Council): A system wherein the People through their selected representatives in convention assembled, can by a majority vote select (choose) from among them- selves the ones by them deemed most competent and willing to serve their In- terests. 2nd. There should be a legisiature, bicameral in comjosition, that is compos- ed of two houases, and pousessed of fuiler and more independznt powers and scope. , 3rd By petitioning the Congress of the United S’ates to give these islands a ¢ Permarent Crganic Act, similar to Porto Rico, the Pnilippine llsiands, Hawaii and Alaska, no better, nor yes not any wo se,