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e . - N D) [ ( ' : : !y e ?\ | | -AY ’?‘y WY ! N 7 ¥ \\|4 E | | .‘hs \ = }tß NS é—!?\*!:%\s\/ §\\ 4" N Q#?f LNo|L‘ M ‘(i »/@>\ - ; :_«:»:—\ & \ \\, i i ' /\7'\“:3“! it SN e ST NI b NS ETm .\ s e L , 2 : e (T SR NG R IAELS W ; 2 _ ; 76TH YEAR. THEST. CROIX AVIS : 18 printed and putiished daily (Sundare and Holidays excented) by G Johansen .i. the Avis Oifice TERMS-- 50 cents monthly in advance, 2 cents per single copy. - Entered as second-clo = maiter May 26th 1917 at the Post O.Jice at Christian sted. St £ rove, V. L. ofthe . S. 4., un der the Act of March 3. 1873 Coatribution to this paper will be glad lg recoived gren the sane deals win mat- ters of generd interest, and is ac.ompa- nted with the author’s name, as a quar- cntee of good faith. he editor caunot be respons l.!')/:}_?:');' Live views of s correspon- Jents nor does 2 necessarily endorse them. POLICE DEPARTMENT, Misieivaliry of 81 Uroix, V. 1., U. 5. Octohar 295 1921, olice Notice. FHE feliowing exearpt from parazraph g 37, Police Regulations for St. Oroix, ils hereby brouzht to publie notice for the infuriarion of all eoncerned: ‘The police are waiitled to iake up dogs found without a dog stamp, and if no ore redeems them within three tmes 24 hours, the Police can orvder them to e killed. Uhe same applies to dogzs roa ning about. the streets from 10.00 D m.t06.0)a. m., and also .0 bifches in rutting time.’’ Beginning Monday, November 7, 1921, the above roguiation in regards to dogs will be rigidly enforced and all dogs found unlawiuliy on the streets wiil be taken over by thie Police. Dog stamps can be procured at any tiae trom the Police Headquarters. : C. ESPERSEN, Acting Durector of.Polwe. NOTICE. "rhu Christia sted Cooperative Dairy’s plendid . , . L 5o 210 al hand at 80c. pr. lb. i 3 an S ; Ao as ;'l’\:l Lairyv In -:.'m"lf"\-m"nu{*.l.\n“g 1}ill}b Grocer oY G _'\, ‘. S N |‘ T v i e+ DpeadarikSies gt b ’ LIST OF UNCLAIMED MallL FOR THE | WEREK ENDED GCTOB¥R 29, 1921. ' Brithrom Christian.—2. | Miss Georgiana Edwards, | Mr. Halvor Francis, Water Gut Mr. Jabez Jacksar, | Mr. Mike Michae- i Miss Albertina J:in?s Water Gut, | Miss Rosina A. Pailips, Little Hosp. St. ' Mr. James Prentice, Hospitai Street. } Mr. Benjamin Ryan, | Mr. John Ch~s Simmon._, ‘ Mr. N. Simmonds, E Miss Addie Thor as, . - Miss Patrisa ’l‘_btnas, | Miss Maria L. v?kancor, Mr. Joseph Williams, Adilade Williams, = : Miss Wilhelmena Wyett, 9 Hosp. St. Post Office, C¥istiansted, Virgin, Is- lands, Oetober 31¥1921. B. R. LARSEN, Pestmaster. HR!ST[ANSTE? S Vs A., 'THURSDAY 3rD NOVEMBER 1921. No. 257. CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 2 £ owsed ™ N X 2.15. THURSDAY EVAZINING 8.15 PARAMOUNT PICTURE ‘_UOUGLAS FAIRBANK’S ToP-NOTCHER “The Knickerbocker Buckaroo” :N€ DANICKEIDOCKEr DUCKaroo Teddy Drake, the part played by Douglas Fairbanks, belongs to the class of for- tunafe young chaps.who waste their time and money in the clubs and 1 the night life of New Yurk. His playful habit of leaping over - 1e tables and‘other articles of furni- ture in the aristocratie. club that is honored by _hav}r_lg his name on its roll and being general ~psetter for the organization, ends by his being expeiled. Tie matter is serious enough ‘o make even Teddy take it seriouslv and he arrives at th conclusion that his thoughtlessiiess comes of thinking onily on Il<elf, sc he re- solves (¢ give the other fellow a thought z}nd try to make him happy: . sooner ‘is this grea: idea b 'han he siarts to pat it.into practice. Selecting a spot on the map by shutting Mg eyed 8 o 0 . . ovns : . Teddy’s gatiantr: was undertaken before he had finished dressing and he is minus a stirt and a coilvs? * His attempts to beg, borrow or steal a shirt from the passengers meel with no sauecess until he runs into a Mexican bandic, and then } THE RaCE IS ON : Co'ne and see for yourself, it 18 a very fine picture. # j Show comiaeinces with a Paramount Sereen Magazine. BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY FOR THIS “INE SHOW. : ; ADMISSION Regpy-v{u{'gl_» v R e b 3(’ and4”(f gne n! g‘\r. Inee . i s R e ‘f“(' . e Children 20 and 10c¢ ‘ : NOTICE | JAMES A. FRANCIS (Lately from Porto Rico) ' Begs to inform the public in general that | he is no longer in charge of MR. ROB’T. - L. MERWIN’S GARAGE, but that he . has established his own repair shop at | No.2 and3 Western Suburb, Christian- . sted (MR..W. S. ABRAMSON’S PRO- .\ PERTY), where he is prepared to ‘take | care of all neceéssary repairs needed to your cars, giving you prompt and satis- factory service. _ | SAVE TIME! SAVE MONEY! i ; Do not send vour generators and self- | starters off the island to await two or | three months for same. He will take | care of such work also. | He can furnish you with spare parts . for Ford Cars, Trent tires, and tubes, Christiansted, Bt. Croix, V.l 1. 5. A, " October 26, 1921. .