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SCH)OOL ATTENDANCE REPORT NO. 16. Week Ending Dee. 1, 1922, Municipality of St. Croix. Per- Percent of cent of Pupils not Attend- School Class tardy. ance. Frederiksted Senior High 97.86 100.00 La Vallee Rural 100.00 100.00 Frederiksted Public 9446 99.50 Christiansted Jr. High 91 53 99 15 La Princess Rural 95.12 98 78 Frederiksted Jr. High 95.46 98.30 Christiansted Public 97.81 97.97 Diamond Rural 100.00 97.93 Friedensfeld Rural 17 9LI Peter’s Rest Rural 95.39 97.69 Ae G S e A IN THE PUBLIC CEMETERY OF CHRISTIANSTED. November 1922. 2—Josephine N. Moorehead, died in Town, age 65 years. 3—Florence Sutton, died at the Hos- pital, age 45 years. s—Hugo Osborne, died in Town, age 7 months. s—Christophine Miller, died at the Est. Diamond Ruby, age 27 years. 7—Elizabeth Willhams, died at Rich- mond Insane Asylum, age 71 years. 10—Floyd Raymond Jacobs, died at the Hospital, age 2 months, 10—Michael Danielsen. died at the Hos- pital, age 55 years. 10—Medora Moth, died at the Hospital, age 49 years. : 11—Elizabeth John, died at the Hospital, age 82 years. 11—James Williams, died at King’s Hill Poor Farm, age 72 years. 18 Neville N. Miller, died at the Hos- pital, age 11 months, : Wy CEREDY A Y 1S ST. MARY’S MOVIES Tuesday Dec. sth 1922, 8.15 P. M. H. B. Walthall IN . - “A SPLENDID HAIIARD”. 6 Reel Drama. 1 Reel Vod A Vill. E The Inauguration of President Harding. ONE REEL. : PRICES: ggzzl;?d[\gfgit:?é?'.i e W 15 &21500(;' 18 ~Hermon A. Simmonds, died at the Hospital, age 14 month. 18 —Adelaide von Seholten Hewsen, died in Town, age 82 years. 19—John David, died at the Hespital, age 57 years. 21—Still-born Male in Town. 22—James Hunt, died at the Hospital, age 48 years. 23—Beatrice Agatha Carden, died in Town, age 34 years. 24 —Moses Woodrup, died at the Hos- pital, age 43 years. 24—Fritz Roy Forbes died at the Hos- pital, age 63 years. 24—O0sborne Valdemar Miller, died at Parcel of Friedensthal, age 1 month. 24 —Still-born Male in Town. 25—Constance M. Briscoe, died in Town, age 7 weeks. : 29—John Edwards, died at King’s Hill Poor Farm, age 78 years. IN THE PUBLK CEMETERY OI FREDERIKSTED, November 1922. I—Rupert Danielsen. died at the Hos- pital, age 3 months. 4 -Mary Nielsen, diel in Town, age 8 months. ’ s—Maxie Simpson, died at the Hos- pital, age 47 years. B—George Andrews, died at the Hos- pital, age 12 hours. 7—Donaid Jones died at the Hospital, age 22 hours. 10—Joseph Petersen, died at the Hos- pital, age 40 years. 12—Wiliiam Hart, died at the Hospital, age 45 years. + 20—Jane Agusta Wi'liams, died in Town, age 25 days. i 29—Rose Christian, died at the Hospital, age 82 years. . . 30—Sylvia Bledman, died at the Hospital, . age 3 days. ee RT L T TSB 0S RSR SR e TOCAL. Since Friday night bounteous rains have prevailed throughout Satu day and yesterday, the fall measuring at the fort 8% lines yesterday morring and 13 lipes this morning. Owing to weather-conditions the arri- val of the of the S. S. Marina was delay- ed until 5 p. m. yesterday when she docked at this port and landed passen- gers and mail. She is discaarging eargo this morning; will theareafter proceed to Frederiksted to depart fron there on the return trip at 2. p. m. A supplementary mail will be closed in Christiansted this 10 a. m, Patrons of the thzatre will remember that the serial ‘‘Dare-devil Jack’ is to be eontinued there this evening in at- tracttive parts as per programme on first page. Mr. Hamilton Jackson returnad home on the Marina yesterday afternoon and was received with ovation by a large gathering. News is received that Dr. Holtom’s tenure of duty in St. Croix is extended, This is in harmony with public feeling and the governor’s interest in the matter is appreciated. French Government Requests Bank TIGHTEN CREDIT STOP SPECULATORS REDOUBLE CAUTION PLAN IS NOT TO CUT OF#, BUT TO RATION LOANS—PRICE DROP DUE TO INITIATIVEOF UNITED STATES AND LOWERED COST OF RAW MATERIALS. P ARIS, Nov. 23,—The French Govern- ment has passed the word to the banks to tighten up on credits, according to the ‘Il Transigeant’” to day, and as a result the cost of living in France already has ceased its upward flight, if it is not actually starting down vard,. The Government’s word to the banks, the newspaper says, was not to cut off credits but to ration them, supporting honest firms in temporary need, but deny- ing further credit to speculators for whom new loans would be only an encourage- ment to maintain hich prices. George Rokineau, Governor of the Rank of France, is quoicd as saying the banks are aeting with redoubled ecau- tion and that it is certain’that redue- tions are on the way by a slow downward curve, The public, however, is warned that