St. Croix Avis, 1921-11-01, page 2
Grand Boxing Enterta: t A @ . W . % R Christiansted T'heatre w ~ & : £ WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2nd 1921 PROGRAMME: ~election By Local Jazz Band. : Prize Competition between Boys from Christiansted and Frederiksted High Schools. (FOUR BOUT'S) : ‘IRST APPEARANCE IN CHRISTIANSTED OF “KID ALRRED OVESEN & ’ )’ HENDERSON, 45 Ibs. each, and others in return matches. L L INTERMISSION : : “FIGHTING BONEY”, W. L ~ will pav $5.00 U 8. Cy. to any man standing him a round in tne roped-arena, after oetting through his training exercises. " CONTON & OTHERS ARE iNVITU. 4. BOYS’ FINAL & PRIZE DISTRIBUTION , 0. SENSATIONAL MIDDLE-WEIGHI CON. ST Gy 1”» Kid” Albert, (Tyson) 148 lbs. VERSUS “Kid”C.rnel us 148 lbs. Hard and Fast Fights Guaranteed. Referee and Judges will be selected at the Ringside. . 6 FIGHTING BONEY IN HIS TRAINING CAMP _ast appearance of the W. 1. Champion who is booked to de‘end the Title on Box- Day whe: he will meet JACK DOUGLAS his Challenger. LOCAL JAZZ BAND IN ATItENDANCE PRICES OF ADMISSION: T B R B . g e 25 BACK SEATS SI‘AN[)[NG e e oOh - r.. A BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY!!! …
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Grand Boxing Enterta: t A @ . W . % R Christiansted T'heatre w ~ & : £ WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2nd 1921 PROGRAMME: ~election By Local Jazz Band. : Prize Competition between Boys from Christiansted and Frederiksted High Schools. (FOUR BOUT'S) : ‘IRST APPEARANCE IN CHRISTIANSTED OF “KID ALRRED OVESEN & ’ )’ HENDERSON, 45 Ibs. each, and others in return matches. L L INTERMISSION : : “FIGHTING BONEY”, W. L ~ will pav $5.00 U 8. Cy. to any man standing him a round in tne roped-arena, after oetting through his training exercises. " CONTON & OTHERS ARE iNVITU. 4. BOYS’ FINAL & PRIZE DISTRIBUTION , 0. SENSATIONAL MIDDLE-WEIGHI CON. ST Gy 1”» Kid” Albert, (Tyson) 148 lbs. VERSUS “Kid”C.rnel us 148 lbs. Hard and Fast Fights Guaranteed. Referee and Judges will be selected at the Ringside. . 6 FIGHTING BONEY IN HIS TRAINING CAMP _ast appearance of the W. 1. Champion who is booked to de‘end the Title on Box- Day whe: he will meet JACK DOUGLAS his Challenger. LOCAL JAZZ BAND IN ATItENDANCE PRICES OF ADMISSION: T B R B . g e 25 BACK SEATS SI‘AN[)[NG e e oOh - r.. A BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY!!! | A regular meeting of the Home Ser- ‘ce Committee wili be held TIJESDAY, | . 3:30 o’clock. All members are urged | be present. PERSONAL. We welcome back Mr. Madsen, pro- | orietor of Estate -Lowry Hill, who has just returned from a short holiday in | Denmark, and looks every bit that be 5 has benefitted from it. Also Father | Francis Claire who afier a well earned | furlough in the States now becomes the | Superior of the Holy Cross (R. C.) j parish here. . . | | LOCAL. { e | 1 The Industrial Band played on the | . wharf last Friday evening and at the | . football match on Sunday afternoon. | | The Native Brass Band delivered a con- | | cert on Sunday eveniag a8 per previous | j anpouncement. | | | The Creole with mails and passengers | sailed from this port for Bt. Thomas | ! at 6p. m yestaerday. | ! CORRECTION. | | In yesterday’s referemee to the footbali | } mateh, please read: Both clubs scored ’ one goal each. ‘P ® ® Publication. ST. T+OMAS HARBOR 4% LOAN. OF 1910. iT is h®eby brought (o public notice ’ that according o inhe scheme of Amor- 7tion for St. Choma: Harbor 4% Lo of 1910, h= drawing by the Notary P# ic. St. i'nomas, of eleven bonds at 1.000 has taken piace, resulting ir ....@in s of the foilowing bonds: Numters 15 16 : 161 12 12¢ 133 \ 162 | 199 203 345 495 These eleven bonds are hereby called in for redemption on 11 December, 1921, after which daie the bonds will cease to bear interest. St. homas Harbor 3oard, 24th Octo- ber 1921. o. C. TIMMONS, Chairman,. In the Council Proceedings for yesier- day in 2nd page, 2nd column, 7 line from last paragraph insert the following: The Resolution as a- ended reads: Colontal Council Bill No. 10. Third Council, First Sessiom, 1921—22. _ R SOLUTION. Be 'Ltlil That this legislative body view= ing with deep concern the serious economic situation confronting this island at present request the Gov- ernor to appoint a select commission to investigate and endeavour t mediate the present agricultural dis pute between employer and eiu- . ployee. ‘ St. Croix, 4th of October 1921. W. S. ABRAMSON, D C. CANEGATA, Ist Member Chris- 2nd Member Chris- tiansted Town & Su- tiansted Town & burbs. Suburbs. JOS. ALEXANDER, Srd Member Christiansted Town & Suburbs. HOLGER JESSEN, A. R. McINTOSH, Ist Member Chris- sth Appointed. transted Country Member. District. KENNETH HENDERSON, | Ist Appoint ' Member.