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St. Croix Avis, 1920-09-04, page 4

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Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Island
St. Croix
Date
1920-09-04
Pages
1
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Native Text

Fublication. lT is hereby brought to public no- | tice that the Government has, | this date, authorized Rev. JAMES AUGUSTUS AGAARD to perform | civil-religious functions in the Mu- | nicipality of St. Croix. | Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Croix, 27 August 1920. : C. C. TIMMONS, | Government Secretary. AUCTION. THE Auction postponed on Satur- day last will be continued at No. 47 HILL STREET IN CHRIS- TIANSTED on Saturday the 4th of September 1920 at 2 o’clock p. . Christiansted, St. Croix, August 30th 1920. A. E. STAKEMANN. : OF NDEPOSITS & WITHDRAWALS AT I 5 3 Ay W7 [HE NEV ST. CROIX SAVINGS BAN: On Saturday the 28th August 1920 RECEIVERS: in Christiansted 3 A. E. STAKEMANN Trustee. 1 in Frederiksted | R. E. HIGGINS Trustee. | Balance of deposits to 21st Aug. …

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Fublication. lT is hereby brought to public no- | tice that the Government has, | this date, authorized Rev. JAMES AUGUSTUS AGAARD to perform | civil-religious functions in the Mu- | nicipality of St. Croix. | Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Croix, 27 August 1920. : C. C. TIMMONS, | Government Secretary. AUCTION. THE Auction postponed on Satur- day last will be continued at No. 47 HILL STREET IN CHRIS- TIANSTED on Saturday the 4th of September 1920 at 2 o’clock p. . Christiansted, St. Croix, August 30th 1920. A. E. STAKEMANN. : OF NDEPOSITS & WITHDRAWALS AT I 5 3 Ay W7 [HE NEV ST. CROIX SAVINGS BAN: On Saturday the 28th August 1920 RECEIVERS: in Christiansted 3 A. E. STAKEMANN Trustee. 1 in Frederiksted | R. E. HIGGINS Trustee. | Balance of deposits to 21st Aug. 1920 | $90,734.88 32 Deposits, vs which | 22 in Chris;iansttec] $ 260.75 | (3 new) | 10 in Frederiksted $ 80.26 | (1 new) | $ 341.00 | $91,075.88 | 20 withdrawals of which 5 15 in Christiansted $ 384.02 i 5 in Frederiksted $ 186.90 ' $507.92 | Balance of deposits to date $ 90,504.96 Receivers for Saturday the 4’ Sept. 1920 | in Christiansted : A. I. STAKEMANN Trustee. | in Frederiksted | k E. HIGGINS Trustee. ? A E. STAKEMANN. President s'; 1 ¢ L 1. B LK bID -y ¥ i 1 ;‘7 FOR SALE. 1 Buggy and Harness | 1n fine condition ~ Card-table and other tables, | ° Y 1 new Stove, Plants iu tns, . Some China and cut gilasses, - K. KNUDSEN, Castle Coakley. THING. Laborers of all classes to March 1n Large Parade September 6th at Ip. M. Century Brass Band to Lead | Parade. At the Public Labor Day Celebration . on September 6th, it is ‘ex.ected that every available space will be occupied ~ Negroes from all parts of the country, cught to attena. | The WORKING PEOPLES COMMIT- TEE of the FEDERATION of LABOR, whn are employed and their friends o ask their employers for a half day, sothat they will be able to report for the march- . ing promptly at 1 o’clock. All the mem- . bers ani friends are asked to do that, so . that we will form a band of United Wage | Earners, A band nf all Negroes will head i the Parade each Devision will march un- | der their respective bannpers. | The parade will start from No. 10 | Queen Street go north turn Queen Street, | King Street, turn Hast Hill Street Prin- | ce’s Street turn Queen Cross Street, Hos- . pital Street from thence to the Oval where | the addresses wiil be delivered. ? Speakers are: | REV. P. PEDERSEN, REvV. H. H. HENRY, | 3rd Vice President, MISS ] HEREZSA DANIEL ist . MR. JAMES ROBERTS ; REv. KHAN There will be others’. | At intervals the Century Brass. Band will render some lively pieces. Get ready . for the jolly time coming home ye tramp i lovers. . WORKING PEOPLE’S COMMITTEE | FEDERA!L LLABOR UNION No. 17261 i A. . ‘_)f L. , Ohairman, Mr. Morris E. Davis i Particulars of the BLACK STAR LINE . will be explained according to cable by the | chairman Mr. M. E. Davis all interested ' Negroesmust attend to learn of that great - Negro movement. ‘ : We are ranch with nearly all the Bri- ' tish Island a yoke that will be never brok- ' en therefore let their cause be our cause ~and their cry our cryy; Ail for one and - ~ One for All Wb € F 1. No. 17261 A. E of L: Herald please copy. - NOTICE. | PARTIES whno placad watehes for re- ; pair with my deceased hushand i JOSEPH NILES, are kindly reguested | to make ¢l im for rtheir return within | the expiration of the present month at- i ter which ail unclarined warehes will be I offered for saie at public auction ‘j Christiansted, St. Creix, V. 1. Septem- | ber Ist 1920. : ALICE NILES. "Recelved Ex S. 8. Geogiana Weems FAmMILY BEELF, PICKLED TONGUE, POELOCK, POTATOES, ONIONS, PEANITT'S, RICE, PEAS ard BEANS, TABLE BUTTER in 1 ib. tin, and loose weight, GLOSTER and SWISS CHEI'SE SARDINES in Olive Gil, CHOICE SALMON 2 Ib. tin, TUNA FISH, MARIE BISCUILS. GINGER SNAPS, MIXED CAKES, FIG NEWTON BISCUITS, LUNCH BISCUITS, MACARONI and VERMICELLI in pks., RASPBERRY & STRAWBERRY JAM, BAKING PCWDER, | CORN STARCH, CURN FLAKES, PEARL BARLEY in packs, CAMPBELL’S SOUP, POTTED MEAT, ‘ CORNED BEEF, : VIENNA SAUSAGE, HAMBURGFR STEAK, | OCTAGAN, LENOX and GITANA mIAR, Christiansted 31st August 1920. M. A. PRETTO. NOTICE. WHEN your watches are badly broken ' nlease apply tc WILFRED LE- . DEATT at No. 12 King’s Str®et. He also repairs typewriters and sewing " machines, and also have on hand for sale ~ a few chain-stitch machines. - For good appetiteand good digestion use Dr. Ross’ Life Pills. Readers, No 2017,