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St Croix Avis L 4 , ‘ k ;N&6 @M ? ~ _ 76TH YEAR. @HRISTIANSTED. V.ll S, A.. TBURBDAY 2isr APRIL. 1921 THE ST. CROIX AVIS 18 printed and published daily (Sundays | and Holidays excepied) by G. Johansen at the Avis Offi ce. | TR MS---50cents monthly in advonce. 2 cents per single copy. ) Entered as second-class matter May | 26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian | e, St Croie, V. L ofthe U. S. A.. un- | der the .\ct of March 3. 1879. | LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAIL FOR l THE WEEK ENDED APRIL 16, 1921. | G | L. Helina Bannes, 1 Miss Matter Edwards, 33 Denmark St., | Mrs. Eiizabeth Ferdi and, _ | Miss Liliian Jensen, 3 | Miss Venesha Joshua, Ist. Orange | Grove, | Maryann Midler, f Mrs. Esther Oxsted, Susannah Philips. | Mr. William Wicks, | Margie Williams. } United States Post Office, Christian- | sted, V. 1. April 18, 1921, : B. R. LARSEN, | Postmaster. g The Company Street Emporium is offering a treat to the Smokers. ‘ SERENE the great mild Cigarette in eartons of W 0 packs.. .. .... sl.lO ] * -paeks ' 20 Cilgarettes. 17e | s‘& “ ‘t 10 l‘b i 60. } 4 e o 3c. | New York Cigarettes bc. per pack. | « hristiansted, 18th April 1921. M. A. PRETTO. I NOTICE | NO meeting of anv nature is allowed , on the Labor Union KEstates without | permission in writing, signed by the { Qecretary of the Union. . teprsons so cffending will be dealt with as trespassers. ’ : C. CROWE, Sec. Labor Union. | Labor Headgnarters, Christiansted, | April 18th 1921. ; No 39 CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 1 ~ 800, THIS EVENING 8.00 £% 2 S 99 The Girl In The Rain”. 5 REELS, An Engaging Viystery Story That Is full of Surprise. : Mystery and Then Some —Y ou See Then Leave the Automobile and Enter the lnn. Their Actions Lead One to Belicve ['nat They Are Being Pursued. One Girl Leaves with a Package of Saw Blades. \\hat’s It All About? ““Why Couldn’t “The Girl In The Rain’’ marry the man she loved?’’ . She Wore tke Wedding Ring in Order to Deceive. She Aided Her Friends to Escape. She Is Then Pursued Herself But [inaily Manages To Escape. Come and See; “The Girl In The Rain. : Show Concluding with: = 99 “Three Pairs of Stockings”. SOMEDY 1 REEL. NOTICE i A r. N September the sth 1920 His Majes- O ty the King of Denmark sanctioned the Law coqicerning acquirement of Danish eitizenship in consequence of the incorporatisn in Denmark of the South Jutlandish distric*s. Any persen bern in the South Jutland- ish districts” and possessed of German citizenship, shall acquire Danish ciuzen- ship, if, within June the 15tn 1922 he makes a declaration of option, provided only that, if he does not even tnen reside here, he shall in the course of the next 12 months after naving made the decla- ration, take up kis residence in Denmark. As to opting persons not residing in Ger- nany, dispensation with the requirement of settlement in Denmark may, however, be obtained from the Miuiscry of Home Affairs unless the person in qugstion is possessed of eitizenshin also in the coun- trye where he is residing. Any person who, according to the above, wishes to make a declaration of option, will have to apply personally or in writing to the Royal Danish Consu- late at St. Thomas before December the 31st 1921, where further particulars will be given. . W. LAUR Acting Consul General of Denmurk. ~ Friedensherg Moravian Church | 81, Gioix, V. . U, 8. A, . 150th ANNIVERSARY, 1771--1921 T o the Public. - dou are coidially tnvited (o at- ' tend our 130 YEARS' JUBILEE GELEBRATIONS to be held at the MORAVIAN CHURCH. Frederiksted, St. Croix, V.I.U.S.A. From May Ist to May Bth next, inclusively. H. H. HENRY, Winister in-charge. b One English Bicycle IN PERFECT CONDITION. Anpiv at this Office s