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Holders of Liberty Bonds HE Bank having been requested by the Treasury Department in.:Wash- T ington to assist the: Treasury and the Public in having the: temporary Liberty Bonds held in these ‘islands, exchanged for permaneént: Bonds, has considered it a pleasure to place its facilities at:the j_;di_siposali of the Treasury for the said purpose,:for which réasoh’it begs to noti y.the Public that it is willing to receive, without costs or chidrges, ary Bonds held,in these ()kommunities, and forward'same to Washington for lixchange as mentioned All holders of the Third Liberty Loan Bonds are particularly requested to address the Bank as early as° possible with their Holdings, in order:to obtain the new Bonds with attached Coupons. . Rt i il Further info'tfma"cion on application. faa . _- : .- St. Thomas and St. ()roix, the 231'.d'-A«pri.l 192.() _: | i - THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE DANISH WEST INDIES. Beginning Monday May 3-d o o The'Red Gloge™ .+ - AN 18 EPISODE SERIAL PRESENTED IN TWO REELS EACH, IN ALL 36 REELS, STARRING “MARY'WAILCAMP” "~ .. - L THIS IS THE PIKE’'S. PEAK TYPE QF A SERIAL,'AND ITS THRILLING STUNTS CAN CLIMB OVER THE PEAK AND STILL GO ON: 1~ > | HRILLING “MARY WALCAMP” IS THE DARE-DEVIL GIRL:ON THE SCREEN, - AND /'0 ONE HAS BEEN ABLE TO TAKE HER MEASURE ="’ e NG | e e B ; - _ vhe w-YOU LOVE BER. .. . . i s GRO HER L - The Daring Girl from “The Lion’s Claw.” We regret to learn of the death at the hospital where he had been operated upon for appendicitis last Sunday of young Albert Schuster son of. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schuster of Estate ‘'Sight’’ to whom and others of the family we extend sincere condolences on the loss of the promising young man who had just started in the'planting business. and had been filling a position as overseer at Estate '‘Friedensburg’’ where he was much ST o R LK RN LS liked. Funeral takes pl.ce at 4.30 p. m. from the Municipal Hospital. -~ _ We. have heen asked to mention that the Industrial Brass ‘Band " wil| give .a ‘concert on the Wharf this evenin ; It is understood that the' S, §, Korona will call here' at this port on Saturday morning to load sugar from the St. Croix" Sugar Fa’ tory and afterwards at «for'an extraordinary Meeting of the " Colonial “ Council Tor - St. Croix, . MONDAY, :May '3, 1920, at one noewn ono'dleek prml L \ {Convened by request of Government. ] " L2Colonjal Couneil Bill No 25.- & -3rd ‘Diseussion on, Colonial Council -Bill - No. 25, Draft of an Oidinance, introduced by Ist Member for Christiansted Country -~ District [Stake~.mann], respecting the appointment -~ of’employees of ‘the Municipality of nl CEME G Y 2 Colonial Counci! Bill No. 26. - 2nd Discussion on Colonial Courcil . Bill No. 26, Draft of an Ordinauce, ~ introduced by Ist Member for Chris: “tiansted Country District [Stake. ,mann], concerning the remission and _ refunding of certain taxes assessed . .or_collected on' properties used for o 'r:é‘lig‘iou’s purposes with amendments. 3. Colonial Council Bill No. 29, .. . 2nd Discussion on. Colonial ‘Council Bill No. 29," Draft of an_Ordinance, introduced ' by Government, " estab hshing and declasing the organiza - tion of the Judiciary and Educational Departments of the Virgin . Islands oo thegUnited.States~et¥c. * ; 4. Colonial Council Bill No. 30. 2nd. Discussion on Colonial Céuncil : Bill' No. 80, Draft of an Ordinance, | introduced by Government, provid| ing' .a compiled code of general and - special laws, and alterirg, amending, repealing and continuing existing laws. ' Colonial (ouncil Office, St. Croix, April 28;-1920. - - ' " o g i ' -~ 'Chairman. e L Frederiksted from where the. boat ‘may leave for New York via St. Thomas ‘about Wedn3sday; more accurate par"tic‘u:la_r;s as to this lat_er.,' ~ st moOOF THE | ~ FOR ST. CROIX. (Cantinued from yesterday’s Avis) The Chairmar laid before the House - Item 1 of the Order of Day and remarked: This matter is before the House on 2nd Discussion. e el o _ e . Colonial Council Bill No, 25. . 2nd Discussion on 'Colonial ‘Council Bill No. 25, Draft of an Ordinance,