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Ford Cars, Trucks And Tractors. JLars ma%y come and cars may go | but FORDS go on for ever. | Touring Car, withself-5‘arter,......5875 Touring Car, without self-starter....s79o | One Ton Truek. Cha55i5............5800 Paovde Uk Ttaotor ... 0., .9820 | No Planter can offord to be without one of the wonderful FORDSON TRACT- | ORS, easy to operate, low in cost, cheap to operate, strong and reliable. Costs iittle more than two pairs of Mules. Send in your order now to the FORD AGENT, CHRISTIANSED. All prices in LOCAL CURRENCY. | Sunday Evening Goncgri " U.S.NAVAL BAND I © Christiansted Virgin Isiands . i April 14, 1921. L . First Musician Forbes, Leader. | Concert Begins 9:o’click. ! : —:PROGRAM :( | { Mareh. ... With the Colors.....Scrrensen MWatie .. D010re5........ Waldteufel Cornet 5010... Long, Long Ago...Masten | Serenade. . Evening Chimes in the Moun- i tains. . Behr | Meieh ...&Jmeelis. ......,. Loscy | Overture. ......Pique Dame.......Suppe | Song...My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice.. . f Saen-Saens | Farewell. . Home Sweet Home. ..Hildreth ! NATIONAL ANTHEM. ‘ ___.—————-————~-.__.———-—-——-——-—-——-"'——'————- ! LOCAL. | . We are asked to issue- a reminder that the mails for St. Thomas, Porto Rico, ‘ and the United States via P. R., hith- ST CROIL X ANLES CHRISTIANSTED THEATRL 800 MONDAY' EVENING 3.00 ~ “THE LION MAN”. Episode No. 11: : “AtThe Mercy of the Monsiers™. Episode No 12: “The Jaws of Destruction”. Show Concluding with: ' “Neptun’s Adventures”. 2 REEL COMEDY. Let Every Voter Vote The Abramson. Teyvtaud ticket and oust the Active Citizens. Voters be alive, do not believe that Chabert is with Abramson, Chabert is with Alexander, the man who said he won’t beg for votes. VOTER. A MUSICAL INVITATION The Naval Band sends this spccial in- vitation to music lovers in both towns, Christiansted and Frederiksied, reqguest- ing your presence at the concert to bhe rendered Sunday night. It might be the last time you will hear the band a< the men has been officially ordered to leave for St. Thomas -with the first available Government transportation. Your atten- tion is called to the pregram wkhich ap- pears elsewhere in this paper. : : U. S. NAVAL BAND Christiansted, V. Islands, April 23, 1921. erto clesed and dispatched on Suudays will be closed at 3 p. m. today. The Mystery had not arrived when in- quiry vas made at 7.30 this a. n. The Korona from New York looked for in these days has not reached St Thomas, and it is understood that in all probabiiity she did;not sail unti! the 19th instead of the 15th. Correspondence To bErother Voters. Dear Friends : : The day for the Election draws nigh, and the time should now be used for discussing the merits or demerits of the ®andidates nominated. No time need be wast~d for speculating as to men, who sre not likely to accept elee- fion; much as may be known of their reputation for honecsty, (ruth and the determined spirit to stand manfully for their Country, and brethren’s good— Besides which, we may suffer deception at a critical momeni, The best thing af- ter all, is with gladness, to take the ~ man of whomn proof has been obtained in the past, and who firmly stands for .~ the present and for the future—the ~ man who fears nor regards neither col- : or, class nor creed, when the welfare and ~ interest of his constituents are at stake. | There is one on the list, against whom | nothing stands. He is a man, who is | not carrie® away by .the smiles and { blandishments of the ‘‘Bic BOSSES”. ' He is not a wayfarer, seeking his own | personal advantages, nor the comforts | and conveniences of his friends. He . is proud to be considered by all classes ' (as be assuredly is) as one, who objects | not, to the making of friends, but draws . the lize as soon as he becomes sure of . tneir attitude being inimicai to the in- | tevests which he is sworn to defend—- . viz:, the weal of his countrymen—and 1 then they are (}l'oppe'd. That, is un- . doubtedly, the kind of man we want; | and as years and experience are not ' lacking (he is not a youth) we can place - some amount oi dependerice on him—- | and although not blessed with a Col- . lege degree, yet what matters that? . his sound common-sense view of things ' general, and his few, but sensibie | words, and points of argument, puttin;‘. uviten tie more pretentious scholars to - shame, stands good in many rises and . who is fuily enough suitéd for our and . his dear little St. Croix Legislative body | of men. ' And, that man is our esteemed and Independant Merchant, Land and house holder ete etec. WILLIAM 5. ABRAMSON. The firm and faithful position taken by him in the past, and even in the very | recent past in opposing obnoxious bills | detrimental to the pockets of the tax-pay- ! ‘ers have demonstrated to us, that W. S. ' Abramson, occupying one 0f the seats of ] our C. C. and having 2 word and a vote i in the settlement of affairs of vital im- ! portance to our country—we need not | fear of a “"Rush Tnrough’’ of matters | injurious to our weal. f {.et us therefore vote for W. S. .~ Abramson without -fail. f Yours faithfully ! AN INTERESTED VOTER. CU’sted 22nd Aprid 1921, 5 e e ' Fditor St. Croix Awvis. 5 Dear Sir.— 2 It is some time now, sinceIhave been hearing different rumours, between ~ the Labor Union, and other individuals, ' In a public meeting held in the mar- ' ket, some timé in March. The first