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@ @ Publication. OTICE is hereby given that the sum Nos Fres. 294.77%, income on their Koyal Highnesses Crown Prince Fred- erik and Crown Princess Louise’s Sil- ver Wedding Memorial Fund, will be available for distribution on the 28 July 1921. Applications for participation in this distribution, duly certified, should be forwarded to the undersigred on or be- fore 20 July, 1921. Despatching Secretary’s Office, “hris- tiansted, St. Croix, V. 1. 17 June, 1921. W . FOX Despatching Secretary. % ® ° Publication. T is hereby brought to public n>- Itir’e that the sum of Fres. 522.623%, interest on Former Controllegof Cus- toms and Estate Owner in St. Croix PETER CORNELIUS BIRCH and Wife ROSALINE ANTOINETTE, born Can- tor’s legacy for the poor and needy of St. Croix will be on hand for distribu- tion on August Ist, 1921. Applications for participation in this distribution, duly ceriified, should be forwarded to the undersigned, on or be- fore 20, July, 1921. Despateching Secretary’s Office, St. Croix, Virgin Islancs, June 17, 1921. W. TFOs Despatching Secretary. TWEEN TH UNITED STATES AND OTICE is hereby given that, under N the provisions of a new Parcel-Post Convention entered into between the United States and Denmark, which 18 effective July 1. 1921, the weight li- mit for parcel-post packages exchang- ed between the United States (including the Virgin Islands of the United States) and Denmark (including the Faroe Is- lands Greenland, and Iceland,) Fas ®seen fixed at 22 pounds. The convention also provides that the sender of a registered package is ent:- tled, in case of loss, Jlamage, or rifling thereof, to an indemnity equal to the amount of the actual loss incurred. not oxceeding 50 francs (approximately $9.65) for any one package. United Staies Post Office, Christian- sted, June 17, 1921. B.R. LARSEN, Postmaster. S 1 L ROlX A YIS o o Notice To Creditors. IN THE ESTATE OF JULIUS GRILES, LECEASED. OTICE is hereby uiven ?%t the un- dersigned has been appointed admin- istrator of the Estate of JULIUS GRILES, deceased. All persons having claims against the said state are hereby required to file same with necessary vouchers with the under- signed Administrator within six months from date of this notjce, at his of- fice at Frederiksted Fort. Frederiksted, St. Croix, V.I. U.S. A, This 17th day of June, 1921. H CGOULTER. Admainistrator. E ’s Noti xecutor's Notice. PU‘JLIC notice is hereby given that I. the undersigned, have been duly appointed the Executor of the Estate of BIAGGIO PEZZELLA, iate of St. Tho- mas, deceased, and I require all persons baving claims againsi the said estate to present them to me, wiith the proper vouchers, within six months from date hereof, at the office of my Attorney in the City of St. Thomas; and all rersons indebted to the said esta‘e are respeect- fully requested to make im:nediate pay- ment to me at said office. Dated: Junel, 1921. ‘ : BiLIPPO EZZEL LA, . Breculor. MCCANTS STEWART, Attoruey for Executor, Manecke Building, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, [T S. A. NOTICE. N SUNDAY. July 3rd., the Dread- nought Football Club of this isiand will line up strongly against the St. Thomas Stars Football Club of that is- land on the Hoiger Danske Ground We h pe the day will be a favorable one, and we also hope that persons inter- ested in the game will witness ihis mateh as it is going ta be very interesiing. Come and see your Boys defending their home Santa Cruz. I'urther parti- culars along with ihe names of players will be publisiied later. (Forthe D. F. B. C.) REUREN J. BRUN, Secretary. ¥i WEDNESDAY 7 . the 22nd of June | AT 30OCLOCK F 3l wiil be offered for sale ar publie auction, - to be keld in the Police-Stable-Yard, ~_Christiansted | Three Donkeys taken up (inpounded) Two on Estate Granard and One in Christiansted. . Christiansted Auction Office, Jure 18'h | 101, L. COULTE R, | FN reference to the resolutions said to | I have been passed by the Supreme Coun«il of the Labor Union in session | assembled, it is hereby made known: 1 1. Tha! there was no session of the ' Supreme Council on June 14th, kut only certain members of the Supreme Counecil | invited to a meeting where Mr. Brow | acted as Chairman and Rev. Barrow as . ~ Secretary. | 2. That the Chairman of the Supreme . Council who is the President of the la- ' bor Union was unaware of the proceed- ' ings. as also the Executive Officers of . the Union and a number of other mem- | bers of the Council. ! 3. That no meeting of the Supreme | Council can be convened except in the | regular way preseribed by the laws of the Union. | 4. That, regardless of whodisapprove, | the president acted within his constitu- tional authority when, after serving sev- . eral notices on Revs. Barrow to vacate - the premises, finally tock legal steps to | enforee his request; aid the Court up- ~ held the action, in spite of whoever tries . to set at naught the Court’s decision. ; 5. Rev. Barrow is not at present act- ' ing Director of the Educationa! Depart- ' ment, nor is he a member of the St. | Croix Labor Union. | The Executive Officers of the Labor - Union refuse to be led away into any . agitation that they realize is bound to . ultimately destroy the good relations and | peace in the community. 5 ’ Labor Headquarters, Christiansted. - June 18, 1921. : | C. CROWE. ¢ Sec. Labor Union. i 3 : AGENTS WANTED. | * o - Candyniaiiing Business. | Start at home. : Everything furnished. Men--Women. S3O Weekly. BON-BON CO. Philadelphia, Pa.