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~uR - L & = i (8 g S > 2 =i 2 : _‘./ \? ,:'/ sg: \‘ o N . NG i&’AB\ i Tl\ / b i AL Cate o ] 3 i ) S 7 5 A = 1V 4 S .Wf Sg' ' { ‘;%\2 '1,3 - s_-‘» "."::_‘: (£ \:\\\ ™ ST \e|,‘ 1O il —|3 - i;{ {”?z I|4 BPR\R\ W\ # g R S @ N NRy A ey = L r&('\'. ¥ i ‘,‘.T:‘-‘\ o—— .\ \‘\/ &Il b s SN AETR -AN W <Y ooy Hexity) | x._\rf@“&?’:" FAR %/ Eed 18, Lol EY 6 Cand o P B@Y W T eaba : s LOTH YEAR. CHRIRTIANSIED V. 1 U. S A, SATURDAY 12t AFRIL 1974, SER\"ICES in the Lutheran churches Sunday as f¢llows: CHRISTIANSTED Confirmation at 11 o’clock. Fivening service at 7:30. Sarvice every evening during the Holy VVEL‘k. FREDERIKSTED Serviee at 11 o’clock Evening Service 73). Serviee in the church every evening during Holy Week. KiNg's HILL Service Sundav at 3:30 p. m. Wednesday evening at 7 30. A cordial invitation extended. J. P CHRISTENSEN, A SMALL SUPPLY OF Pineapples and Bz 1o incappics an &Lananas AT ROB'T. L. MERWIN & CO. INC. FREDERIKSTED. LOCAL It is advised that Mr. Otto G. Me Donough, Assistant Uirector for the Virgin Islands. Fas been a<sgned to St. Croix. Mr. McDonough is a gra- duate of the University of Washineton and has becon doipg duty in St. Thomas for some months. He and Mrs. MeDo- nough will arrive here next week. Among the passengers leaving for the States tomorrow iaorning by the s. s, **Guiana’’ is Mr. Arthur Dauniel, a prom- ising young man and star footh:ll player of St. Croix. He is a staunch mem- ber of the Dreadnought Football Club of this town and gave exceilent ser- vice. We wish him a pleasant passage and a successful stay on the mainland. We have been asked to mention that the Native Brass Band will givea econ- cert on the wharf tomorrow night. PROCEEDINGS OF THE JOINT SES:IUN OF TUIE COLONIAL COUNKNCILS for St. Croix, £t. Thomas and St. John. (Concluded from yes'erday’s Avis.) The Honorable Chairman of the Munie- pal Committeee of Si, Thomas has not stated his d-finite olLj ctions to the bili. {f we are going to pass this reso.uion the objections to the bill must be clearly - "q ® 1q “ A?;iia}lNfbtw? T the request of A. E. STAKEM ANN. A as E<acutor of the Estate of ALICK "8 PAULSEN, deceased, will be offered fyr sale at a public auction to be held at tha undersigned Vendue Office on the 12th Day of May 1924 AT 2 O CLOCK IN THE AFT:RN JON the PRUPERTY in the Town of Chris tiansted. Island of St. Croix, known a: Nos. 32 Letter A. & 31 Letter A, and No. 35 iz Strand Stret, described as lots of land 112asurinz respectively 172 x 60’ and 103 x 60’ and with 1 large 3 story bailding of stone and wood, 1 Brick building of 3 rooms, 2 closats, laree cis tcrn and well, all appraised at 3039 00, The ccnditions and all other particulars relating t» the sale will be communicated at the Auction. C iristiansted’s Vendue Office, St. Croix, April 1115 1924 L. FPAYDE, Vendue Director., & i ad 1 Dhare Friede sthel Moravian Ghurch, ON Ester Sunday evening, 7.30 o’clock, the Sacred Cantauta * The Lord is Risen”, by W. Herry Max- field wi'l be rendered. ADMISSION: Resorved 5ea15............ . 20C Unreserved and Gallery.....loc. Pay at the door. W. ALLEN. WEST END MOVIES 8.45 Sunday Nignt “The Ghost Patrol” COMEDY ALLADINJr. . ”‘quUMISSION i o No. 85 pointed out by those objeeting. The Hon- orable Gentleman s suspicious as to the manner the bill was broucht before the Senate. Why. there is no reason to be suspicious, the biil is there, and that it does not conform to local needs we are all acgreed. What is the remedyv? By re- solution? No. Does the Bill contain all that America has ever ¢iven any of her territovies or possessions in the first sta- ges of development? My objections are the same as those of the Honorable 2ad Member for Christian- sted Town. A single legislative boiy is recommended for ail the islands and St Croix is allowed 5 members and St, Tho- mas 7, and the Bth Eleeted Member for St. Thomas (Rotsehild Franeis) savs that this is a tyvogravhical error. We are ta- king chances on typographical errops. | agree with the Honorable 2nd Membher for Christiansted Town (Canegata) in his contentions and I offer this amendment. The member handed in an amendment. 2nd Memter for Frederiksted Country District (Curry) entered the meeting at this staze of the proeceedines, 4th Member for Frederiksted Country Distriet (Andersen) remarked: Mr, Chairman. [t has been contended by the Honorable 2ud Member tfor Christian- sted Country Distriet that this Counecil has gone on record as asking for a change of Government. ‘this Couneil did not request a ehange of Government, it requested an opinion. The Speaker read rhe first paragraph of the memorial forwarded to Secreiary of the Navy Denby wbich is as foliows: “This Council is aware ihat the gener- al condition and prospeets of the Colo- nial or Municipal 1 reasury is far {lom what may be desired, and as much as we desire to see a mater:al improve- ment in this parteular, it is our obinion that this cannot reasonably be expreted. without a thorough revision and reform of the entire system ol administration, In support of this we would draw at- tention to the great lack of prop.rtion between the budgetied revenues and expenditures as set forth in the upper.- dix below; as weil as the total fader | appropriations made to the Virgin is- lamis,” ard continuing said, —This is not zsking for a change of Government, itis only asking for an opinion. It hus veen suid that all that should be areued today js ohjections to the Senate Bill. That ys 4]- richt, but there are so many objections to the bill that it is impossibie (0 enumer-