St. Croix Avis, 1922-02-21, page 2
o 9 Publication. UNDER the authority of Section 227 ¢$ the Revenue Act of 1921 a general extension of time has been granted up to andiincludine May 15, 1922 in which to file fiduciary returns, Form 1041, part- nership and personal ser.ice corporation returns, Form 1065, and information re- turns covering compensation paid to em- pioyees (Forms 1099 and 1096) which may be required to be filed in connection with the fiduciary and partnership and per- sonal service corporation returns. This extension has been granted with re- speet to the returns above mentio ed which are required to be filed for the calendar year 1921 or for any fiscal year ending in 1921. Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. “roix, 20 Febru- gy, 1922 C. E. RAPPOLEE, Despatching Secretary. 5 . St. John’s Church. A SOLEMN MASS of Requiem in com- memoration of the late REv. WIL- LIAM E. HENDRICKS, Priest, will be sung at 6 a. m. on Thursday, 23rd inst. THE PUBLIC INVITED. For Sale Story & Clark Player Piano with about 100 Music Reolls. FORD TOURING CAR Solid Round Reed. . …
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o 9 Publication. UNDER the authority of Section 227 ¢$ the Revenue Act of 1921 a general extension of time has been granted up to andiincludine May 15, 1922 in which to file fiduciary returns, Form 1041, part- nership and personal ser.ice corporation returns, Form 1065, and information re- turns covering compensation paid to em- pioyees (Forms 1099 and 1096) which may be required to be filed in connection with the fiduciary and partnership and per- sonal service corporation returns. This extension has been granted with re- speet to the returns above mentio ed which are required to be filed for the calendar year 1921 or for any fiscal year ending in 1921. Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. “roix, 20 Febru- gy, 1922 C. E. RAPPOLEE, Despatching Secretary. 5 . St. John’s Church. A SOLEMN MASS of Requiem in com- memoration of the late REv. WIL- LIAM E. HENDRICKS, Priest, will be sung at 6 a. m. on Thursday, 23rd inst. THE PUBLIC INVITED. For Sale Story & Clark Player Piano with about 100 Music Reolls. FORD TOURING CAR Solid Round Reed. . Baby Carriage, Baby’s Folding Go-Cart GENUINEWOSTERMOOR MATTRESS Boy’s Toy Automobile equipped with Electric Lights. SOLID REED DOLL CARRIAGE also a few other articles. For further information -apply to RAMSAY COCGGAN & CO. " Read This! NOTHER reason for attending Athe sports cn the Wharf on Wash- ington’s Birthday is the fact that there will be on sale at the gallery under the Post Office the foilowing line of good things: Dinner, Cakes, Ices, Sodas, etc. R. CHABERT, A. DEYER A NILES : S i, L LX 088 NS e 5 ’ .:‘ - 5 Washington’s Birthday February 22nd, 1922, . Starjing in *he ,atternoon za& 1.30 o’cldck at the Wharf Christiansted. LIST OF EVENTS. 1. Parade of school children with bands will take place at 1.30 from the Public Grammar S:hool, down King’s Street, through tue Market. up Com- pany Street and down to the Wharf, : COMMITTEE OF THE DAY Despatching Secretary Rappole>, Com- manding Officer Capt. Noble, Mr. Robt. W. Skeoch. 2. Boat Races. List of boat®in order entered. Any sailboat of St Croix are allowed to en- ter, entrance fez SI.OO FIRST RACE. 1.30. SMALL SAILING BOATS. Joseph Martin’s Boat ‘‘Rising Sun’” No. 15, : Maurice Miller’s boat ‘‘Gladys’ No. 14 Axel Sehjang’s boat ‘‘Merry Widow” No.. 15. Walter Simon’s boat ‘‘Blue Bell’”” No. 16. Ark ‘‘Noah’’ No. 17. SECOND RACE. MEDIUM SIZE SAILING BOATS. Ihorvald Slater’s boat ‘*Eagle’’ No. 8. Vaner Rasch’s boat *'Freddy’ No. 9. Henry Bastian’s boat '‘Pandora’” No. 10. Charles Dyer’s hoat *‘Harry Dyer’” No.ll. Henry Molvine’s boat “"Irene’” No, 12. Alvarez Tutein’s boat ‘‘Briliant’No. (8. THIRD RACE. LARGE SAILING BOATS. J. Plaskett’s boat ‘‘Providence’’ No. 1. Elgar Martin’s boat ‘‘Alliancer’” No. 2. Alfred Howell’s boat **L.ady Smith’’ N0.3. Mrs. Kaalund’s boat ‘‘Hunter’’ No. 4. Isidore Smith’s boat ‘‘Ruby’ No 5 Quincy Adams’ boa' ‘‘Olympia’” No 6. Philip Tutein’s boat ‘‘Will Way’’ No. 7. FOURTH: RACE. ALL BOATS. Free for #ll, ineluding all the above- mention2d boais. Each ciass will be handicapped at the start. Handicaps deter! ned at the end of third race. A Judges:—Despatching Secretary Rappo lee. {Jommanding Ufficer Captain Noble, Mr. Robi. W. Skeoeh, Judge of Handicaps:= Dr. Hugo Hark Judge of the Course -~Pilot Joseph Plas- kett. 8. Field Sports at 2:00 o’clock. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT FOR FIELD SPORTS Messrs. A. R. Me Intesh, G Lange, Chr. S. Frorup, 1. Stanley Hodge. LIST OF EVENTS: (a) Egg Race for the kids (b) Foot Race. (e¢) Bicycle Race. (d) Swimming Raee, (ej Sack Races. Prices will be given for all events Distribution of prizes will take place by the Despatching Secretary after the last boat race. An address will be delivered by Judge Payne, followed by Star Spangled Ban- ner. A GALA TIME IS EXPECTED. St. Croix extends a hearty invitation to all. LIST OF UNCLAIMEDMAILFOR THE WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 18, 1922 Clarence Adams, No. 4F Norre Gade, James Bates, 30 Strand Street, Miss Miriam Beard, 3 West St., Miss Hosanna Brewster, 54 Hill St , Miss Rosa Gittens, c.o. Mrs. Git‘ens. Miss Olga Clindinen, Certrude E. Christian, East Drana Grove, Erie Conrad, 30 Strand St, Mrs. Rebeceka Cox, Miss Marie E. Christian, Mrs. Tersia Christian, Mr. Arthur Davis, Mr. E. Forbes, Mrs. Adriana Francis, Miss Teresita Gibbons, .2} Mrs. Ella Gordon, Christian Hendrick, 10 Company St., Fred Henry, 52 Queen St., Isiah Henry, ; Master Bertrand Herbert, Mrs. M Hodge, 11 Market St, Elsa Hodge, 2 West St., Mr. G. Horson, Miss Ellen O. lles, Jennie Jackson, 5 Queen Cross St., Mrs. Mary James, 13 King St., Miss Rebecea James, Mrs. Mary Johunson; Orange Grove, Mr. Alfred Cliff srd Joseph, Miss Mary Julian, Ne:helinda King, Alric Knight; Spring Gut, c¢.o. Mrs. L. Bary. Mrs. Auguistania Lewis, Mr. Samue!l Lewis, Mr. Sidney J. Lirtmann, Mrs. Angelina-Michal, Carl Richards, (2) ) Rupert A. Spencer, 10 Princes St., Miss Elizer Thomas, . Alvir White 1 Pringces St., Miss Catherine Wilillams, Miss Rebecea Louise Woodman, Mrs. Mary Woods, (2) Ingerborg Wulff, 37 Strand St., Al=xander Williams, 6 New St. POST OFFICE Christi nsted Virgin Islands, February 20, 1922. . B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster.