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Publicat: OTICE is hereby given that the sum of Frea. 170.40, interest accrued on the invested capital of His Royal Highness Prince VALDEMAR'S Wad- ding Memorial Fund for the beunefit of worthy indigzent persons in St. Croix, will b: on hand for distribution on the 22nd October, 1223. Applications for participation in this d <trrbution, duly certitied, should be forwarded to the undersigned on or be- fore October 12th, 1923, on forms which can be obtained from the Despatching Seeretary’s Office. Despatching Seerelary’s Office, Chris- tignsted, St Croix, V. 1. of U 5, 10 Septembar, 1923. R. E. BARRETT. Desp tching Secre’ary NOTICE. LL persons who are granted a pension A from the Danish Government accord- ing to Law No. 374 of July 3lst 1917, par. 4 & 7 are hereby requested to apply immediately for extension of tha right to receive the pension in the Virgin ls lands, as said right ¢xpired September Ist this year, Forms for the application can be re- ceived at the office of the National Bank of the Danish West Indies in Christian- sted and Frederiksted, and must be re- turned duly fitled in and signed before September 21si 1923, W. LAUB. Acting Danish Consul General. SCHOOL ATTENDANCE ReporT NoO. 5. Week Endirg Sept. 14, 1923. Municipality of St. Croix. Per- Pereent of cent of Pupils not Attend- School Cla s tardy. ance. Christiansted Jr. High 94 08 100.00 Frederiksted Jr. High 8530 100.00 Frederiksted Public 91.45 100 00 [.l Vallea Rural 10000 99 05 Peter’s Rest Rura! 100,00 08 42 La Princesse Rural 100 00 9~ 00 | namond lLaral 100,00 97 78 Christiansted FPoblie 98 43 91 51 Friedensield Rural 100.00 9163 ORITUARY. Miss ELIZABETH MOORHEAD, an old and respeecied meombar ol this communi- ty, died at her h»me No. 16 Queen St. on Saturday atternoon and was intecred yes- terday afternoon. The Episcopal elergy- man performed the burial rites und there was a large funeral procession. Our con- dolonces t) those bereave i, ST L &2 Vlo Grand Variety Entertai t AT THE PARISH HALL ST. JOHN’S SCHOOL HOUSE - 3 TUSEDAY 18th September, 1923. PART 1. 1. Piano duet .........‘ Jilitaire’’ (Chopin)..........Misses Rengger and Brooks. 9 V0ea15010...... . . “Why didyou makemecare” . ..... .....Miss ¥, Forbes. 2 Hedlation:- o Se L, il)1L i dablead.. o 8 o e MR BRI L. Gesiin ks e B Clasicet #ols. ... ... .- "Bohoihisn 1) Wa1ie'"........ ... Nir & Rivera. 6. Vocal solo, leomie) - ... «..."1 love the iadies’ ......... s Mr. G. Edwards. 7 Vocal duet.........." 'Slowly & softly Music should f10w”’.......... Miss V. Forbes ! and Mr. A Teytaud. 8 MUblsßl.. o o 'The DNGIBE DE DROBES '« --« v onv-samnt iyraine g Reeitation -« -.. .. e D ... My Inehoa, 10. Comic song - -..-.."'My mother’s s» particular with me’”........ Mr. A. leytaud. 11. labivay . . i s AR Y S 00l o Interval of Fifteen Minutes. REFRESHMENTS WILL BE ON SALE DURING THE INTERVAL. YART 2 1 Piano trio .-..-"‘Les trois Amies’’.. L -Misses Rengger, Richardson & Brooke, 2. Bong. .- co-rrirans venne ThHeßridge'’ .-« .. .. ohv. (..ol MiE G, JBEREen, 3 l'{“,(:il'rlv()""L e ......»....‘{\‘ll‘_(_)_ln‘ McDOna'd. 4 Planodust.. .....'Chargeof the Üblans’’ ........ Misses Brooks and Benaggor. 5. e A [arce —— : Taraxicum Teitters. ... ..........(village :A_Onfhecary) Ligh aiee e Or. AL Towlgid M Bolus - o e.+ -+ (his prmgssmnal gassitant). . ........ ME L. CoOll. Tom Trap .-+ -« x-x:++c ..o:s..(commercial traveller) ... *......Mr. G, Edwards. Farmer Wheatear - ...+ -.ooocnnn ('fro.m 8anbury).............0 e Mr. E. Lang. TR oot sen (lwn.te’rs’-w)te) ik rsbiitisaiiie. NE TNann. CE e ..-(Lydia’s sister).... ... Tesa i vavisSJ. LONE, Peggy ..ot oceses snnerees 0.0- (sErvant to Twitters) ... ... .... ..Miss V., Farbes, N.B. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Entertainment begins at 8.15 o’clock precisely. PRICES OF ADMISSION : Doiarant Boaly .. i i General entranee. .oeee o ove coeriieie iienn caeeee ol e.ee .. 20 cents, Tickets to be had at Mrs. Canezata’s Store, where a plan of seats can beo seen. LOLAL The following has been received in appreciation of m-ssage of sympathy sent to Mrs. Harding by the Vice Chair- man on behalf of the Colonial Council of St Croix: : MRrs. HARDING deeply appreciates your messauze of sym- pathy and begs that you will express her sincere gratitude to those associated xith you. The s. s. Romanite from San Juan and Qt. Thomas arrived bere at 2 p. m. on S itnrday on the usnal ttinerary, and with the foliowing passergers: From San Juan—Mr. B. R. Larsen, Ruez Rufino, Franklin E. Jones. From St. Thomas—- Franecisco Davila, Elizabeth Levi, Niels C. Albrecksen. Anna M. Albrecksen, Emily Earo She sailed yesterday on the return trip taking as passengers to St, Thomas Mrs. Chas. C. Lewis and 2 sons Antonio and Mario. ; The Industrial Band rendered a pro- cramme of good musie in the bandstand last night. : The s. s. Parima for New York is due at Frederiksted today and sails some