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£ ¥ AT P NG R R £ .1 R oW )oY oe |AE BM ~Th Q& a g N‘ E BggiOß il2 {%‘ *BIR ¢ PN6W YY 80% am% 28, 3 @f U P O 7814 YEAR. CHRISTIARSTED, V. 1L U. 8 A. SATURDAY. IlsT NMARCH 1924 ORDER GF THE DAY for the sth Ordinary Mesting of the Colonial « ouncil of =t. Croix, for the fiscal year 1£23--192 1, Fourth Council, First Seszion, MONDAY, MARCHS3, 1924, at one o’clock p.m. 1. Produciion of copv of Minutes of the Idunicipal Commiitee for the quar- ter ending December 31, 1923, for- warded by the Chairman of the Com- mittee for inspection of Members of the Couneil, 2. Colonial Council Bill No. 12. Third Counci!, First Session. Continvation of J3rd discussion on Colonial Counecil Bill No. 12, Draft of an Ordinance introducad by Gov- ernment providineg ‘for the asseus- ment, levy, jand collection of taxes “or the Municipality of St. Croix. 3. Colonial Council Bill No. 13. Fourth Council, First Session. 2nd Discussion oa Coloniai Council Bill No. 13, draft of additional mo. ney bill 1o the budzet tor the Munit- cipality of 3t. ‘@foix for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1924, intro- duecad by Governmant vioviding for Frs. 10,000, to the Public Works Department for the purpose of re- pairing the smali bozst wharl in Fredenksted, 4. Ratification of fees fixed for serviees performed bv tae law corurts par suant to Section 25, Chapter I, Title I of the Code of Laws for 3t. Croix. 5. Colonial Council B:l No. 18 Fourth Council, First Session. Introducticn of and Isi discussion on Resolution introguced by Ist Mem- ber for Christiansted Country Dis- triet (Jesseu) providing for the ap- pointinent of a Commission of 7 qxembers to revisa the existing Po- lice Regulations. & 6. Colonial Council Bill No. 19. Fourth Council, Figst Session. Intruduction of an‘?ast discussion on Culonial Council Bi "Nh‘.&i?. draft of 4. an ordinance introduced® by 2nd . Member for Frederiksted Town (Mer- win), providing for a revision of * public holidays in St. Croix. Colonial Council Office, St. Croix, Feb- ruary 25, 1924. ROBT. L. MERWIN, Chairman. THE ST. CROIX AVIS 13 printed and published daily (Sundays ald Holwdays excepted) dy G. Johansen at the Avis ifice. : TRM 5:--50 cents monthly im advance, 2 cents p2r single copy. Enterei as second class matter May 26th 1917 at the Post Ofice at Clhristian- stad, St. Croixz, V. L of the U. S. A. un- der the Act ofMarch 3., 1879. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals vith mat- ters of general interest, and 1s cccompa- nied with the author’s name, ax a guar- antee of aood faith The editor cannot be responstble for the views ofhis correspon dents nor does he necessarily endorsethem. TELLZGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Athens, I'eb. 29th.—he Nationai As- s mbly today voted confilence 1n the Katandaris Covernment h= vote was 233 to 106. With the vote, the political fortunes of ex-Premier Venizelos suffer- ed another reverse. For the f{irst time sinee his recent illness he visitel Parlia- ment and tried (0 induce the Ka‘anda- ris Government to agrz2e to the Republi- can propo=al that dynasuce and constitu- tional questions be decided by the Ni:ional Assemb.y, subject to confir- yiation by a referendum. M. Venize- -1.5 was infl :enced by the military leaders who waat the dynasty abolished by ac- tion of th> as<embly only and who will refuse tc abide by the result in the event the referendum sbould ‘avour a retention of th2a munarchy. Some of the military party threatened a military dictatorship. New York, Feb. 26th. —Members of the recently reorganized special service division of the Police Depariment, which has as its duties liquor law en- forcement and suspension of vice, have been charged with failure in the per- forraance of their duty by Commissioners Enright. The Commissioner has given the squad from 30 to 6 days to dry up the City. London, Feb. 26th—Nineteen Liberal members of Parliament have sigued a ma- nifesto against the Government dlan for laying down five new cruisers and two destroyers. They declare tha: these ships are not necessary at present for na- val defence and are being buiit under a pretext, providing pro?table work‘fm' shipbuilding constituencies. No. 49. $ : '3 BIGGEST EVENT THE SEASOR'S BIGGES Grand Musical and Dramatic Eatertainment under the auspices of the Mite Mission- ary Sociery of the A. M. E. Church. This is the unique affair to be staged for those who appreciate local genius. ey, March sih, 192 Wadnesday, March sth,, 1924, AT THE LABOR UNION HALL.CHRIS- TIANSTED, ST. CROIX. is the timne and place for this affair, and the Native Brass Band will be in attend- ance and render some lively selections. Come and bring vour friends. Doors open at 7.00 p. m. General Admi55i0n.........20c. Hoserveri Negte, ... ... ... . e refreshments on sale in Galore. Mrs, RUTH BARROW, Manager and Directress. REvD. ELISHA C. E. ROBINSON, Presiding EKlder. At Your Service. Eleciric Wiring and Fixtares. Workmanship neat and guaranteed. Rates Reasonable. M. G. FABIO. Christiansted, St. Croix, V. L. NORTHERN Assurance Comapay Limted OF LONDON GEO. L. MARKOE, Agent for Frederiksted’s District. ERIK R. STAKEMANN Agent for Christiansted’s District. Policies issued are not subjeet to average.