St. Croix Avis, 1920-09-18, page 3
S 0 RGIR Ay |l s The Deposits during the year consisted of: : : : . : ' . ; 27 Deposits of 20 cents each ' ' ¥ : 464 Deposits above 20 cts & under §sl. : ; a 546 ‘d _‘“ sl ‘e ‘o ss' ¢ : : . : 233 = e e : 151 > TR o S2O. ; 112 . MO o ** S6O. - : : 92 . ““ SSO and upwards. ; : ‘ 1626 Total number of deposits. * The undersigned auditors, appointed by the Government ofthe Virgin. Islands of the U.S.A. to examine into the affairs ot * The New St. Croix Savings Bank® have scrutinized the securities held by the Bank and found them to be ample, examined the accounts and a number of Depositors’ accounts, and found them in order. : We would draw attention to an amount of unpaid interest and recommend that same be collected. , Christiansted, St. Croi.'c, July 18, 1920. » ; C. RANTZAU JACOBS. - ILAUR NIELSEN. 8.30. THIS EVENING 8.30. BY SPECIAL REQUEST e * “The Gray Ghost” e Gray ost Ncw The Fig sting Is Coming - ' Ep;’s'()dn No. 4: “The Fight”. , Episode No. 5: “Plunder”. Episede No. 6: “The House Oof Mystery”. …
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S 0 RGIR Ay |l s The Deposits during the year consisted of: : : : . : ' . ; 27 Deposits of 20 cents each ' ' ¥ : 464 Deposits above 20 cts & under §sl. : ; a 546 ‘d _‘“ sl ‘e ‘o ss' ¢ : : . : 233 = e e : 151 > TR o S2O. ; 112 . MO o ** S6O. - : : 92 . ““ SSO and upwards. ; : ‘ 1626 Total number of deposits. * The undersigned auditors, appointed by the Government ofthe Virgin. Islands of the U.S.A. to examine into the affairs ot * The New St. Croix Savings Bank® have scrutinized the securities held by the Bank and found them to be ample, examined the accounts and a number of Depositors’ accounts, and found them in order. : We would draw attention to an amount of unpaid interest and recommend that same be collected. , Christiansted, St. Croi.'c, July 18, 1920. » ; C. RANTZAU JACOBS. - ILAUR NIELSEN. 8.30. THIS EVENING 8.30. BY SPECIAL REQUEST e * “The Gray Ghost” e Gray ost Ncw The Fig sting Is Coming - ' Ep;’s'()dn No. 4: “The Fight”. , Episode No. 5: “Plunder”. Episede No. 6: “The House Oof Mystery”. : Come.and see "‘EDDIE POLO" fighting the “GRAY GHOST’’ and the other Crimi- nals; late you will see him getting ‘‘police power in order to succeed in rescuing his . maSt(‘)nr‘dé'r your tickets in good time as many patrons were'not able to procure seats for the first performance, on account of all seats being sold out. | Exftra Extra f “S B h R - weet brothers . , Your old friend Lee & Eddie. ADMISSION: . Boiorsed Seata . .00 e aeveione USORGrR Bdle. ; General Entrance. ... ...... italt ise e S v Children 20 and 10ec. The fourth, fifth and sixth episodes | . of the Gray Ghost will be repeated at | the theatre this evening, for the spgeial benefit of those who for any reasor did not attend the first presentation of the programme Thursday night. This se- rial is one with no parts to grow stale and those who have not seen these six reels should not miss the treat they will afford, while those who were pres- ent at the last show will enjoy reiresh- | ing their memory with some of the ! t};rilling and weird features of this novel film. : | A small States mail of just 12 bags ar- | . rived here from the Parima yesterday | ‘ afternoon. ; | A corespondent in this issue tells that the suggestion to illuminate the dials of .the town-clock so the time can be seen | at night is being acted upon, the work of | installing lights having already been started. - ; i : e : | Many persons have drawn to attention that now the prices of the majority of imported foodstuffs have gone down. in ' some instances by 26% or more, the time i " Sunday Night Goncert i 5 FUWE & U.S. NAVALBAND Christiansted, Virgin Islands ] Sept. 19th, 1920. ) Ist. Mus. Paulus, Leader. PROGRAM. ‘ March. High School Cadets.... .. Sousa Selection From Q01ah.... ..... Wiegand - Waltzes. eBl .. ... G March Bevada. .. ... ... . Stsrke . Selection. How Reauntiful .Stubblebine | Dance. Hangarian No. 5. ... ... Brahms ' Gloria. From the 12th Mass.....Mozar: NATIONAL ANTHEM. i gB L has arrived for readjustment of the pri- ces of local products which had been ad- - vanced ostensibly to meet the increas- . ed cost of living as affected by im | ported goods. This seems one of the . most reasonable proposals and ought to | appeal to any fairminded person. I_r is | suggested that fresh fish which is priced | by the Food Commission at rates incom- | patible with prices of imporeéd fish and ! other foodstuffs should receive immediate attention. If the Food Commission 18 still in existence, here is an opportunity for it to do something good. This sub- ject will be taken up again in greater detail, The schnr. Creole arrived here at 8 o’clock this morning with St. Thomas - mails. Up to that time the Virginia had ‘not reached Frederiksted. Correspondence. ‘ The Editor of the ‘‘St. Croix Avis' ? Dear Sir.— * , Sometime ago I mentioned in vour . paper that it would be a good thing if | the Municipality could see it fit to have . electric lights installed 'n our town ecek. t SO that we may see the time at night | I ambappy to inform ycu that work to that effect was started since Thursday by Mr. Fabio and his electricii n Mr. Phaive. f & CITIZEN