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St. Croix Avis, 1921-03-17, page 2

Collection
Newspapers
Sub-shelf
St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Island
St. Croix
Date
1921-03-17
Pages
1
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st L IX ANED 'CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE . N 8.00. THIS EVENING B.OOC. ] 3 BESSIE BARRISCALE IN . “ALLOF -A SUDDEN NORMA”. NOR '+ A 8R158ANE.......... ....... BESSIE BARRISCALE The Girl, left penniless by her father, decides to make money for herself as men does; and she certainly does make money. : . She takes on a fake husband for the sake of ''good apvearance’’, goes out in sogiety ard make a lot of thrilling stunts, beforz she at last is captured by a real husband; but you certainly ha¥e to hand it to her—she is both smart and beautiful. Show concluding with: “GETTING AN EYE FULL” = , . ! Comedy 1 REEM.. ADMIBSION: Besdvvod Ben'n.. o aaiae sOG el 7 80 and 40e (Gene al Entrance........... s e Children 20 and 10ec. To the Budget for the Municipality of St. | Croix for the fiscal year ending 30 June, | 1921. To the Department of Education : (Maintenance) is hereby granted the sum of Fres. 23,812.00 for transter to the , Frederiksted High School Redemption | Fund, and for furtner transfer to ine | Reserve Fund to cover the unpaid part | of the loan of Fres. …

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st L IX ANED 'CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE . N 8.00. THIS EVENING B.OOC. ] 3 BESSIE BARRISCALE IN . “ALLOF -A SUDDEN NORMA”. NOR '+ A 8R158ANE.......... ....... BESSIE BARRISCALE The Girl, left penniless by her father, decides to make money for herself as men does; and she certainly does make money. : . She takes on a fake husband for the sake of ''good apvearance’’, goes out in sogiety ard make a lot of thrilling stunts, beforz she at last is captured by a real husband; but you certainly ha¥e to hand it to her—she is both smart and beautiful. Show concluding with: “GETTING AN EYE FULL” = , . ! Comedy 1 REEM.. ADMIBSION: Besdvvod Ben'n.. o aaiae sOG el 7 80 and 40e (Gene al Entrance........... s e Children 20 and 10ec. To the Budget for the Municipality of St. | Croix for the fiscal year ending 30 June, | 1921. To the Department of Education : (Maintenance) is hereby granted the sum of Fres. 23,812.00 for transter to the , Frederiksted High School Redemption | Fund, and for furtner transfer to ine | Reserve Fund to cover the unpaid part | of the loan of Fres. 25,000.00 for the | purchase of the Frederiksted High ‘ School building; anda further sum of | Fres. 312.50 for the reimbursement of | Theodore Roosevelt Grammar School for | overpayments of rent; provided that in ; future th: Government inay rent to pri- | vate parties such part of the Frederiksted i High School Building as may not e | needed by the Department of Education, | __the monev so received to be deposited ‘ in the treasury of the Municipality ol St. | Croix. . ! Thus duly passed by rhe Colonial Coun- eil for St. Croix at 2nd Discussion at its . | sth Ordinary Meeting heid Monday, | February .4th 1921. i D. C. CANEGATA, ROBT. L. MERWIN, | Secretary. Charrman. i The above Addidonal Money Bill is | hereby sanctioned and approved in ’ whole. , l Witness my Hand and the Seal of the Government of iae Virgin Islands of th~ i United States. this 21s¢ day of Febru ary, 1921. | J. W. OMAN, 5 Governor. Publicati üblication. IT is hereby brought to pubiic notice that the Government has, this oqate, authorized REV. CHARLES STANLEY MAYHEW to perform civil-religious functions in the Municipality of St. Croix. Government of the Virgin Islanas of the United States St. Croix, 12 Maxch 1921. - C. C. TIMMONS, Gover nment Secretawy. Ling Fish, Pollock Fish, White Canadian Cheese 60c. pr. lb., Mixed English Pickles, 80e. pr. pot, Fine English Sardines real good 25¢. pr. tin, Fine English Tea in % Ib. pks. 20c., National Oats in 2 |b. tins 25c¢., something splendid for children, make them husky, Peters Cocoa 3 lb. tin 3bc. 4 Ib. tin 18c. - AT THE Danish American Grocery, LISTOF UNCLAIMED MAIL FOR THE WEEK ENDED MARCH 12, 1921. V. A. Admader, Sra. Flora Boidanes, Mrs. Terancie Cararton, Miss Veronica Derricks, Miss Lilan Edwards, Water Gut, Miss MaryEnnis, (29#f Mr. Alphousewg<o:ge, Orange Grove, Captain Hawl&Sloop Ethel, ; Miss Elsa Haywood, Mr. Joseph Henry, Farm Hill, Mrs. Samaul Jackson, Miss Rebecca V. James, Mrs. Sarah James, Mission Yard, Mr. Alfred James, ¢/o Miss Lilan Ed- wards, . Miss Albertina James, Water Gut, Miss Frankey James, 20 East Street, Mrs. Samuel Jamson, . Mr. Eugene A. T. Johnson, Mr. Elaza Martain, c.oo. Louisa Tuitt, Syrene Matthew, King St., Miss Adelaide Moorehead, Miriam Page Fordinan Pnillips, Mr. James Phillips, ] Mr. John H. Plaskett, Contentment Road, A. Poulis, 12 Hill Street, Miss Mirriam Richard, 12 East St., Mr. Joseph Samuel, Mr. Mathew E. Stepbens, Strand St. » \ No 1L 1., b Mrs. Estha Thomas, vrs. Christian I'remaine, Miss Anie E. Williams, Sr. Don Jose Zequievos. United States Post Office, Christian- sted, V. 1., March 14, 1921. B. R. LARSEN, : Postmaster. & EDITORIAL. We thank the Government very kinc";’ for supplying us with a printed copy o the new code of laws, civil and eriminal, a we | bound volume, neatly printed, and l consisting of 460 pages. LOCAIL. The yacht ''Zurah’’, Capt. S. Sewer, sailed for St. Kitts early tiis morning, taking mail. The Creole left 8 o’ciock on her se- cond half of the weekly trip. See programme of the Christiansted Theatre in this issue. Lovers oi enter- tainment will be sure to find tonight’s show something good. St. Thomas News. NEW CODEOF LAWS. Yesterday, the 10th. wvarch, 1921, at 2 p. m., the Colonial Counecil of St Lhomas and St. John, held an sxtraor- dinary meetirg, at which were present Members Jas. Roberts, Thiele, A. Bur-