St. Croix Avis, 1921-10-13, page 1
s i s - Jet ;fi 7o : i ,»\\‘Eg 4 ._v ; 4 A s| ~ e L ) ;/’\ \\ A\ : & . ! ".: of;Ll : - | / ; 4._ a 7 \ / / %5» ey O DR J. PRy @ J W ey ey % 76TH YEAR THE ST. CROIX AVIS is printed and putlished daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office TERMS---50 cents monthly in advance, | 2 cents per single copy. ! Hntered as second-cla - matter Maw 1 26th 1917 at the Post Ofice at Christian | sted, St. Croixz, V. I of the U. 5. A.. un | der the Act of March 3. 1879. ' } Contribution to this paper will be glad- | Ly received when the same deals win matters of general vnterest, and is ac.ompa- ? nied with the author’s name, a8 a quar- | antee of good faith. The editor caunotl be ~osponsible for the views of his correspoi- Adents nor does he necessarily endorse thom, ORDER OF idE DAY Hod s i1 : & for the 3rd Ordinary Mecting of the Oolonial Council for st. Croix, MONDAY. OCPOBER 17, 1921, at ONL O’CLOCK P. M. | i. Colenial Counei! Bill No. 9. l Introauction of acd Ist Discussicn on Colonial Couneil Bill Ne. 9, Ad- l ditional Moaey Biil granting Fres. …
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s i s - Jet ;fi 7o : i ,»\\‘Eg 4 ._v ; 4 A s| ~ e L ) ;/’\ \\ A\ : & . ! ".: of;Ll : - | / ; 4._ a 7 \ / / %5» ey O DR J. PRy @ J W ey ey % 76TH YEAR THE ST. CROIX AVIS is printed and putlished daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office TERMS---50 cents monthly in advance, | 2 cents per single copy. ! Hntered as second-cla - matter Maw 1 26th 1917 at the Post Ofice at Christian | sted, St. Croixz, V. I of the U. 5. A.. un | der the Act of March 3. 1879. ' } Contribution to this paper will be glad- | Ly received when the same deals win matters of general vnterest, and is ac.ompa- ? nied with the author’s name, a8 a quar- | antee of good faith. The editor caunotl be ~osponsible for the views of his correspoi- Adents nor does he necessarily endorse thom, ORDER OF idE DAY Hod s i1 : & for the 3rd Ordinary Mecting of the Oolonial Council for st. Croix, MONDAY. OCPOBER 17, 1921, at ONL O’CLOCK P. M. | i. Colenial Counei! Bill No. 9. l Introauction of acd Ist Discussicn on Colonial Couneil Bill Ne. 9, Ad- l ditional Moaey Biil granting Fres. 15,000.00 for the purpose of constructing reinforced concrete gallevy in the rear of Christiansted Poblic . School Building, and remodeling and making repairs to inside of bullding. f [ntroduced by Government. | 2. Colonial Council Biil Ne. 10. i Infroduction of and discussion »n resolution intro‘uced by Ist, 2nd and 3rd Members for Onristiansted Town, ist Member for Christiansted | Country District and Ist and sth ‘ Appointed Members concerning the l serious economic situation coniront- | .ing this island at present and the | selection of a special commission to | investigate and endeavor (o mediate | the present agriculiural dispute be- | tween employer and empioyee. Colopial Council Office, St. Croix, Oc- | tober 10, 1921. : 5 , A.J. BLACKWOOD, | Sentor Chairman. f l.?flR the next two weeks the Red Cross office will be open only on TUES | DAY afternoons and SATURDAY morn- | ings. The Wednesday afternoon sewing meetings will be held as usual. j CHRISTIANSTED. V. 1. U. S. A., "HURSDAY 13tH OCTOBER 19Zi CidRSTIANSTED THEATRE [ ~ % 2 3 %.15. THIS EV IWHING, 8.15 THRILLING STORY OF VENGEANCE AND RETRIBUTION IN SPy PLOT. The Story: Yiikio. <Ol of Saki San and Lieutenant John Milton, is twenty-one years old before he learns the iruz story of his mother’s life. He sails as a cabin boy, determined to trace his father to America. Miiton, now an Admiral, is sent to the Pacific oast. Vukiy plans 1o Kiil 4im, and confides his intention to Edna Kingston, a spy in the pav of Germany ... . ... ..., iti3a fry pictire, eome and see for yoursel’. * Show concludes with 1 reel Comedy. BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY. ADMISSION Resaryvod wmon g o S e .80 and 40p (z¢ne al Ksirance. ... o s L 20¢. Children 20 and lUe N 7 N \ GET YOURSELEF A REMINGTGON AT N RIEY A N T ~ SELF STARTING TYPEWRITFR ) @Re””"flon ] ;’/\%s o = ST oßy S ey I A ' G /Sy & T |/ 2. ' W A1 e e 4 ik 2Tty e L v‘%’é’,sa .(,j,‘mgi,t/, Ry f -:, :“’iul";é °' Co oy 44T : S : ) m”\«,"?}?, A8 T ‘\“\-1\ \;i;\‘ $ A7 tsts o 3 : / 4 ll [ The Latest and Best wiiting machine on the market licrease ycouor R % ¥ YI\AA s R 11 ' speed and - flicierey by using the REMINGTON. it does b rter w rk, and dees it quicker. than any cther Typewriter. 1t is the ‘ried 2n¢ vioven favorite of.the greatest number Os tvpewriter useis. You should own a REMINGTON, vou wiil eventualiy, why not row? FOR PARTICULARS, WRITE ’ . ). BORNN & SONS ST. THOMAS, VIRGIN ISLANDS A G 4'77 A\J ’} Ls’- g&= WE ALSO SEIL REMINGTON STATIONERY. No. 2389.