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St. Croix Avis, 1921-01-12, page 2

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Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Date
1921-01-12
Pages
1
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ET onolx AV 5 CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE ‘ 5 : : cosy, ¥ L ; % 8.00. THURSIDAY EVENING 8.00. é @ 99 i “Pearl White” .7 €6 ! , 5% In “The Pearl Os The Armuy”. Episode No. 10: Episode No. 11: Episode No. 12: SYNOPSIiS: “Pear| dare’’ seeks Lo clear the name of Captain Pa ne, convicted for the “‘loss’” of the Panama Canal Defence Pians. The Silent Menace has secured the plans from Bertha Bonn, the woman ic Major Trent’s past. At the frontier T. O. Adams, orderiy to Colonel Dare and suspecied “of being The Silent Menace, is, togetner with *‘Pearl Dare’’’ rescued from Bolero Order your tickets in GOOD TIME. , ADMISSIOON; B Bans e = LBO and 200, Genera! Entrance.......... Lo o e Children 20 and 10e. Publication. IT is hereby .brought to public notice that the Government has, this’ date, authorized REV. CHAS. E. TAYLOR to perform civil-re- ligious functions in the Municipali- ty:of St. Croix. Governmen: of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Croix, 10th Janu- arysl92l. . W FOX, Despatching Secretary. …

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ET onolx AV 5 CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE ‘ 5 : : cosy, ¥ L ; % 8.00. THURSIDAY EVENING 8.00. é @ 99 i “Pearl White” .7 €6 ! , 5% In “The Pearl Os The Armuy”. Episode No. 10: Episode No. 11: Episode No. 12: SYNOPSIiS: “Pear| dare’’ seeks Lo clear the name of Captain Pa ne, convicted for the “‘loss’” of the Panama Canal Defence Pians. The Silent Menace has secured the plans from Bertha Bonn, the woman ic Major Trent’s past. At the frontier T. O. Adams, orderiy to Colonel Dare and suspecied “of being The Silent Menace, is, togetner with *‘Pearl Dare’’’ rescued from Bolero Order your tickets in GOOD TIME. , ADMISSIOON; B Bans e = LBO and 200, Genera! Entrance.......... Lo o e Children 20 and 10e. Publication. IT is hereby .brought to public notice that the Government has, this’ date, authorized REV. CHAS. E. TAYLOR to perform civil-re- ligious functions in the Municipali- ty:of St. Croix. Governmen: of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Croix, 10th Janu- arysl92l. . W FOX, Despatching Secretary. LOSI on the road hetween Estate Sight and Town ONE LADIES BLACK HAND BAG containing the sum of $16.00, 2 black buttons, 1 handker- » chief, and 1 key, finder please re- turn to MRs. E. A. SCHUSTER, Est. Sight. NOTICE. ALL those who have been asked to serve as COLLECTORS for the Red Cross Roll Call- in Chris- tiansted are invited to meet in the Chapter Rooms under the Post Office at 4 p. m. on Friday, Jarn. 14th. A CARD. Alfred Nielsen and Family de- sire to thank all friends who show- ed attention and sympathy during the illness and at the death of his wife. : Following an illness of some duration, Mrs. M. C. ANDREASEN of this town died at 11 a. m. yesterday at her resi- dence No. 4 Hospi:ai Strezt, from Wher- the funeral will take place at 4 p m. today. Our condolences are extended {o her sons and daug “‘ers here and in Denimark in their sad bercavement O R L I RARTN AN SRR R S EDITORIAL. ; Although iate by a couple of days we wish to extend our congraculations to our esteemed fellow townsman Mr. Heprik Larsen, Dannebrogsmand, and iormer Inspector of the Frederiksted Hospital on is compl:t:on on the 10ih instant o 51 years of res dence in these islands:sto which he arrived in the year 1870, in the eolenial military service in which he served 2 vears in Frederiksted, subse- juentiy filling positions as jailer, ete., on the police force at Kingshiil, and St. Thomas, ultimately returning (v Frederik- sted where he has made ais home since 1877. WYuring the Danish administra- tion ithere were fewer officers on the police force, and the rank of police- sergeant (overpolice) was represented only at Christiansted, Kingshill, and St. Thomas Nevertheless such a position was created and conferred on our oldrriend at Frederiksted {.rlong and faithful service, as well as through his having deeclined offers of the same 'positicn-at Kingshill. In 1907 Mr. Larsen left the police foree and accepted the position as Inspector of the Hospital which post he filled until some time afier the change of flag. Dur- ino that incuambency fne King of Den- mark decorated him with the order of Dannebrogsmand. and that and a vaiu- able gold souvenir medal * presented by the Police Foce in Frederiksted when he completed 25 years connection w.th the forece, are among marks of the regard he won in public service. It is onr hope ‘that although he has filled the so-styled “‘allotied three score and ten’” he will be spared in health . for vears to come. i : i 2 X S < - OF¥ICIAL NGWS. l 11 January 1921. Rear Admiral Robert M. Kennedy, Medical Corps, U. S. Navy, arrived on board the 1. :S. S. DISPATCH {rom '~ Sanio Domingo on Saturday. to make an ' inspection of medical =zctivilies in the - Virgin Islands. | Licurenant Commander Jobhn J. Gaff- . mey, Supply Corps U. S. Navy, has been | detached from duty in the Bureau of : Supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart- | ment, Washingtoun, D. C., and ordered to { duty as aid on the“staff and financial ' adviser to the Governorol the Virdin {slands as the relief of Commander frederick B. Colby, Supply Corps, U. 5. Navy, detached from the Virgin Islands ' and ordered to duty with the U. S. Naval ' Detachment at Constantinople, Turkey. Judge F. G. Me Kean, jr., and Govern- . ment Attorney George A. Keyser sailed i on the U. S. S. TADOUSAC for Chris- | tiansted on Saturday. 5 “he twenty-three members of the U. i 8. Navy Band rtransfered to duty at " Coco-Solo, Canal Zone, wili sail today via S 8. Shipcing Board Steamar KAYSEE- | KA TRLEGRAM.-. - Sl. CROIX STATION. f Marion., Obhio, Jany. 9th.—Pre:ident | Elect Harding has resigned as United | States Senator. 5 Spokane, Jany. 9th.—John Milholiand. . an investment broker, charged with hav- | ing stolen three hundred and fifty thou- ' sand dollars.in bords and money from a ' mining man found dead in his home last | night, is alleged 1o have confessed that | police participated in hls crime. . Dublin, Jan. 9th.—All peace negotia- | tions between Krgland and ireland have . broken down, according to a report frém [ official circles. | New York, Jany. 9th —Lord Mayor ' Q’Callaghan, wiio has arrived here, said *