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s ~ o f’* . l" J".s&\ Fi ¥ LD : g & e " 4 &Wr e ML . .\ IR 860 s N/ |S | & B N B\-? A y /R a1 &Yy, Mo . ¢ \\\ /i v 5{ ’1 4 > “@, ke T, ,f\"?)?i XKW ANV g ‘i‘, e 11y 3 5 \.\\L—| - RO |oEY GOE Vel v TRSLRBI SR u z\ rs & } " ¢ ) 15 vl : ¢ % 5 2 iL H ¢ _ms ; ,?; t { d i‘f‘if LRt O g TR s, \USY s WENY £BN <% Y e W/ SR Lo S 5 OEE L &8, i o 3 Tl AT LY o\ 5 N o e £ o X 7z i YAR CHRISTIANSTED V.l U 8. '8. FRIDAY 2ist SEPIEMBER 193 declaration expressed by his falien chief jist &' few weeks ago. Ir indicates that und=i his leadership the administration will ¢ontinue its poliev of striet enforee- ment of the law.— World Leagie Clip S.:Li’(!t. Publicati uslication OTICE is hereby given that the sum N of Fres 170.49, interest accerued on the iavested eapital of His Royal Lighn3ss Prince VALDEMAR'S Wad- ding AMe norial Fund for the benefit of worthy indizent personsin St. Croix, wll b> on hind for distribution on the 22ad October, 1223. Apilications for paricipation in this distribution, duly certified, should be forward d to the undersigned on or be- fore Octcber 12 h, 1923, on forms which can be obiained from the Despatenhing sSecretary’s Otffice. : 3 Dezpaiching Sceretary’s Office, Caris- tiansted, Bt Uroix. V. 1. ol L 8., 1D Septemboar, 1923. R E BARRETT. Desp tching Secre ary ¥ e NOTICF, LL persons who ar> granted a pension a from the Danish t overnment accord- ing to Law No. 874 of July 3llst 1917, par. 4 & 7 are herebyv requested to a, ply immediately for extension of the rigit to receive the pension in the Virgin Is lands, as said right expired September Ist this year, Forms for the application can be re- ceived at the office of the National Bank of the Danish Wost [ndies lin Christian- sted and Frederiksted, and must bpe re- turned daly fillea in and signed before September 21st 1923, W. LAUB. Acting Danish Consul General. One Aluminum <Cap for gasoline tank between Christiansted and Estate Herman Hill. Finder re- turn to Despatching Secretary’s Office and receive reward. THE ST. CROIX AYIS is printed and pudblished daily (Sundays all Holdays exe2pted) by 5. Johansen al the Avis Office. PERIS:-—SO c2nts monthly in alvance, 2 cenis per single e2py. Entered as second class mattzr May 25th 1917 at the Post Ofize at Christian- sgted t Craox. V.Lof theU S A un de the Act of Mareh 3. 1879. (Yo itribution to this paper will be glad- g received when the same deals with mat- ters of general interest, and is aczompa- ried with the aulhor’s name, as a guar- tntes of good faith The editor caanst be responsible for the vicws ofhis correspon- lents nor does he necessarily endorse them CONLIDGE WILL ENFORCY DRY LAW. President Calvin Coolidre has announ- ced his purpose to carry out the Harding policics. With M+ H wrding’s stwong pro- nounc:ments on law enforcement made in his Denver and Seattle addresses in mind, this declaration from Mr. Coolidge is reassuring to all eitizens who are stand- ing with the Government 1n its warfare against the minority who ar2 iatent upon overriding oneof the f{undamental laws of the land. President Cool'dze is well equippad to assume the duties of the presideney. He has sat in the President’s council and the cabinet andis thoroughly familiar with he administration’s program and pur- poses, His attitude toward law enforcement is well known. The messa ehe deiivered on the subject when as Governor of Mas- sachusetts he voted the 2,75 per cent beer bill passed by the legislature of that state, isa elassie. In that message Governor Coolidge s2id among other things, I'ne a thority of the law is questioned in thesa days all too much. The binding oblization of obedienc2 against persenal deiire is denied in many quarters. If these doctrines prevail all organized government, all liberty, all security are at an end. Force alone will prevail Can those entrusted with the gravest auihorily set any example save that of the s crnest obedience to law? Can Mas=achusetts afford to take any posi- tion which may turn out to be. which @.n a v here b interpreted to be an it of nu . ification? This declaration is in harmony with the No. 218 vertisement, IDS are requested for the following articles which are needed in the ad- ministration of the Christiansted Municipa! Hospital, Frederiksted Muni- cipal Hospital, Insane Asylum at Rich- mond and the Leper Asylum during the months of October, November and De- cember 1923 Chri-tiansted Municip i Hospital BREAD; about 1800 Ibs. per month. MEAT; about 650 Ibs. per month (tees, Veal, Mutton & Poik) Woon: about 1 (one) cord per week. ( HARCOAL: aboutd bags per week. Fredeviksted Municipal Hospital: MILK; about 1200 Qrts. per month. BREAD; about 1600 [bs. per month. MEAT; abont 500 Ibs. per morti (Beef, Veal, Mutton & Pork). Woob: about 1 (one) cord per veek. CHARCOAL: about 3 bags per week. Insane Asylum at Richmond: BREAD; anout 1500 ibs. per nonth. MEAT; about 500 ibs. per month (Beef & Veal) ! WooD: about 2 (twe) cords per week. Lepor Asyhion: BREAD; about 1800 Ibs. per month. MEAT; about 300 Ibs. per month (Beef & Veal) WooD; about 2 (tw)) cords per week. All supplies to be best quality, and satisfactory (o Hospital Ofiicials deliver- ed at the _nsututions. bßids should be addressed to Chief Mu- nic pal Physician, St. Croix, and to hand not later than September 25th 1923, H. M. STENHOUSE, Chiet Muvicipal Physician, St. Croir. One Ford Touring Car, with Selt Starter, Demountable Rins, One Man Top, and Bumper. Apply to ERIK R. STAKEMANN, Christiansted, St. Croix, Sept. 10th 1923: