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oA iy 3 L . % X 71 S Sy X ' & . i 3 \' i "~ . vi i il e- % ' { WATCH FOR THEM'! e ‘nhe following collectors have been appointed for the ..ed Cress Roll Call which begins today: " CAPTAINS: Mis. C. W. Critchlow, Christiansted Town Mrs. J. Dußeis, Christiansted Country DiS¥rici Mrs. C. Espersen - 5 i Mr. Robert Skeoch - “ . COLLECTORS, CHRISTIANSTED TOWN. Miss Kthel Adams - Miss Estella Jensen Mrs J Niles Mrs. O. Benjamin Mrs. G. Johansen Mrs. €. Uliphant Miss Esther Brown Mrs. Ozema Johnson Miss Viola Petersen Miss Alice Crowe : Mrs. Alice L.ang L.rs. H. Rasmussen Mrs. Jeanette Crowe Mrs. S. K. .auder L.rs. Emmy Schou Mrs. A. Dedricksen Miss Agatha L.ewis L < Blanche Sebatka Mrs. W. A. Dyer Mrs. R. Lowell" Mrs. S. A. Smith Mrs. Fensmark Miss Ilma Marshall Miss Imogene Siephens Miss L. Finley Miss Minnie Moore Miss Kate Stevens Miss Florence Freemann Miss Augusta Moorhead Miss Eulodia I'ioriand Miss Carrie Greenaway Mrs. G. G. Motta Miss Florissa Thorland Mrs. H. V. Hughens Miss lMedora Motta Miss Augusta Villai. Miss Alma Jensen : COLLECTORS, CHRISTIANSTED COUNTRY DISTRICT., Mr. Abbott Mr. Chr Espersen, Rev. Mi. Ogaard Mr. R. de Chabert . Miss Marie Hoffman Those who arc away from home when the collector calls. or who for any reason find it more convenient, may take out their membership at the Red Cross Booth wnich is un- der the Post Office staivs. This Booth is under the charge of Mrs. Alexander Hayward and Mrs. V. Hart on. ' Join early and wateh the returns, which will be printed in the daily pavers and posted on the bulletin board on Mr. Pretto’s store. 17th January 1921. ~ Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Mrs, Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Miss DISEASES DANGEROUS TO PUBLIC | HEALTH IN°-THE VIRGIN ISLANDS | Ol S A : '; During the month of December 1920, | the foliowing diseases of interest to the | public_have occurred: ; In Sawnt Crowx. . “Bberevlogis, pulmonary...... .. 2 f Wit Colloh: .. 16 ’ N e ; .8 | Dyvsentery, entamebic. . .......... 3 f e e : In St. Thomas. - St. John. f Maew 0T i TFuberculosis pulmonary...... .. 2 | Tuberculosis of intestines...... ...1 | Hook-worm disease (carriers).....3 | HARDY V. HUGHENS. l Chief Sanitation Cfficer. | eR RNSRR SPRI LRSR TETIRGR|ST TR o A CARD. The children of thz late Mrs. M. C. ;Andreasen wish to thank all friends and acquaintances who showed them sympathy and atten- tion during the illness of their be- | loved mother, and at her death and I burial. | The death of Mr. Amrose Marshal | occurred in tuig town on Saturday even- | ing and the funeral from the hospital on Sunday afternonn was attended by a | large number of friends. Our condo- ( lences are offered to the bereaved rela- | tives and ramily circle. The s. s. Korona arrived at Frederik- sted on Friday morning with a fairly | large mail which reached this town after noon. | The Virginia also arrived at Frederik | sted Friday night and mail by her was | received here Saturday. ——— __.. i ‘ The Post Office was simp'y crammed | With peo .. : ail cay Saturday. , ‘ e— | - § The Red Cross ‘irive was conducted | under the post office and through visit- ; Ing collectors yesterday he premises be- | Ing attractively decorated. [he Navy _ ! Band was in attendance. | { _Frederiksted, 14th January 1921. I S. S. Korona arrived this morning at | 6’clock from New York with the fol- ; lowing Passengers. ? Mr. & Mrs. R. G. Clark, Master | Clark, Mrs. 3. Nemsick. : | Fyom 'Bt Thomaa® Rev ¥ lartels, | Lawyer I} Noll, Mys .. Bdwards, Miss | L. Small Mr-. 8 Heale; idr. Geo. Brown P oMles Ann Small Mis M. Ruseel, B Cancryn. ‘ 9900 Packaces Mdise for Frederviksted 7 700 for Christiansted i % e A’ st. { homas Ne ws, S“RUNNING THE BLOCKADE”’ Un Saturday afternvon, the British coble ‘‘City Belle,”’ of West End 'lorto- I la. - Capt. Wm. Industrious, -aerived ! here with a cargo of bananas, potatoes, b ete. Bte.. On ''being entered’’, it was | however discovered that she was ‘run- ning the biockade.”” having bovze smug- i gled on board. ¢ | Upon search being made, pa. of the booze, which consisted of tiaree cases of whiskey, ‘and one of gin, was {ounid un- der the bilge, another vortion zniong a bag of sweze: potatozs, anl ye: a third poriion under some buncies oi bananas. The boat was immediately seized, and the ecargo of booze confiseated, while steps trwards prosecution for the in- fringement of the law providing against the importation of spirituous liquors in- to the island were begun. For trausgression ¢/ the law, the Cap- tain was fined $100; the owner of the . liquor, Brnest Martin of Tortola, $292, . while the cenfiscated booze was sold at - . public auction at the Customs Depart- . ment yesterday morning realizing . about S6O. The fines having been paid, | and the law thus far satisfied, the boat ¢ | was released. .ut we have béen made | to understand by those who should know, . that in order o eliminate the practice of - smuggling, that the authorities having . contrdl of che situation intend to apply more drastic measures in the future—the | confiscation and sale of the smuggler, ' perhaps. All through Prohibition !—St. | Thomas Mail Notes, Jan. 11th i T : Last night about 9 o’clock there ieft ! here for Colon hy American s. s. ‘Kay- [ seeka,”” Cap . Abrams-n, which arrived | here on Sunday last fro 1 Brest, France, * | with a cargo of silversand for San Pedro, | Calif., the members of the St. Croix | Navy Band drafted for service in Colon. i Mr. Norman P. Alexander was alsoa ’, passenger by her.-—(bid. i £ " | ITELEGRAM-~. ' ST. CROIX STATIQN. .~ Pans, Jan, 13th.- The complete poii- . tical collapse of Austria within a month . 1s expected in official Austrian circles ' here. It 1s no longer a question of . months, said Baron Eichoff, the Austrian # ' Minister to France today. Itis only a question of weeks, perhaps days. - Ottawa, Jan. 13th.—In a letter to a