St. Croix Avis, 1921-02-24, page 1
"'n“'.‘v i / & 2 /,‘-'G 2 'H;‘j . o~ = ; W s L - oo ’ TR : / ‘YN (ML I.OV ML 4A 4 . ’ 3 ~ & ¥ N ey ' ‘ 716TH YHAR. THE ST. CROIX AVIS : is printed and published daily (Sunidays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansei at the Avis Office. TERS--50 cents monthly in advonce. : 2 cents per single copy. 1 Entered as second-class matter Jay 26th 1917 at the Post Ogfice at Cniistian ated, .St. Croix, V. L ot the U. 5. 1 un der the Aet of March 3. 1879 = . St. Thomas News. It wiil be of interest to plea ure seek- ers to learn that the British motor-boat “‘Annie Anderson’’ of Tortola. Capt. A. R. litley, Jr., will make bi-weekly trips between the two ports, taking passen- gers and freight. Round trip $1.50 Charters wilt also be received.—St. Tho- mas Mail Notes, Feb. 15th. The contract for the mail service be- tween Po o Rico and her: by the motor- schooner ‘"Mystery’’ hLas not been ac- cepte{ by the Postal Authorities at Washington, inasmuch as other bics were probably wi.hheld owing to the schedule. …
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"'n“'.‘v i / & 2 /,‘-'G 2 'H;‘j . o~ = ; W s L - oo ’ TR : / ‘YN (ML I.OV ML 4A 4 . ’ 3 ~ & ¥ N ey ' ‘ 716TH YHAR. THE ST. CROIX AVIS : is printed and published daily (Sunidays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansei at the Avis Office. TERS--50 cents monthly in advonce. : 2 cents per single copy. 1 Entered as second-class matter Jay 26th 1917 at the Post Ogfice at Cniistian ated, .St. Croix, V. L ot the U. 5. 1 un der the Aet of March 3. 1879 = . St. Thomas News. It wiil be of interest to plea ure seek- ers to learn that the British motor-boat “‘Annie Anderson’’ of Tortola. Capt. A. R. litley, Jr., will make bi-weekly trips between the two ports, taking passen- gers and freight. Round trip $1.50 Charters wilt also be received.—St. Tho- mas Mail Notes, Feb. 15th. The contract for the mail service be- tween Po o Rico and her: by the motor- schooner ‘"Mystery’’ hLas not been ac- cepte{ by the Postal Authorities at Washington, inasmuch as other bics were probably wi.hheld owing to the schedule. As mor.2y is no eousideration in ihe matter, a steamboat to do the service would be gladiy hailed. Today, there is a new teader being offered fora bi-weekly serviee beitween here and San Juan, P R.—lbid. On Thursday afternoon last, there was a meeting of the Colonial Council held. which was presided over by the Vice- Chairman, the Hon’ble C. G Thiele, 1n the abser ce of the Chairman, who cane latc. Owing to ce:tain amendwents in con- nection wirh the taking over of the tele- phone system by the Government, and whieh were introduced by sa.ne, t e 3rd Discussi n on the proposed Bill did not take place. T I'he completion of the reading of the New Code of Laws was however effect- ed We regiet very much, however, that the last chavoter, 38, of Title IV, draling with illegitimate children, and the pro- vision made for their support, was not " more flly and ably discussed, provid- ing as it does such wide scope for de- bate, pro and con. At the next meeting those chapters. as wellas sections, which have been placed into the hands of com- mitiees, will be discussed, so that at no very distant date we may hope to see the new laws embodied in the Code put into operation.—/bid. SIOO Reward to anybody wh) can give informa- tien leading t¢-the conviction of the porson oOr - €rsons responsible for any of the rec.nyr canefires. Bethlehem, Fzis" #th 1921. WEST INDIA SUUGaR FACLURY. CHLUSEIANSE ) ¥ 1 e i HULSDAY 24tH FEBRUALKY 1921, DEBITORER. Franes. Bit Bankernes araitibeviser ... 3,750,000'00 Beholdning as Ms?'xt e 567,651'82% . i« Sadler.. . ... 141584000 - ** Fremmed Mgnt 1,587,764 30 (ndfriede Dansk Vestindiske| Kreditbevise: ..... .....; 255,380 00 . | . o 272,206 30 Vakaler paa Indleudet . .~ 600,805 B 4 e o tiglander . TG N Tilgodehavende h:s Banker og 3a~kiars i Uldlandet ... 7,732,70715 Forskellige Debitorer.... ... 6,151,862 90 Udlaan i faste Ljendomme . . 1,()58.883"15 % mod Haandpant og | Kavtion. ... ...+~...| 461,28935 Kasse Kredit ... -.... , 1,468,244j47§ | | Bygnings Konto: { 1 ‘ Bankbygningen ..Fres 50.000 | S 8 Ane .. 00 R 0 . Direktorboligen. .. ..15 000 ‘ —_— 127,675|00 _ 2,264/77% inventarie Konto" . -.. ..... |————=mis - 25,638.49287% AXEL HOLST. : No. 43 Den dansk-vestindisse iNationaibank. dalance DEN 31 JANUAR 1921. . m--mm_—————;f-—_—*—ri- o : Franes. it ' KREDITORFER, “Eeel Aktiekapital .............. ,000,00000 Eieservetand - . . o | 551,164365 Seddelemission - .......... 3.000.0”0;00 Sparekasseindskud ... . 4,056.021924 oy B indlgan ... .. ... .. ... 250890 Forskellige Kreditorer.. . 6,464,61240 | '.‘ Vindings og Tabs Konto. ... 642,100 95, . 2 | | ‘, l . JAKOB TORNQE. : AN Extraordinary General Mreting of the ST. CROIX CLLUB will bhe held in the Club rooms on Saturday March sth a. c¢. at 5 o’clock p. m. All members are urgently requested t» attend, as matters of vitg} importance are to be discussed. Christiansted, Feb. 21, 1921. For the Board, WILH. JENSEN. Secretary,