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© C.B.Rice &Co,, THE TAILURS BARBADOS, Will send Mg, 0. C. BEST, one of theit Cutters to St. Croix by the S. S. Guiana on or about 20th April to show patterns of clo'h and take measure for suits from men who wish to have their sizes recorded by an expert Tailor. Customers’ own cloth made into suits at reasonable charges. Send a message for MR. BEST, Clo ROBERT ARMSTRONG to call on you. He will be glad to take your order. inn ! inn !l Attention! Attention.. 9 ~ St. John’s School House The Amateur Club of Christiansted will repeat the same programme of April 4th for the benefit of St. John’s Church. 8.15 o’clock AT 8.15 o’clock. Don’t miss this chance. Secure your seat early and avoid the rush at 7.30. Plan of seats can be seen on Wednres- day at the School House, from 10 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 5 p. m. FPRIUES Reserved Seats ............20 cents. Censtsl Entrance ... ......18 Children Half Price. C. HENNEMANN, Manager. EDITORIAL. it is puzzling to urnderstand how the Tribune could have drawn the conclusion that this paper is opposed to the present navy administration after reading our editorial of last Friday, in wkich it was rather clearly stated that under the pre- vailing economic depression in the is- lands’ firancial affairs, t.e tform of gov- eT € Lol A Y S ST. MARY’S MOVILS Tuesday, April 10th, 1923 8.15 P. M. THOMAS 1MEIGHAN “THE CITY OF SILENT MEN”. S UnTE e e s Toc. FOR SALE. ONE EDISON PHONOGRAPH with a few Records, A couple Mahogany BEDSTEADS, an old time Mahozany SIDEBOARD and a BRASS CHANDELIER: can be seen at Kst. ““‘Bonne Es- perance”’. N. W. THORNBERG. April 7th 1923. Mails Cloze close for the States via St. Thomas by Munson s. s. Southern Cross at 5.00 p. m. tomorrow, April 10th. ernmen we have is outr salvation. As the Herald promises to present its rea- sonia for believi... .. "¢ svstem of government workable, further discu. _u of this matter will be deferred until such time as our arguments may be pressed with full vicor. EOCAL It was announced in the Lutheran Chureh yesterday that the Rev. A. Jen- sen will preach his tarewell sermon at ‘he morning service on Sunday the 22nd inst. and that a Song Service will be held in the evening. A Confirmation Service was held in the Moravian Church of this town last evening. The s. s. Marina with mails and pas- sengers called here on Saturday after- nmoon and returned to Porto Rico via Frederiksted and St. Thomas yesterday. The U. S. S. Grebe paid a flying visit to this port on Saturday tor a deputation of the Colonial Council, consisting of the Chairman, the secretary and seven members of that body, also the eclerk of A] N ; uction Notice. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ARTHUR QUEALE. DECEASED. T Ihe request of A. E. STAKEVANN, administrator of the above entitled Estate and pursuant to o-der of the Distriet Court of the Virgin islands of the United States dated THE 117 H DAY OF JANUARY 1923 the real property belonging to the aforesaid Estate of ARTHUR QUEALE, deceased, situate in the Island of St. Croix 1n Northsiae Quarter Letter B. registerad under N il, 12 and 13 in said Quarter aud known as ESTATES ’s Jewel and Canaan, Batzy’s Jewzl aun Maunt Pleasant, containinz an area aggregating about 4015 acres of land with buildings thereon consisting of two dwellinz hous2s con- taining respeciively 3 and 2 roomns, vii- lage consisiing of 20 rooms, and 1 pen, livestoek comprising about 5) head of horned cattle, 3 mares, 1 foai, 2 muies, and 2 donkeys and 1 eolt. [nplemen's 1 low zart and 1 wazzon, will be offered for sale at a publie au:tion to be beld at the undersigned Vendae Oiffize on WEDNESDAY the 9th day of May 1923 AT 3 O’CLOCKIN THZ AFTERNOON. Conditions for the sale will be pro- duced at the auction. Christiansted Vendue Office, St. Croix, April 6th 1923. Fee Fr. 10 1} Say ten Francs) C.H PAYNE Vendue Dir:cor. the Council R. Fraderiks to meet the sec- retary of the navy and a party of sena- tors at St. Thomas yesterday.r The gentlemen return today on the Grebe. No statements have been issued by the Colonial Counecil as to what it had for- mulated to represent to the congression- al party in the interest of the commu- nity. The Grepe brought some mail from St. Thomas and cariied some on her return. Miss Vivian Peebles of this town has been given appointment as matron at Richmond Penitentiary. Tonight there will be screened anotger instalment of the Sky Rangers at the Christiansted Theatre. The programme consists of two episodes and two comies