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LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE | WEEK ENDED MARCH 25, 1922 Sarah (iéurge; King St. No 44, Mrs. Rebecca lsaac; Water Gui, Miss Rebecea V. James, | Miss Arebelia James, Marthina; No. 4 Water Gut, Mr. Christian Plaskett, ; Felipe Prado., (2) 3 Mr. Samuel Roberts, Miss Mirriam Stephen, Mr. James Teite; Farnr Hili Road, ; Miss Louisa Weston; Rattar.. . | Miss Vietorine Williams; c.o. Alfred | James, | Mr. Joseph Williams, L POST OFFICE Christi nsted Virgin | Islands, March 27, 1922. | B- R. LARSEN, | Postmaster. NOTICE. L e ; 1 The St. Croix Turf Club. seal | ENTRIES ! the Races ~n Easter Monday, Apin. |, will take place at | MANNING’S BAI on SUNDAY, April | 20d 1992 at 3P. M., at whizh time all | Entrants are requested to be present | together with their horses in order that | measurements may bYe taken and weights | allotted, ete. | O ANLEE, : : Sec. & Tr:as. | e .. O )"4 l BEAVER BRAND | 1. | ALWAYS GOOD. ; ORDER DIRECT R A .CADE ING., 6 Broadway, New York. N. Y. ’1 Paul E. Joseph SELLS THE EMANCIPATOR, : PORTO RICO PROGRESS, WOMAN’S HOME COMPANION, . LADIES HOME JOURNAL, AMERICAN MAGAZINE , MENTOR - j SUCCESS b | Subseriptions taken for these and thou- | sands of newspapers aud magazines pub- | lished in Europe and America. ; ADDRESS | 19 Eust Street, Christiansted, V. Islands, 51 & B NS -~ Albert E. Sonersille, Lawyer, | | Christiansted. | Queen’s Cross si. | ~To All Who May Be Soncerned. , ~ | ECTION 256 of the Income Tax Lz ‘ , requires ‘‘That all individua‘s,’, e t porations, or partnerships, in¢/ at- | . ever capacity acting, including le. ees | ~ or mortgagors of real or personal proper- ~ty, fiduciaries, and employers, making | payment to another individual, corpora- | . tion. or partnership, ol interest, rent, | ~ salaries, wages, premiums, annuities, | . compensations, remunerations, emolu- | . ments, or other fixed or determinable i gains, profits, and income of SI,OOO or | more during any taxable year * * * shaili { render a true “and accurate return * * ¥ . setting forth the amount of such gains, f profits, and income, and the name and ad- . dress of the recipient of such payment.’”’ J Employers in St. Croix, who come within the scope of the above provision . of the law, will submit the necessary reports to the Despatching Secretary, E not later than April, 15, 1922, on forms ' to be had at the office of the Despatch- | ' ing Seeretary or at the office of the - Director of Police in Frederiksted. | Government of the Virgin [slands of ~ the United States, 24 March, 1922. i C. E. ctAPPOLEE, | Despatching Secretary. ~ BOX''G E i :’ =L Lrolx Ma P2O, | FTER sizing up Champion Brown A and Challenger Jackson it is clear that both men are ready for Satur- day night’s battle, to be held in Chris- tiansted Theatre. This bout will go six rounds except one of the men is knocked ~ out before the sixth. There is an even ~ chanee for both men, so there will be plenty of action. We aiso expect some good bouts before the maic contest. Prices for seats 20 ets. 40 ets and 15 ets. for children. Show begins 8.30 o’ciock in the even- ing. Tickets on sale from 7p. m F. CANTON. For Sale ; » Proper 3 Gompany Street, with 7 : also cistern nearly | comp:. or further informa- t tion appty to : | H MO KE, : Christidnsied. FOR SALE. Large Ice Box in good condition. Apply to Dr. Van Gaasbeek’s residerce, Hill St. Just Received .:J> AlTr "1 STREET EMPORiUM GOMPA>T § i Viking Table Butier in 5 Ib, tin SWISS CHEESE, FERRIS HAM, § FAMILY SALT BEEF, . CODFISH, o FICKLED SALMON, Ground Colfec in 1 ilb. tin. CONDENSED MILK, BVAP. CREAM, MARIE BISCUII'S, ROYAL LUNCH, CEYLON TEA in £ lb. packs, INSTANT POSTUM, SALAD OI!. Christiansted, 29 March 1922. M. A. PRETTO. s ot (ML ' Christiansted Post Office EGINNING April 2, 1922, and until further notice, the letter maii for St. Thomas, Porto Rico and the United States, ete, w 0 g 0 im;w;n'(i oy she 8. 8. ““Marinz”’via Fredcriksted, wil) be closed at this office at 10.00 a. m. Sunday. This is only a eol'ection service, and no stamps will be sold: money oiders will neitlier be issued nor paid; mail will not be register- ed. nor wiil there be any general delivery of maii, ar.d the msail boxes wiil be clear- ed precisely at 1000 a. m:. This service aimis at affording the patrens of this effice e as much time as pracricable in which b answer important correspendence receiv- ) ed the previous afternoon and §it is not ‘i contemplated that letters which couid : be mailed on Saturday will be held over for Sundav morning. lthe faet that since the establishment of stcan.er ser- vice .the usuai guantity of wail has been deposited in the post office on Sat- urday indicates that Sunday coilection service is ret indispensabie, and co-oper- ation is earnestly invited in this effirt 1o further serve the public. 1f it should develop that the bulk of mail is heid over for mailing on Sunday morning so muoch ! work wiil bhe imposed on ihe uilice that in order to dispatch the mail in due time, it will be imperative to shoyten the hours © 1 service. T B LT Py e g = ,tgébnaly' BeePsae m & v