St. Croix Avis, 1919-09-06, page 5
TO ST. CROIX AVIS NO. 204. CHRISTIANSTED, 6TH SEPTEMBER 1919. WANTED TO KNOW If Mr. Herman Hansen is an execu- tive officer of the anti-dog-fight com- mission ? If not, whence his authority for his Bolsheviki stunt in threatening to shoot dogs promiscuously combat- ting when he is on the scena? It is only natural that dogs, like the best of our- selves, will get to scrapping at times. and Mr. Hansen butting in on more than one occasion threatening to use firearms, besc~aks, we know not wether bluff or reason. Grrrrr. BLUNK and BILTEN. THE CHILDREN’S HOMES. Because of the return to Denmark by the Deaconnesses in charge, the Chil- dren’s Homes were temporarily closed. Their re-opening takes place on Monday. September 8. Miss Schoen is in charge. For several years she has been teacher in the public schools in the Middle West. For two years she has been engaged in kindergar- ten work in Po?]to Rieco. For the past two months she has been in St. Croix pre- paring the Children’s Homes for service. The house has been thoroly cleansed and painted with-in and without. …
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TO ST. CROIX AVIS NO. 204. CHRISTIANSTED, 6TH SEPTEMBER 1919. WANTED TO KNOW If Mr. Herman Hansen is an execu- tive officer of the anti-dog-fight com- mission ? If not, whence his authority for his Bolsheviki stunt in threatening to shoot dogs promiscuously combat- ting when he is on the scena? It is only natural that dogs, like the best of our- selves, will get to scrapping at times. and Mr. Hansen butting in on more than one occasion threatening to use firearms, besc~aks, we know not wether bluff or reason. Grrrrr. BLUNK and BILTEN. THE CHILDREN’S HOMES. Because of the return to Denmark by the Deaconnesses in charge, the Chil- dren’s Homes were temporarily closed. Their re-opening takes place on Monday. September 8. Miss Schoen is in charge. For several years she has been teacher in the public schools in the Middle West. For two years she has been engaged in kindergar- ten work in Po?]to Rieco. For the past two months she has been in St. Croix pre- paring the Children’s Homes for service. The house has been thoroly cleansed and painted with-in and without. Everything is spic-an-span, beds, bedding, furaish- ings and all. A Deaconness from the Baltimore Mother House has accepted the ecall to come to Christiansted. She will arrive as early as possible. Meanwhile Mrs. Rev. G. W. Critchlow will assist as also will Miss Critchlow. On Monday from 10.30 to 12 a. m. mothers may enroll, also from 1.30 te 3. p. m. The Homes v-ill . open to the publie for visitation Monday evening from 7.30 to 9 o’clock. The special opening ser- vice will be at 8 p. m. A cordial invitation is extended the friends of the Home to visit at the time of this opening. The Homes will try to becomea Nursery and a Kindergarten besides being a home to the children ad- mitted. Becau-e of the diversified ac- tivities within the Homes there will ne- cessarily be limitatio to the number ad- mitted. But in aceepting the trust from the Queen Louise Society the United Lutheran Church consents that there will be no limitation as to creed.— Com.