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$T Llk WBS $ 7 ST. MARY’S MOVIES Tuesday, July 3, 1923, 8.15 P. M, ¢ HAROLD LLOYD IN . “A Sailor Made Man” AIIOF IVia Q€ IViall 5 REEL COMEDY. frving Comming in “On The Traii®. 2 REEL DRAMA. General Admission. . . iiet ekes dNeeii ilile SEALICD proposals for the pur- chase of the Old Windmill Tower situated at Kings Hill vil- lage will be received in the office of the Public Works Department up, to, and including, 11 A. M. July 7. 1923 at which time bids will be publically opened. o The successfnl bidder will be re- quired to remove the said mill with- in sixty days from the date of the award. JOHN C. GEBHARD, Ags’t. Public Works Officer. C EGCOL ATTENDANCE REPORT NO. 42. Week Kndicg June 29, 1923. Municipality of St. Croix. Per- - Percent of cent of FPupils not Attend- School Cla s tardy. anee. Frederiksted Senior High 100 00 100.00 Caristiansted Jr. High 100 00 100.00 Frederiksted Jr. High 100.C0 100.00 Frederiksted . Publie 08.48 100.00 Diamond U Rural 100,00 100.00 L.a Vallee Rural 100.00 109.00 Peter’s Rest Rural iOO.OO 99 64 Christiansted Publie 9929 9898 l.a Princesse Rural 10000 9778 I'riedensfeld Rural 95.91 97.29 LOCAL The s. s. Romanita from San Juan via St. Thomas arrived here after 4 30 p. m. on Saturday last bringing seveniv-odd bags, packages, ete ol mail, and passen- gers, among whom, NMrsiA, Kirkete(p and children from St. Thomes. The anrual commencement exercises of the Caristiansted and i"relderiksted Ju- nior tlizn Schoois, held oa’Saturday night, were largely attended, the Chrisiiansted Theawre being filled to eapacity with a representative and highly appreciative auliencz. The program consisted of musical selections by the High Schoo) Orchestra; nrations, by six of the grad- uvates, three {rom each town, a spanish song by all the graduates of this town and a elarinet solo by Melville Stevens. C.J. H. S. The iavocation was made by the Rev. H. M. Piggotr, and benedic- tion by Rev. J. C. Peders2n of the Epis. copal and Lutheran churches, Christian- sted and Frederiksced, respectivelv. Mr. R. W. Skeoch pr._sided us chairman an. addresses were d:livered by him, the Despatching Secretary Barreit and IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNIT=D STATES. G'RISTIANSTED SUB- JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF LOUISA FARRELY, DECEASED. OTICE is hereby given that the under- signed has been appointed Adminis- tratrix of the esiate of LOUISA FAR- RELY. deceased. All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby notified to present same to A. E. STAKEMANN the attor- ney of the undersigned at his ofiice, No. 59 King Street in Christiansted, with the necessary proofs, within 6 months from the date of this notice. Persons indebted to decedent will piease pay the undersigned. . Christiansted, St. Croix, V. 1. U. S,, this 29th day of June 1923. EOSE A. F. MEYER. Administratriz, the assistant director of education Mr. A.® E. Lindborg, Itis hoped to be able to reproduce these addresses in these ccl- umns, also such of the crations as are available. The following are the names of the graduaes: Charles Brannigan, Clements J. Christian,- Theodora Dun- bavin, Lucille Fabio, Kathleen Feps-/ mark, Frznklin James, Elaine M. Lov- gren, Olaf R. Larsen, Leonicl Michael, Carlos Messer, Melville Stevens, Charles J. Sheen, Leoniel Williams, Christian- sted; Halvor Brown, Hyaecinth Gittens, Fugene Eenderson, Ingerborg Jordan, and Willem Moorhead, Frederiksted. The diplomas were awarded by the As- sistant Director of Education. DMuch commendation is due to the Department ard teachers for their efforts in attaining the success achieved. Yesterday afternoon the first of the series of football matches to be played between the Athletic and Dreadnouzht Clubs came off as asnnounced. 'The score being Dreds 2, Athletic none, Readers are reminded that Kindergar- ten Exercises wi:l be held at the Chil- dren’s Home this town thistevening, at 7.45 o’cloek. A silver oiferinz will be taken up. Remember tonight’s show at the thea- tre, consisiing of four parts of the popu- I&Eddie Polo serial *'l'ne Szcret-Four.”’ TELEGRANS. : ®37. CROIX STATION. San Deixo, Cal., June 27th.- An air- » plance in flight was refueled for the fi'st time here yesterday. Rushing through \the air at 80 miles an hour, Lieutenants Hines ond Seifert guided their eraft above that flown by Captain Lowell Smith and Lieutenant John P. Riehter, van down a forty foot steel wire encased rabber heose and within two minutes fliled the tanxk of the lower plane, The ex- perimen! was 1o preparation for the at- tenpt of Uaprain Smith and Lieutenant Richter to attempt to beat all air records for endurance. 'Today they plan to go up and remain afloat four days and nights. London, June 27th.—2 Central News despateh from Belgrade says six shots wera fired at the Jugo Siaviap Premier, Nikola Pachiteh, as he was leaving Par- liament, but tiat the Premier escaped unharmed. A man named Rajitca was arresied. New York, June 27th.— The early raw sugar market was unsettled, owing to the iiregulaiily of ibe fu'ures market. There were salos of 10,660 bags of Cubas to a New Orlians refluer at B 4 cents cost and freight, equal to 7.28 for centrifugal. Wg The raw suvar futures rarket was irreg- ular. There was renewed liquidation at the opening and first prices showed de- clinesof Tto 9 ;:iits due to the lower