:
®
o
Publication.
OTICE
is hereby
«<iven
that
the
sum
N of
KFres.
294 774,
income
on
their
'¥
Koyal Highnesses
Crown Prince
Fred-
arik
and
ZJrown
Prircess
Louise’s
Sil-
ver
Wedding
Memorial
Fund,
will
be
available for
distribution
on the 28
July
1921.
:
Applications
for participation
in
this
distribution,
duly
certified,
should
be
forwarded
to the undersigred
on
or
be-
fore 20 July, 1921.
Despatching
Secretary’s
Office, hris-
tia :sted,
St. Croix, V. I. 17 June,
1921.
:
W Tox.
Despatching
Secretary.
9
o
D
Publication.
[
is
hereby
brought
to
public
n>-
l
tice
that
the
sum
of
Fres.
522.624,
interest
on
Former
Controller of Cas-
toms
and
Estate
Owner
in
Si.
Croix
PETER
CORNELIUS
BIRCH and
Witfe
ROSALLINE ANTOINETTE,
born
Can-
tor’s legacy
for
the poor
and
needy
of
St.
“roix, will be
on hand
for
distribu-
tion on August
Ist,
1921
Applications
{or participation
in
this
distribution
duly
certified,
should
be
forwarded
to
the undersigned,
on
or
be-
fore 20, July,
1921.
Despatching
Secretary’s
Office,
St.
Croix, Virgin Islancs,
June
17, 1921.
C.
W, FOX,
Despatching
Secretary.
OTICE is
hereby given that,
under
N the provisions of a new Parcel-Post
Convention
entered
into
between
the United
States
and
Denmark,
which
18 effective July
1. 1921,
the
weight
li-
mit for
parcel-post
packages
exchang-
ed
between
the United
States (including
the Virgin Islands
of the Unitged
States)
and
Denmark
(including
the
Faroe
Is-
lands
Grzenland,
and
Iceland,)
Fas
been
fixed at 22 pounds.
The
convention
also
provides
thai
the
sender
of
a registered
package
is
enti-
tled,
in case
of loss,
lamage,
or
rifling
thereof,
to
an
indemnity
equal
to
the
amount
of the
aectual
loss
incurred,
not
exceeding 50 franes (approximately
$9. 65)
for
any
one
package.
United States
Post
Office,
Christian-
sted,
June
17, 1921.
B.R. LARSEN,
Postmaster.
S iX
&N 1R
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°
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~
Notice To Creditors.
|
INTHE ESTATE OF JULIUS GRILES,
|
DICIcASEL.
l
A
IOTICE
is
hereby
given
that
the
un-
-1
dersigned
has
been
appointed
admin-
;
istrator
of
the
Estate
of
JULIUS
|
GRILES,
deceased.
i
All persons
having
claims against
the
|
said Estate
ave hereby required tofilesame
|
with necessary
vouchers
with the
under-
i
signed
Administrator
within
six months
|
from
date
of
this
notice,
at
his
of-
|
fice at
Frederiksted
Fort.
|
Frederiksted,
St. Croix, V.l. U. 8.
A,
'
This 17th day of June,
1921.
¥.
COULTEL
Admanistrator.
.
s
Noti
~
Executor's
Notice.
<
PUBLI(T
notice
is
hereby
given
that
|
1. the
undersigned,
have
been
duly
appointed
the
Executor
of the Estate
of
.
BIAGGIO PEZZELLA,
iate
of
St.
Tho-
|
mas,
deceased,
and
1 require
ali
persons
.
baving
claims
against
the
said
estate
to
|
present
them
to
me,
with
the
proper
‘
vouchers,
- within
six
months
from date
|
hereof,
at
the
office
of
my Attorney in
|
the City
of
St. Thomas;
and all
gersons
(
indebted
to the
said
estate
are
respect-
|
fully requested
to
make
immediate
pay-
.
ment
to me at said
office.
'
Dated:
June
1, 1921.
{
FILIPPO FYELZELLA,
‘
Executor.
|
MCCANTS STEWART,
|
Attoruey for Executor,
|
Manecke Building,
;
|
St. Thomas,
|
Virgin Islands,
U7
S. A.
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SR
M
E
S
5
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NOTICE
i
o——
|
N
SUNDAY.
July
3rd.,
the
Dread-
|
nought
Football
Club of
this
island
|
will
line up strongly
against
the
St.
.
Thomas
Stars
Football
Club
of that
is-
'
land
on the Holger Danske
Ground
|
We
hpe
the
day will be
a
favorable
|
one,
and
we also hope
that persons
inter-
.
ested
in the game
will witness
this match
g
as it is going to be very interesting.
?
Come
and
see
your
Boys
defending
|
their
home Santa
Cruz.
FKurther
parti-
culars
along
with
the
names of
players
|
will be publisked
later.
|
(For the D. F.
B. C.)
|
REUBREN
J. BRUN,
;
Secretary.
AGGTION
WEDNESDAY
the 22nd of
June
AT 3 OULUCK P 11
wiil be offered
for sale
at
public auction,
to
be
held
in
the
Police-Stable-Yard,
Cbristiansted
-
=
Three
Donkeys
taken
up
(inpounded;
Two
on
Estate
Granzard
and
One in
Christiansted.
.
Christiansted
Auction Office.
Juhe
18'h
1921.
F. COULTER.
lN
reference
to
the
resolutions
said
to
have
been
passed
by
ithe
Supreme
Coupci! of the Labor Union
in
session
assembled,
it is hereby
made
known
:
1.
That
there
was
no
session
of
the
Supreme
Council
on June
14th,
tut
only
certain
members
of the Supreme
Council
invited
to
a
meeting
whers
Mr. Brow
acted
as
Chairman
and
Rev.
Barrow
as
Secretary.
2.
That the Chairman
of the Supreme
Council
who is the President
of
the
La-
bor Union
was
unaware
of
the
proceed-
ings.
as
also
the
Executive
Officers
of
the Union and
a number
of
other
mem-
bers
of the Council.
3.
That
no
meeting
of
the
Supreme
Council
can
be
convened
except
in
the
regular
way
prescribed
by
the
laws of
the Union.
4.
That, regardless
of whodisapprove,
the president
acted
within
his
econstitu-
tional authovity when,
after serving
sev-
eral
notices
on
Rev.
Barrow
to
vacate
the premises,
finally took
legal
steps
to
enforee
his request;
aid
the
Court
up-
keld the action,
in spite of whoever
tries
to set
at naught
the Court’s
decision.
5.
Rev.
Barrow
is not
at
present
aci-
ing Director of the
Educational
Depart-
ment,
nor
is
he
a
member
of
the
St.
Croix Labor
Union.
'
The
Executive
Officers
of the
ILabor
Union
refuse
to
be
led
away
into any
agitation
fthat
they
realize
is
bound
to
ultimately destroy
the good relations
and
peace
in the community.
Labor
Headquarters,
Christiansied,
June
18,
1921.
C.
CROWE.
Sec. Labor Union.
AGENTS WANTED.
N‘.
e
Candymaking
Business.
Start at home.
Everythm% furnished.
Men--Women.
S3O Weekly.
BON-BON CO.
Philadelphia,
Pa.