Publication
Pablication.
7
3
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s hereby
made
known,
that
the taxes
!
for
the year
1919 for town
and "coun
‘ry properties
became
due
on
the
Ilst
of
May a.
c.
and will be received
at
the
Branch
of the
Danish
West
Indian.
Na-
tional
Bank
at Christiansted
for the
town
and
country
district
of
Christiansted.
and
at
the Frederiksted
Branch
for
the
town
and
country
distriet
of
Frederik-
sted.
.
At the
expiration
of
the
month
of
August
the
lis.of
arrears
will be
for-
warded
to tne Sheriff
fur further
meas-
ures.
Government
of the
Virgio Istands
of
the
United
States,
St.
Croix,
August
17.
18720,
FRED. .B. COLEY,
Despatching
Secretary.
¢
3
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*
" üblication.
T
is
hereby
brought
to
public
wnctice
I that
the
Letters
Patent
which
were
recorded
in
the
United
States
Pa-
tent*.
Office,
Washington,
D.
€.,
on 13
January
1920, in
the
name
of
the
Gil-
lette Safety
Razor
Company,
a
corpora-
ticn u.gauiacd
auu
CAISUILE
unaer
the
laws
ol
Massachusetts,
and
patent
cer-
tificate
No.
1,328,024
issued
therefor,
has
(his dute
been
rogistered
in
tne office
of the
Government
Secretary
of the
Vir-
gin Islands
of
the
United States,
at
St.
Thomas,
in
accordance
with {orovisions
contained
in
regulations
issueq
by
the
GGovernor
on 30 June
1520.
Government
of
the
Virgin Islands
of
the
United
States,
St.
Thomas
7 August
1920.
_
C.
C. TIMMONS,
GGovernment
Secretary.
DISEASES
DANGEROUS TO PUBLIC
HEALTH IN THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS
OEL.
5.
A.
During
the
month
of
July
1920,
the following diseases
of interest
to the
public
have
ocecurred:
In Seint
Croix.
Dysentery
entamebic
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12
Filafiaais.
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L oo
Leprosy
..
e s
e
Mumps -.«
.
iwis
doae
e
e
il
Traehoma
o
oot
0
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W
Tuberculosis
pulmonary
....
...-.
b
Hook-worm
disease
-
-.......
<.
2
Whooping
covgh. ..osy
oo
B
In St.
Thomas.
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Dengue... i
e slae
ei F
Dysentery,
entamebic
...
.-....
-2
Fishpoigoning’
ia
ol
o om
sS i)
Tubereulosis pulmonary..
4 (1 imported)
Malacia:
-5
v
bk
2 el
.
H. V.
HUGHENS.
Chief Sanitation
Officer.
St. Croix;
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Publicat:
üblication.
T is hereby brought
to public notice
that
l the trade
mark shown below, which was
gistered
in the
United States
Patent
Office.
Washington,
D.
~.,
on 27 August
1912,
in
the
name
of
the
Auto
Strop
Safety
Razor
Company,
a
-corporation
organized
and existing
under
the
laws of
the
State of New
York,
and
trade-mark
certificate
No.
88,048,
issued
t erefor,
has
this
date
been
registered
in. the
Office
of
the
Government
Secretary
of
the Virgin_ Islands
of
the
United
States,
at
St.
Thomas,
in
accordance
with
the
provisions
contained
in regulations issued
by
the
Grovernor,
Aj £
LBB e
A e &a3
Gov
roment
of the
Virgin Islands
of
the
United
States,
St. Thomas,
31 July
1920.
C. C. TIMMONS,
Government
Secretary.
®
@
Publication.
]’l. is
hereby
brought
to
public
notice
j hat
the
(rade
Imark .s'uuwu
be}ph‘.
which
was registered
in
the
United
States
Patent
Office, Washington,
D. C.,
on
24
September
1912,
in the
name
of
the
Auto
Strop
Safety
Razor Company,
a
corporation
organized
and existing
un-
der the laws
of the
State
of New York
and
trade-mark
certificate
No.
88,449,
issued
therefor.,
has
this
date
been
régistered
in
the
office
of
the
Gov-
ernment
Seeretary
ol the Virgin Islands
of
the United
States
at
St.
Thomas,
in
accordance,with
the
provisions contained
in regulati(:’hs
issued
by the Governor.
?W
ea
Vg
A
e T
S
vaiet
Government
of
the Virgin-Islands
of
the
United
States
St
Thomas,
31 July
1520.
:
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;
C.
C. TIMMONS.
Government
Secretary.
Since
the publication of our news
item
of yesterday
in regard
to
the
co-opera-
tive
grocery
at
Bethlehem
and
the
cheap price
of«Danish butter,
it
is
dis-
closed
thia: it was-not
Danish
butter after
all,
but
a
first grade
American
butter
Viking brand
which
is being retailedfin
town
at $1.20
to $1.35
a pound;
so
as ar
price
concerned,
our
remarks
were
not
out
of place.
Another
thing
we
learn
is,
that
the
butter
in
question
was
bought
of none cther
than
our
esteemed
and
veteran
grocer
Mr. M.
A
Pretto
The Past
And Present.
e
80,
By
3
My wife and
1 tivedall aione
-
;
In alittle brown
hut
we
ealled
our own,
She loved rum and
1 loved gin
And that’s the
way the row
begin
Cho:—Ha!
ha!
ha!
it’s you and
me,
Little
brown
jug
1
do
love
thee.
When
1 go to foreign land
I’ll take my little brown jug in
me hand,
Sit down under
a shady
tree; &
Qh!
little brown
jug [ do love thec.,
If I'had
a
cow that
gave :such milk
%
I’ld dress
my wife .in
the best f silk;
Feed
her on both
cats
and hay,
And milk
her fifty times
a day.
:
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L
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*
“‘Prohibition’’ stands
in contrast
now
:
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With Milk and
Cream
from
the
Cruzian
cow,
Light
wines
and
beer’s
a
terrible
sneer
For the wives and
lives
we
love so
dear.
Clear heads
and
eyes,
will always
shin:
And don’t forget the
thoughtfu!
mind;
Une: Sam,
how good it is of you
Three
cheers
for the red,
white and
blue.
Now boys take sheor
von’li naver
loge
Let all say ‘‘dry’’and
none
say
'‘booz~;"’
Your truest
friend you’'re sure
to
see
Is this old rascal—H.
C.
B
whose
name
ems
never
to be
absent
where
a fair
¢heap
deal
is in
question.
Say what
you will
Mr. Pretto
has
stood
by
the consumer
right along. seliing
his
goods
quickly
at
small
:rofits.
Today
he is the cheapest
suzar
merchant
in the
town,
selling
at
retail
even
below
the
price
fixed by the
Food Commission,
and
making
special.
prices
fcr
moderate
quantities of fine grade
sugar.
;
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‘TELEGRAMS
-
BE CROLX STALILON.
(Delayed In Transmission).
London,
Aug. 9th.—The
Polish
Govt.
is leaving
Warsaw,
it
is
asserted
in
a
wireles;
message
from
Moscow
receiv-
ed here
this morning.
&
London,
Aug. 9th.- The Russian
80l
shevist
apparently
have broken
the
Po-
lish lines
near- the
East
Prussian
fron-
tier,
and the Soviet
cavalry patrol
have
swept
forward
in
a
great
encircling
movement.
North,
iu
the
centre
of
the Polish
front,
the Soviet
armies
also
seem
to
have torn
a
ereat
gap
in
the
defences
of Warsaw.
Warsaw,
Aug. 9th
The
Foreign
Le
gations
in
Warsaw
lef:
for Posen
last
night
by a special
train.
London,
Aug.
9th. —There is
deep_an-
xiety prevailing in this
morning
newspa-