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“Where The Clues Cross.”
Episode
No
15:
“The Flaming
Death.”
For
the
last
time
Herbert
Rawlinson
and
Margaret
Marsh
as Craig Kennedy
and
Anita Carter.
:
Whom
do you think
* Avion’ was?
Try
to guess.
and don’t matter
how
good you
guess,
you will be highly
surprised,
when
you
see
the truth
Beginning.
Beginning.
Beginning.
“Th
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The
Submarine”
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NOTICE -
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ÜBLJC notice
is hereby given
that the
annual
examination of applicants
for
B
teachers’
licenses
will
be
held
on
March 21, 22, & 23,
1921.
Any citizen of
tne United Stares
or
of
the Virgin Islands,
over
sixteen
ycars
of
age,
who is known
to be
a person
of good.
moral character,
is eligible-to sit
at
these
|
examinations.
:
Information
regarding
said
€ Xxamina-
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tions
may
be obtained
from the
Director
|
of Education
or the
Assistant
Director of
|
Education.
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DANIEL R. NASE,
!
Director of Education.
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The
s.
s
‘'‘Parima’
is
expected
to
leave New
York
to-day (20th)
for
these
islands,
omitting
Demerara.
BANKING ABROAD
In
a
pamphict,
entitied
A
Message
from
Mexico,
issued
by
the
American
Exchange
Nuational
Bank,
New
York
we
read
the
tollowing
about
Banking
conditions
1n Mexico.
Viz:
"The banking
situation
is in fact
very-
serious.
The
chick
pea
growers,
whose
crop this
vear
is
plentiful,
the farmers
who
this.
year
are
harvesting
more
wheat
than
in
any
previous
year,
the
cotton
planters,
whose
production
will
exceed
a
million bales,
and
the
hemp
‘planters
ili are
actually
being
erashed
b:
the
mcney
'enders,
middieinen
and
profiteers.
They
are
selling
their
pro-
~
ducts
at
half
price,
while
the
middle-
~
men
and
profiteers
sell
at double prices.
’L
The
business
men
in
general
in Mexi-
"
c¢o
consider
themselves
fortunate
if
|
'they
succeed
in obtaining
loans
at
sor
6
per
cent
per
month.
Under such:
~
counditions,
business
is
terribly
handi-
'
capped,
and
this
elearly
explains
the
~
great
contraction
of
business
at
pre-
~
sepl in
Mexico,
and
shows
the pressing
-
need
of rehabilitating
the
banks
in
or-
der to renew
and #stimulate trade.”’
|
Six pec
cent interest,
per month!
Suppose
our
planters
and
merchants
were
up against similar conditions!
OFFICIAL NEWS,
October
19, 1920.
|
(Governor
Oman
attended
the
meeting
of the Colonial Counecil for the Municipal-
ity of St.
Croix yesterday.
He was
ac-
companied
by
Government
Secretary
[immons.
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e
e
r
/
Ensiga
Charles
W. Fox, Supply Corps.
U.
S. Navy,
entered
upon
duty
as
Des-
patching
Secretary
in St. Croix, yester-
day.
Judge
Malmin -who ha
been
ill in
the
hMunieipal Hosgpital,
St.
Thomas,
return-
ed
toSt.
Croix
'on
the
U.
S
S.
Vixen
yesterday.
_
vernment
Attorney Keyser
returned
to St.
Croix vesterday.
He
will
return
to
St. Thomas
probably the latter part of
this waek.
Lieatenant
Donald
R.
Evans
U.
S.
Navy.
is
expected
to
arrive
sonn
from
leave
in
the
States.
The
U
K. S Gu'fpori
is
expected
to
acrive daring the next few days and
will
be fullowed shortly by
the
U.
S. 8.
Han-
cock.
/
Frederiksted,
St. Croix, V. I. U. S.
October
18th 1920.
The
S.
S.
“*Korona’’ arrived
at
this
port. at6 o’clock
a.
m.
with a
cargo
of
approximately
1,400
packages
for
the
island
:
Her
passengers
were:
From
New
York:—Mrs.
Mary
Greene,
Vir. &
Mrs.
Holger
Jessen,
Miss
Lizzie
Overmann,
Mr.
&
Mrs.
Geo.
Beckles,
Mr.
Hans
Larsen,
Mr. Edward
Gedde,
Mr.
Chas.
Pelton,
Mr. Wilberforce.
;
From
St.
Thomas:
—Miss L.
Wiewall,
Pedro
A. Pasan,
Roman
Gomez,
Andrew
B. Crosas,
Mr.
W. C. Barry,
Miss
Helen
Golden,
Mr. Harry Halliday, Mrs.
Otilla
Thompson,
Wilford
Pedro,
Frederik
Innis,
Venetia
Roberts,
Mrs.
Louisa
Baady.
ot
She
brought
also
a
very
large
mail
fyom the States.
Unloading
completed
about
4
p.
m.*
Ship sailed
one hour after
for Windward
Islands.
The Schooner
‘'Virg.nia’’ arrived this
morning
about
12.30
from
San
Juan,
Porto Rico viaSt.
Thomas
Due
to
pre-
vailing
ecalm
weather
she
arrived
later
than
is
her
usual
custom. . She
also
brought
some
United States
maii.
Other
mail
received
from her
from Porto
Rico
and
St.
Thomas.
The
following
were
her incoming passengers:
=
From Porto Rico,— Marjana
W. Woods,
Alice
Fyrsters,
Andrey
Fyrsters,
Theo-
dore Fyrsters,
Cyril Fyrsters.
From-
St.
Thomas:—Miss
Georgiana
Cornelius;
Mrs.
Annie
Samuel,
Mrs..
Rosanna
Ford,
Mrs. Lillian Bodkin.
Despite
the
calm
she
sailed
on
the
return trip at 9 o’clock a.
m.
:
Passengers
for Porto Rico: —E.
F.
Gar-
!
land.
Mr. & Mrs.
C. Bjerg & child, Vi