’the
District Court of the Yirgin Is-
nds
of the United
States:
Ghristian-
sied
Sub-Judicial
District.
"IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATLE OF
JENSINE
NEUMANN, DECEASED.
OTICE is hereby
given that the under-
N signed
has
been
appointed
adminis-
trator
of
the
estate
of
JENSINA
NEUMANN, deceased.
All
persons
having claims
against
the
said
estate
are hereby
notified to present
same
to the undersigned
at his office.
Nn.
59 Kino Street
in Christiansted,
with the
necessary
proofs,
within 6 months
from
the date of this notice.
Parties
indebted
to the said
estate
are
requested
to make
payment
to said
A. E.
STAKEMANN.
Christiansted,
St.
Croix,. V.
1. U. S. A.,
this Sist day of March
1923.
A. E. STAKEMANN,
!
Administrator.
l
Mails Close
1
for the Leeward
and Windward
Is-
lands,
Barbados,
and
other
points
by s.
s. Guiana at 9.00 a.
m.
tomor-
row, April 4th.
*
"OCAL
l
The
Native
Brass
Band
delivered
a
sacred
concert
in the
bandstand
on
Eas-
ter Sunday everlng:
the
programme
was
that published
in Saturday’s
issue.
A
few
of the
members
of the Native
Brass
Band
assisted
at the
forenoon
ser-
vice inithe
Anglican
church
on
Easter
Sunday.
|
There
was
a
sabbath-school
children’s
|
service
in the
Lutheran-church
on
Sun-
day night,in
which
the
children
of
the
adult
and
primary
schools
participated
|
with
recitations,
assisted
by
the
choir
|
with appropriate
sacred
songs
for Easter-
|
tide.
* Great pains
must
have
been
taken
|
by the teachers
to attain
the
successful
l
results
which
were
highly appreciated
*|
bya
large
congregation.
The
primary
|
and adult
classes
are
superintended
by
|
Mrs. Jensen
and Mr. Creagh,
respective-
'
ly.
Miss Viola
Petersen
who recently
un-
|
derwenta
successful
ovperation
for
ap-
|
pendicitis
at
the
Municipal
Hospital,
is
|
now convalescing
at home.
Yestérday
was
a rather
quict
holiday,
|
generally
speaking.
In
the
afternoon
j
the only attraction
was masquerading
on
I
the streets,
some pretty
costumes
being
thus displayed.
In the evening
the Chris-
!
s
LTI D
tiansted
Theatre
treated
its
patrons
to
another
stirring
instalment
of
the
Sky
Rangers.
This evening
Back
to
God’s
Country,
a six reel drama,
will b 2 sereenec
2t
St.
Mary’s Hall.
It is
advised
as
seing
a
film of high
entertaiping
qua'.ty.
See
programme
and
poste
;
‘
Corresponder
ce
Department
of Education,
St. Croix,
Mareh 31, 1925.
My dear
Editor:
The
grades
of all of those
who
sat
at
the
recent
Teacier’s
Examinations
have
been
forwardel
to the Director
of
Education
in St. Thomas.
The results
taken
as
a whole are
good
and
better
thiun
the
showing made
last
year.
To
iilustrate,
how
the standards
of our teaching
force
is being raised from
year
toyear
the
following is significant:
In
1921
we had three
teachers
holding
a
Prircipal Teachers’ License;in
1922 there
were
five; and from
the
results
of the
recent
examinations
the
total
will be
increased
to ten.,
The.individual
teachers
are
becoming
more;.interested
in their
work
from
a
professicnal
point'of
view and it is
evi-
dent
that the
future
of our
teachers
is
-ssuredj.if
they continue
to apply
them-
se’es
seriously
to
their work and
study
dilligently to rank first in theirclass.
Sincerely,
ARTHUR E. LINDBORG,
_
Asst.
Director of Education.
St. Thomas
iNews
Mrs.
Witttam
‘Russell
White
passt
here
on
the
s
s. ‘Guiana’
cn
her
last
trip
north,—The
St.
Thomas
Times,
March 31st.
Mr. Klark,
atthe
suggestion
of
our
editor,
promised
to
take
in St. Croix
on
his return
to the
tropics next year,
with
his dramatic company.— [bid.
Lieutenant
B.
G.
Holtom,
Medical
Corps
has
been
assigned
to duty
at the
Naval Hospital Norfolk, as eye,
ear,
nose
and
throat specialist.—lbid.
The report of the
board
convened
by
the Governor
to
make
recommendation
for the repair of the dock
on
Hassell
Is-
land used
by the Shipping
Board
and the
navy ships has
been forwarded
to
Wash-
ington.
lbid.
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
Lakewood.
N.
J', March
27th.—Mrs.
Carrol Wainwright,
daughter
of George
J.
Gould,
received
a
cablegram
te-day
~
advising
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pneu
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proposer
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this
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pro-
" 3 +.,
March 28th. —ln-
vestigatic
United
States
Tariff
Commiss’.4.
in the relatior
of
the
tariff
rates
on
suear
to
the
present
increased
sugar
prices
was
ordered
yesterday
by
President
Harding.
Vera Cruz,
March
28th.—General
Gar-
cia
of the
Mexican
Federal
Army
was
killed yesterday
from ambusk,
while
in-
specting
the small garrison
in the region
of Cordoba.
The shooting
was done
by
farmers
who
for some
time
have
been
under
arms.
A grave conflict between
the
Federal
Government
and
the
Govern-
ment of the State
of Vera Cruz is feared,
as
a consequence
of the killing of Gener-
al Gareia. e
farmers
who assassinated
him
are said to have
been
armed by
the
State
Government
for
the
purpose
of
supporting
the Stite’s Communists polie:.
Washington,
March
28th.—The
pres-
ant
speculation
in sugar
is not
more
at-
tributable
to
the
Fordney-Me Cumber,
tariff, the
Republican
National
Commit-
tee declared tonight in
a statement,
than
was
the
recent
speculation
in
Piggly
Wiggly Stock.
Declaring
the prevailing