(Continned
from
1s! page.)
should
eventually
oceur
within
his
own
yarty.
{lnder
the
present
parliamen-
ary
regime,
the
Premier
of ltaly ean-
10t be
overthrown
by
minority
opposi-
{ion parties,
but only
by
his own party.
Mussolini
arranged
this before
the elec-
tion.
.
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
Apri!
Tth—Ad-
ditional
delay
in
the
American
round-
the-world
air flizht
was
deelured
neces-
sary today,
as
the
result
of
damage
to
Major .
L.
Martin’s
plane which
broke
two struats
in landing
here
late
on Satur-
day
and
the
flicht
cannot
be
resumed
until the
damage
is
repaired.
It
proba-
hly
will
be
necessary
to ship the
spare
parts
here.
New
York,
Apri!
Tth.—Frank
Mar-
shall
of
New
York,
chess
champion
of
the
United
Staces,
upset
ealeulations
in
the
15th
round
of
the
international
tournament
yesterday
by
defeating
Kichard
Beti of Czecho-Slovakia
in three
moves
Al:xander
Alekhine
of
Russia
won
from
F.
Yates
of
England
after
Lhirty two
moves,
,
Capetown,
April Tth —lt
was official-
ly announe-d
ioday
that
ti.e Government
oi
the
Union
of
South
Atrica,
has
re-
quested
the
Prince
of
Wales
to
defer
his
anticipated
visit.
As
the
elections
are
fixed
for
Juane,
the
projeected
visit
of the Prince
wou.d
be
interiered
with.
Lonldon,
April
7ih.
-The
announce-
ment of the postponement
of
the
Prince
oi
Wales
visit
to
South
Africa,
which
created
o
sensation
in
London,
ils
ex-
pizined
by
Government
officials
on the
ground
that if His
Royal
Highness
were
in South
Atrica
while
the
general
eiec-
-lon
1s proceeding,
there
mighi
be
dan-
ger of some
procession,
or
other
func-
tion arranced
in s
honour,
being
turn-
ed
io political
account
by
one
or
other
of the
pariaes
in South
Alrica.
Coliean oore
and Cutlen Landis
UNIVliitr‘x.{i‘,l:\i'!i?:i'i?(Z'l’l().\’
Wborsaking
All Gtaers”
AT THE
WEST END MOVIES
TONIGHTAT8.15
g e
FRESH
AMERICAN EGGS
AT
“Marwin's les Groam Perier”.
ST
B ROIIX
2V
=
bb
vy
rmcysy
i
%g
4
g
ORDER
OF
THE DAY
-PD
i h
:
or
%
Tv
ot
X
¢
for
the
6th Ordinary
Meeting
of
|
the
Colonial
« oumeil
of .
! roix,
Ee
e
S
e
O¢
1-
for the fiscal ‘Kve,:.;,
1923--1924,
Fourth
|
Council,
Firit
Session,
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APRIL 14,121,
at onco'clock
p.m.
i
R
e
S
‘
1.
Colonial Couneil
Bill No.
19.
IFourth
Council,
First
Session.
"
Continuation
ot Ist discassion
on
Co-
|
tonial Counei!
Biil No
19, draftof
an
!
Ordinance
introduced
nv 20d
Mem-
|
ber
for Frederiksted
Town
(Merwin)
|
providing
for
a
revision
of
Public
|
Holidavs in Bt. Croix.
;
2.
Chlonial Cruneil
Bill No. 8.
|
Fourth
Couneil,
First
bSession.
Continuation
of
Ist
discussion
on
|
Colonial
Couneil
Bill No.
8, draft
of
|
an
Ordizance
introduced
by Ist Mem-
|
ber for Fiederiksted
Town (Jackson)
|
cieating
a special
commission
for the
|
purpose
of
revising
the
Code
of
|
General
and
Special
Laws
for
the
|
Municipality of
St. Croix, with Com-
|
miitee Report,
?
Colonial Council Office, St. Croix, April
|
8
1921
ROBT.
L. MERWIN,
Chairman.
THE
Lenten
services
in
the
Lutheran
churches
this weck
will be
as foliows:
:
FREDERIKSTED
Tuesday
evenming
in
Bethesda
at
8
o’clock.
Kwg’s HiLL
Wednesday
evening
at
7 30.
CHRISTIANSTAD
Thursday
evening
at
.30
A cordial
invitation ex'ended
to
these
services.
-
4
J. P.
CHRISTENSEN.
FOR SALE
'A%
Sol
|
;
iy
P
\l2
1
?
Gna Buick 4 Touring Gar
in periect
running order.
Apnly to
ERIK R.-STAKEMANN.
Q
*
‘e
Quebec
Steamship
Co.
THE S. S
PARIMA
is expected
to leave
New
York on
11th
inst..
andis
due
at Frederiksted
on
or
about
18th inst.
proceeding
to Windward
Islands,
accept
freight and passengers.
ROBT, L. MERWIN & CO.
INc.
Agents.
NOQTICE!
ROTICE!
“ ww
- i L ©
/
®
nan;
i,'-'?a:?"rn?f
Lor Th:
Tacle
S
2%
Snagial
Barzaii
For
Tha casier
season.
A surprise
just to close
off a lot of
assorted
goods
at
cost
price
only.
Ay
Pe
)
%
+
'
.
s
7.‘7
iNo prefit.
Just
at
the
invoice valug.
MATCHLESS BALON 22ec.
per
lh.
LONCH
TONGUE
26cts
per
lin
SUPREME
LUNCH TONGUE47¢c.
pr- tin
**
OX TONGUE
81.59
per tin la:
ge,
VIENNA
SAUSAGES
16ec.
per
tin.
SUPREME
CORNED BEEF
24c.
per tin,
HAMBURGER STEAK
(small tins)
13e,
o
-
(large tins)
Zsc.
SUPREME
FAMILY BEEF
17c. per
lb.
SWISS
CHEESE
40c.
per
ib-
The
above
prices
willi only
hold good
until 8 days
atter
Easter,
Just
call
at No.
22 King’s
Street
anc
make
your scleciions,
'l hese
prices
ave strictly
cesh
in order
to close
off the above
menticrned
articles.
If you
ean
beat
this
in
either
town let
me hezr from
vou.
Dy
s
g
j
VT
%]
*
A
"
LRich and Poor
are invited.
W.
S.
ABRAMSON.
b
ee
!
in
r
§
Fresh Vegctab's
Secds
[or Sale
at 5
and
10cts.
per pack
at
No. 39
King’s
Street.
Cahbage,
Parsnip.
Beet,
Carrot.
Onion,
Musk
Meion,
Cueumber.
Tomato,
Turnip,
Spinach,
Radish,
Lettuce,
Watermelon,
Alfalfa, Poppy
Ko-
ckia,
Cosmos
Astor,
MIXED AMNUALS, WAVES of gold
Mignoneite,
EVERLASTING
FLOWERS,
all
coiors
Mixed,
Ruta
Baga,
Pickiing Cucumber,
Squ:zh
Parsnip,
Salsify
Beans,
Peucil
Pod,
Black
Wax,
British
Won-
der,
Peas,
Bians,
Strincless
Green
Pod,
Sweet
Corn.
JOHN
ABBOTT.
Publicali
o
\J
{45
,‘u
rubdiication.
lT
is hereby
brought
to
public
notice
that the Government
hzs,
this date,
authorized
the
Reverend
ALPHONSE
J. WOLF,
C.88.R.,
to
perform civil-religious
functions
in
the Municipality of Saint Croix.
Government
of the Virgin Islands
of the United
States,
St. Croix,
27
March,
1924.
WA S ZANF,
Government
Sceretary.