ON
THE
GROUNDS
OF
FREDERIK-
STED
PUBLIC
GRAMMAR
SCHOOL,
Friday, June
13, 1924,
beginning
at 4 p. m.
Between
the hours
of 4 p.
m.
to 8 p
In.
Tea,
Coffee,
Sandwiches,
Chicken
May-
onnaise,
Cakes,
Ice
Cream,
Cold
Sodas,
and Candy
will be on sale.
All Eatablzs
prepared
by
the best,
in each line,
1n town.
Invite
some
of your
friends
to have
an
a
ternoon
tea,
or
cold
supper
with you.
While
vou
are
enjoying
the
niceties
the
sweet
strains
of
music
will help
you
digest.
The
following
ladies
have
promised
their
eo)peration
in
helping
to
make
your
time
a
very
enjoyable
one:
Ma-
dames
Coulter,
Hagemann,
Broeklehurst,
Bjaelke,
De Castro
and
Dani>l,
and
the
Misses
Wescott,
Larsen,
Bstornel,
Van
Brackle,
Schoen
and Gillette.
THE ENT-ATAINMENT BEG NS AT 8 P.M.
PROGRAMMUE:
Mareh
“‘Governor’s Own’’...
C
B. Band
Mieeh Siren” ......4
R
S Orenestra
Recitation
'‘The Dear
Flag'’......Delta
Jackson,
Overture
“‘Arcadia’”
.J.
H. S. Orchestra
Dance
' “Minuet’’ ....... .Twelve Pupils
Overture
'Echoes
from
the
Oserms'!
.
.........C
B Band
Flower Drill, Song & Dance
""Sweet
RBrior Rose'’
.
... Seventeen
Pupils
Waltz
‘'Bliss Eternal’’....J.H.S.
Orches-
tra
Recitation
""The American
Flag’’
Archie Flannagan
Waltz
“'lsie
cf Golden
Dreams”’
(. B Band
After
the
above
program
the
sale of
refreshments
will be
continued
with
mu-
sic: t intervals.
FISHING POND,
TOMBOLA, AND
DANCING PARLORS.
Price of Admission
ten
cents,
Chlldren
five cents.
Chairs for .the
Entertainment
five ets.
Entrance
to
the
Dancing
Parlors
ten
cents
a couple.
Afternoon
visitors
will
be
supplied
with
a
ticket
for
the
entertainment
in
the evening.
A cordial invitation
is extended
to all.
Come and help a gnod eause.
You are
sure
to
leave
feeling that you
have had
a very nice time.
The proceeds
of the
Garden
Party will
g 0 (u our “'School Plano Fund.”
yTHE COMMITTEE.
ey
o1
X
AV IS
PROCEEDINGS
QF
THE
FOR
ST.
CROIX.
Fourth Council, Second
Ses.
ion, 1524-1925
(Continwed, from yzs:erc Iy's A vis.)
Item
12.
Letter of resignation
‘rom
2nd
Ap-
pointed
Member
(Nol
.
The
Chairman
remarkel:
The
Hon-
orable
Member
has
alread
/) left
the
is-
land
and therefore
1
assu
1e
that
there
is nothing else for the
Cou .cil to
do
but
to accept
the resignation.
9nd
Member for Christia isted
Country
Distriet
(Berg):
Mr. Cha
‘man.
While
discussing
the resignation
« f
the
Honor-
able 2nd Appointed
Membe
* (Noll) may
1
ask
what
the “status
of
tae
Honorable
sth Appointed Member
is?
ond
Member
tor
Carist
ansted
Town
(Canegate):
You eannot
a k
that.
ihe Chairman:
If a meniber
1s
away
{or more
than
thiee
month
his
seat
can
be declared
vacant,
but
a:
a rule it
has
not
been
the
custom
to de
lare
a
mem-
ber’s
seat
vacant
if absent
from
illness.
ond
Member
for
Christ
ansted
Town
[Cancgate]:
Ido
not
wa.t
to
deprive
any
member
of
his
seat.
I
move
that
we
proceed
according
to
he
Rules
of
Business.
:
At
the
request
of
2nd
Member
for
Cnristiansted
Town
[Ca::gata]
the
Cucirman
read
the
letter
¢
resignation.
90d
Member
for Ctristi:nsted
Town
(Cancgata):
Whenever
ame
nbev resigns,
tne
O
uacii should
decide
horw
many
dis-
cussioas
there
shouald
Le
oo
his
resigna-
tion
We
should
proceed
according
10
rules,
The Chairman:
I have
a! vays
known
alesignat.os
to
be subject
to
one
dis-
¢ Issl
n.
9nd
Membher
for
Ch-isti:
Isted
Town
(Crncgata):
1o the exse
of Dr.
Kalmer
<uch
a
hiiz
was
done.
loily want
to
gee
the
mitter put
throagh
in
a
formal
way.
4th
Appointed
Member
Blickwood)
remarked:
Mr. Chairmin.
uadersiand
that
the
resignation
wis
s:nt
in
with
the expectation
thatir would
32 accepred.
The Honorable
Mamber
has
already left
the island and gone
into
bu:
ness
some-
where
else.
[ don’tsee
any
reason
way
his resignation
should
not
be
aceepted.
No one reque:ting
the
wor
1 furiher
it
was
put
to
the
vote
and
' nanimously
ad)pted
that
the resigna
ion
e acezpred.
2nd
Member
for Chrstia
sted
lowa
(Canegata)
remark=d:
Mr C
airman.
IY
the
Council
gives
its
cogscat
J
would
hke
to
iatroduce
a
reso'uion
tolay.
Copies of the resoludon
ave
r2en passed
arouad
to all the members.
The Chairman
read
the
res lution
ard
said,—According
to
paragrapa
8
of the
Rules of
Busin2ss
a
two thirds
vote
is
L
necsssaryv
o oring it up.
|
It was
bac o t.e
vote and
carrizd that
|
the resolution
be furthered
and passed
at
|
one
diseussion.
9nd
Me nber
for
Christiansted
Town
|
(Can»glta)
in introducing
the resolution
|
said,~Mr.
Chairman.
There
is
on
tae
|
budget
for the
cuarrent
fiscal
year
under
.
item X ),
Maintenance,
Public
Works
|
Department,
an
amouni
of
$3 030
for
buiiding a cistern
in Christiansted
Sub-
.
sequently
that amount
has
been increased
'
by $20,000 and
both
budget
and
money
.
bili pearing
these
amounts
have
been
.
sanctivned
by the Governor.
That
money
'
has
been
obligated
but
itis
found
out
|
that it is
not possible
to complete
the
ecis-
'
tern by
the end of June.
|
As Chairmaa
of the Municipal C
mmit-
.
tee I rec-ived
a letter
from the Governor
|
stating
that
all
accounts
mast
be
¢l sed
|
and broks
balinzed
by July 20,
191
anli
|
thai waa
ever
money
re nairing
2nased
|
at that ytim?
will
revert
tothe
Federal
|
Treasary.
Lhisis gaite d fferent
to
form-
'
er
eastom:
formerly the books
wer> k»pt
"
open
uatil October.
In conversation
vi. h
|
the
Goverament
Seceretary
he
told
me
~
that that
will
not ba
allowed
her. after,
3
Aceordin £to the budget
submirted
[or
-
the fi:cal year
ve will not
be able
o
pro-
"
vide any fuads
tor new work, and
if this
'
monay
goes
back
to the Federal
Troasucy
'
all
the
efforts
expendec
will
be
of
no
|
avail.
Itis with that in view I introduce
|
this
resolution and
ask
the
sanection
of
|
the Chunecil.
"
4 b Momber
for Frederiksted
C untry
'
Distriet (Andersza)
remarked:
Mr.Chair-
'
man.
! have tistened
to the remarks
of the
"
Honorable
2nd
Member for Christi: nsted
Town
with
considerable
interesi
but
[
am surpriscd
that
he
has
not
been
broad-
mindzd
enough
to
include
in the
1-solu-
tion other
aetivides
of
the
Public
“Works
Department
also hkely
to
be
unfinished
on
June
30,
as
w.ll
as
the
cistern;
such
as
the
wharf
in Frederiksted
and
the compleiion of the repairs of the
Cen-
ter line road.
1 theiefore think that those
items
should
also
be ineluded.
In other
woids:
1
think
this
Resolu-
tion should embody all th2 asew
consiruc-
tion of the Fublic
Works Department
and
not the Cistern
alone.
ond
Member
for Chris:iansted
Town
(Canegata)
Mr. Caairman.
1 agrze
with
the last speaker,
but
1 don’t think bhe
ex-
pects
me
to
be
a
walking encyclop2dia.
I am taking
care
of
my constituency,
he
should take
care of his
own.
4th Member
for Frederigsted
Country
Distriet
(Andersen):
Mr.
Caairman.,
The Honoratie
Me nber occupies
the
pos-
ition where
he is kept
infermed by
350v-
ernment
of all that is going on while ther
members
are
not informed.
How
arz
we
to ksow?
This
is
the
fiist
time
|
am
hearing
that
money
appropriated
flor
these
islends
and
not used
by the end
of
the sisal
year
will revert
to the
Federal