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LOTH
YEAR.
CHRIRTIANSIED
V.
1 U.
S
A,
SATURDAY
12t
AFRIL
1974,
SER\"ICES
in
the
Lutheran
churches
Sunday
as f¢llows:
CHRISTIANSTED
Confirmation
at
11
o’clock.
Fivening
service
at 7:30.
Sarvice
every evening
during the Holy
VVEL‘k.
FREDERIKSTED
Serviee
at
11 o’clock
Evening
Service
73).
Serviee
in
the
church
every
evening
during Holy Week.
KiNg's
HILL
Service
Sundav
at
3:30
p.
m.
Wednesday
evening
at
7 30.
A cordial invitation extended.
J. P
CHRISTENSEN,
A SMALL SUPPLY
OF
Pineapples
and Bz 1o
incappics
an
&Lananas
AT
ROB'T.
L.
MERWIN
&
CO.
INC.
FREDERIKSTED.
LOCAL
It
is
advised
that
Mr.
Otto
G.
Me
Donough,
Assistant
Uirector
for
the
Virgin
Islands.
Fas
been
a<sgned
to
St.
Croix.
Mr.
McDonough
is
a
gra-
duate
of
the
University of
Washineton
and
has
becon
doipg duty in St. Thomas
for some
months.
He
and
Mrs.
MeDo-
nough
will arrive here
next
week.
Among
the
passengers
leaving
for the
States
tomorrow
iaorning
by
the
s.
s,
**Guiana’’ is Mr. Arthur
Dauniel,
a
prom-
ising young
man
and
star
footh:ll player
of
St.
Croix.
He
is
a
staunch
mem-
ber
of
the
Dreadnought
Football Club
of
this
town
and
gave
exceilent
ser-
vice.
We wish
him
a pleasant
passage
and
a successful
stay
on the mainland.
We have
been
asked
to
mention
that
the Native Brass
Band
will givea
econ-
cert
on the
wharf tomorrow night.
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE JOINT SES:IUN
OF TUIE
COLONIAL COUNKNCILS
for St. Croix,
£t. Thomas
and
St. John.
(Concluded
from yes'erday’s
Avis.)
The Honorable
Chairman of the Munie-
pal
Committeee
of Si,
Thomas
has
not
stated
his d-finite olLj ctions
to the
bili.
{f we
are
going
to pass
this
reso.uion
the objections
to the
bill must
be
clearly
-
"q
®
1q
“
A?;iia}lNfbtw?
T the request
of A. E. STAKEM ANN.
A
as
E<acutor
of the
Estate
of
ALICK
"8
PAULSEN,
deceased,
will
be offered
fyr
sale
at
a public
auction
to be
held at
tha undersigned
Vendue Office
on
the
12th Day of May
1924
AT 2 O CLOCK IN THE AFT:RN JON
the
PRUPERTY
in the
Town
of
Chris
tiansted.
Island
of St. Croix,
known
a:
Nos.
32 Letter
A. & 31
Letter A,
and
No. 35 iz Strand Stret,
described
as
lots
of land
112asurinz
respectively
172
x 60’
and
103
x 60’
and
with
1
large
3
story
bailding
of
stone
and
wood,
1
Brick
building
of
3 rooms,
2 closats,
laree
cis
tcrn and
well,
all appraised
at 3039 00,
The ccnditions
and
all other
particulars
relating
t» the
sale
will be
communicated
at
the Auction.
C iristiansted’s
Vendue
Office, St. Croix,
April 1115 1924
L.
FPAYDE,
Vendue Director.,
&
i
ad
1
Dhare
Friede sthel
Moravian
Ghurch,
ON
Ester
Sunday
evening,
7.30
o’clock, the Sacred
Cantauta
* The
Lord is Risen”,
by
W. Herry
Max-
field wi'l be rendered.
ADMISSION:
Resorved 5ea15............
. 20C
Unreserved
and Gallery.....loc.
Pay at
the
door.
W.
ALLEN.
WEST END MOVIES
8.45 Sunday
Nignt
“The Ghost Patrol”
COMEDY
ALLADINJr.
. ”‘quUMISSION
i
o
No.
85
pointed
out by those objeeting.
The
Hon-
orable
Gentleman
s
suspicious
as
to
the
manner
the bill
was
broucht
before
the
Senate.
Why.
there
is
no
reason
to
be
suspicious,
the
biil is
there,
and
that
it
does
not
conform
to local
needs
we
are
all acgreed.
What
is the remedyv?
By
re-
solution?
No.
Does
the
Bill contain
all
that
America
has
ever
¢iven
any
of
her
territovies
or
possessions
in the
first
sta-
ges of
development?
My objections
are
the
same
as
those
of
the
Honorable
2ad Member
for Christian-
sted
Town.
A single legislative
boiy
is
recommended
for
ail the
islands
and St
Croix
is allowed
5 members
and St,
Tho-
mas
7, and
the Bth
Eleeted
Member for
St.
Thomas
(Rotsehild
Franeis)
savs
that
this
is a tyvogravhical
error.
We are
ta-
king chances
on
typographical
errops.
|
agree
with
the
Honorable
2nd
Membher
for Christiansted
Town (Canegata)
in his
contentions
and
I offer this amendment.
The
member
handed
in an
amendment.
2nd
Memter for
Frederiksted
Country
District
(Curry)
entered
the meeting
at
this staze
of the proeceedines,
4th
Member
for Frederiksted
Country
Distriet
(Andersen)
remarked:
Mr,
Chairman.
[t
has
been
contended
by
the Honorable
2ud Member
tfor Christian-
sted
Country
Distriet
that
this
Counecil
has
gone
on
record
as
asking
for
a
change
of
Government.
‘this
Couneil
did
not request
a ehange
of Government,
it
requested
an
opinion.
The
Speaker
read
rhe
first paragraph
of the
memorial
forwarded
to
Secreiary
of
the Navy
Denby
wbich
is
as
foliows:
“This Council
is aware
ihat
the
gener-
al condition
and prospeets
of the
Colo-
nial
or
Municipal
1 reasury
is far {lom
what
may
be
desired,
and
as
much
as
we
desire
to
see
a
mater:al
improve-
ment
in this parteular,
it is our obinion
that this cannot reasonably
be expreted.
without
a thorough
revision
and reform
of the entire
system
ol administration,
In
support
of this
we
would
draw
at-
tention
to
the
great
lack of prop.rtion
between
the
budgetied
revenues
and
expenditures
as
set
forth
in the upper.-
dix below;
as weil
as
the
total
fader
|
appropriations
made
to
the Virgin
is-
lamis,”
ard continuing
said, —This is
not zsking
for
a change
of
Government,
itis
only
asking
for
an
opinion.
It hus
veen
suid
that
all that
should
be
areued
today
js
ohjections
to the
Senate
Bill. That
ys
4]-
richt,
but
there
are
so many
objections
to the bill that it is impossibie (0 enumer-