for
an
extraordinary
meeting
of
the Colonial Council for St.
Croix,
MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1923,
at ONE
O’CLOCK P.
M.
1.
Production
and
examination
of
Pa-
tents of Elections.
2.
Election of Council’s Officials.
3
Rlection
of Members
of the
Munici-
pal Commictee
and Substitutes.
4.
Election
of
2 Chaplain.
5.
Election
of
Members
of the
Public
Cemeteries’
Commission.
6.
Blection
according
to Ordinance
of
17
January,
1908,
Paragraph
6,
of
one
member
to
enter
the Board
of
Management
of the Asylum for Lep-
ers
etc.
7.
Kleetion
of 2 men
to
take part
with
Government
in deciding
on the appli-
cation
to be made of the Golden
Wed-
ding
Legacy of their
Majcsties
the
King and Queen.
Election
of do. of the Silver. Wedding
of their Royal Highnesses
the Crown
Prince
and Crown Princess.
Election
of de
of
the Nuptial
Fund
of
His Royal
Highness
Prince
Val-
demar.
Election
of
do.
of the
P.
C.
Birch
wife Rosaline
Antoinette’s Legacy.
8.
Eleetion
of Members
for the
Com-
mission
pursuant
to Paragraph
1 of
Ordinance
of 20th September,
1911,
regarding
measures
against
diseases
of cotton piants.
9.
Election
according
to title V,
Chap-
ter
12,
Section
4,
of
the
Code
of
Laws
for St. Croix of a
Jury
Com-
missioner,
Colonial Jouncil
Office,
St. Croix, May
28,
1923.
A
ROBT.
L. MERWIN,
Acting-Chairman.
LIST OF UNCLAIMEDMAILFOR THE
WEEK ENLCED MAY 26,
1923.
Miss Elisa
M. Benjamin,
Miss Rebecca
Henary,
Mrs. Axelina Herbert,
Mrs. Rebecea
Jackson,
No. 45 King St.,
Miss Rebecca
Jordan,
Mr. Charles
Lethsom,
Free
Gut,
Miss Maria A. Lewis, Est.
Mt. Pellier-
Darly Hill,
Miss Rosalia Casilda
Matthias,
Miss
Catherine
Grace
Riley,
No.
30
Strand
Street,
[ritz Testaman.
.
Post
Office,
Christiansted,
Virgin
Is-
lands.
May
28,
1923.
B. R. LARSEN,
Postmaster,
51T
L b
2
Mails Close
|
.
for
the
United
States
and
other
.
places
via New York by
S. 5. Suri-
'
nam
on Thursday
31st
at
4 o’clock
.
p.
m.
BOXING
|
AT THE
i
2
®
.
Christiansted
Theatre
-
Saturday
Night
June
2nd 1923
odilifday
mlgnt
June
Zi
SOP
M
sao L O
|
Another
great
boxing
match
is to
be
|
staged
at
the CHRISTIANSTED
THE-
|
ATRE on SATURDAY
NIGHT June
2nd
|
at
830 p.
m.
We
are
expecling
some
|
very good boutsfulong
with the princiral,
'
which
will
be
fought
at the
opening
of
|
the
shew.
A!l the boxing fans
of
Fred-
'
eriksted
are going to be there
to see
thei
man
perform,
aud
we
are
sure
all
those
of Chiistiansted
will
be
out
to have
a
|
look at both.
This matzh
will be for the
|
Welterweight
Championship
of St. Croix
'
Virgin Islands
of U. S.
A.
|
Knockout
Brown,
the
present
title
|
hotder,
will defend
his
title against
Wil-
l
mot Bryan
so there
will be
a lively time.
{
The
men may
bex
at catch
weights,
but
|
we
hope
it
will
be
even.
Don’t
miss
|
your last chance
to see
these
two boxers
|
who
will display
some
of the latest
and
'
most scientific blows
of the manly art
of
.
boxing.
Referee
and
time keeper
will be
selected
from
the ring side.
Other
box-
.
ers will perform
after
the main
bout,
so
.
ecome early and take your seats.
|
PRICES:
Hoserved
Sonts
...
...
...
... ...00
licneral Biteante,
.
..
... ........00.
i
Children
10e.
|
Come
have
a Lively tine.
z
¥ CANTIIN.
|
POCAL
.
|
§
The
s.s.
'‘Guiana’’ sailed
from New
'
York on ¥riday
the 25th inst.
|
The entertainment
to
be
given
by the
r
pupils of the Christiansted
Public
Gram-
{
mar
School
assisted
by
pupils
of
the
|
Junior High
School
comes
off
this
eve-
'
ning at the Christiansted
Thatre.
There
.
will be
a
variety
programme
consisting
|
of
drills,
recitations,
dialogues,
songs,
|
ete.
and
the
admission
fee
is nominal.
|
See ad in this issue.
|
Movie
admirers
should
see
the
two
'
fine comedies
advertised
to
be shown
at
!
Qt.
Mary’s
Hall
this
evening.
Some-
*
thing to erliven the
spi its it is promised
|
that this prcgramme
is
an
exeeptionally
~
entertaining
one.
%It Is requested
advised
that in view of
tomorrow
39th
being
Memorial
Day,
a
federal
holiday.
the
post
oifies
will be
closed
at 9
o’clock
a.
m. for
the rest
of
the day.
It has been
commented
upon
that
the
gateway
bearing
a signboard
as eutrance
to the Distriet
Court
was
locked
during
!
the tinie when
the court opened
ard
peo-
'
ple wanted
admission,
yvesterday.
[Lhis
i
entrance
is the main
access
to
the
yard
|
of Government
House
and
as
no other
is
|
authorized
for
public
vse
tv reach
the
|
court
room,
if is of course
not understood
'
why it shouid
be closed
or
as
is reported
.
blocked
with
an
automobile
just when
it
|
would
be used
for the
purpose
for which
|
it has
been
assigned.
Itis assumed
that
.
some
misunderstanding
is
responsible
.
for this cause
tor complaint,
and
doubt-
|
less
o
will
be
remedied
pow
that
it
15 brought
to
attention.
|
OFFICIAL NOTE>.
|
:
Lieutenant
and
Mrs.
Roy
k.
Barrett
|
bhave
taken
the
house
at
No. 38 Strand
l
Street,
Christiansted,
(until recently
oe-
cupied
by Mr. Thage),
where
they
will
l
be at home
after Tuesday,
May 29th.
At 9.30
a.
m.
cn
Memorial
Day, May
30th,
there
will be
a brief and simple
cer-
emony
on the
water
[ront
near
the Mar-
l
ine Barrac..
~ St.
Thowmas,
when
a volley
|
will be #fired
by
the
marines.
At
noon
|
twenty
one
minute
guns
will be
fired.
|
The graves
of the Navy
dead in the
Mil-
|
itary
and
Western
cemeteries
in
St
'
Thomas,
and
also
at
Frederiksted,
St.
'
Croix,
will
be
decorated
by
flags
and
|
flowers by members
of the Navy.
1
¥
Correspondence
Christiansted,
May 28,
1923.
Dear Mr. Editor:—
’
Don’t
you
think
it
unfortunate
.
~
that whenever
any little publi¢c entertain-
'
ment
is to
come off
it seems
always
to
.
occur
on
the
nights
when
the
regular
'
theatre
shows
or
St.
Mary’s
Movies are
-
also scheduled?
We
get little or
po real
|
enjoyment
io this place,
just from work
|
to
bed
most
the
time,
and
especially
'
when
the schools
are
having
any
publie
|
exhibition
we would
suggest
that
1t be
.
arranged
to
have
them
on
a night not
. previously
engaged,
in
order
that
they
'
may receive
uarestricted
patronage
and
|
not be instrumental
in setting
up compe-
tition agains:
the
little other
public
fun
-
which is struggling
to goon
in
a
limited
|
way and
ourht
be encouraged.
i
Yours
|
WaLL-MNEANING FRIENDS
OF HEALTHFUL POPULAR I'IVERSION.