Publicat:
OTICE
is hereby
given that
the
sum
of
Frea.
170.40,
interest
accrued
on
the
invested
capital
of
His
Royal
Highness
Prince
VALDEMAR'S
Wad-
ding
Memorial Fund
for
the
beunefit
of
worthy indigzent
persons
in St. Croix, will
b:
on hand
for
distribution
on
the
22nd
October,
1223.
Applications
for
participation
in
this
d <trrbution,
duly
certitied,
should
be
forwarded
to the undersigned
on
or
be-
fore October
12th,
1923,
on forms
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Despatching
Seeretary’s
Office.
Despatching
Seerelary’s
Office,
Chris-
tignsted,
St
Croix,
V.
1.
of
U 5,
10
Septembar,
1923.
R.
E.
BARRETT.
Desp tching Secre’ary
NOTICE.
LL persons
who are
granted
a pension
A from the Danish
Government
accord-
ing to Law No. 374
of July
3lst
1917,
par.
4 & 7 are
hereby requested
to apply
immediately for
extension
of
tha
right
to receive
the pension
in
the
Virgin
ls
lands,
as
said
right
¢xpired
September
Ist this year,
Forms
for the
application
can
be
re-
ceived
at
the office of the
National
Bank
of the
Danish
West
Indies
in
Christian-
sted
and Frederiksted,
and
must
be
re-
turned
duly fitled
in
and
signed
before
September
21si
1923,
W. LAUB.
Acting
Danish
Consul
General.
SCHOOL
ATTENDANCE ReporT
NoO. 5.
Week
Endirg
Sept.
14,
1923.
Municipality of St. Croix.
Per-
Pereent
of
cent of
Pupils not
Attend-
School
Cla s
tardy.
ance.
Christiansted
Jr.
High
94 08
100.00
Frederiksted
Jr.
High
8530
100.00
Frederiksted
Public
91.45
100 00
[.l Vallea
Rural
10000
99 05
Peter’s
Rest
Rura!
100,00
08 42
La Princesse
Rural
100 00
9~ 00
| namond
lLaral
100,00
97 78
Christiansted
FPoblie
98 43
91 51
Friedensield
Rural
100.00
9163
ORITUARY.
Miss
ELIZABETH
MOORHEAD,
an
old
and respeecied
meombar
ol
this communi-
ty, died
at
her h»me
No.
16 Queen
St.
on
Saturday
atternoon
and
was intecred
yes-
terday afternoon.
The Episcopal
elergy-
man performed
the
burial rites und
there
was
a large funeral procession.
Our
con-
dolonces
t) those
bereave
i,
ST L
&2 Vlo
Grand Variety
Entertai
t
AT THE PARISH HALL
ST. JOHN’S SCHOOL HOUSE
-
3
TUSEDAY 18th September,
1923.
PART
1.
1.
Piano
duet
.........‘
Jilitaire’’ (Chopin)..........Misses
Rengger
and Brooks.
9
V0ea15010......
.
.
“Why didyou makemecare” . .....
.....Miss
¥,
Forbes.
2
Hedlation:-
o
Se
L,
il)1L
i
dablead.. o
8
o
e
MR BRI
L.
Gesiin
ks
e
B
Clasicet
#ols.
...
...
.- "Bohoihisn
1)
Wa1ie'"........
...
Nir & Rivera.
6.
Vocal
solo,
leomie)
-
...
«..."1
love
the iadies’
.........
s Mr.
G.
Edwards.
7
Vocal duet.........."
'Slowly & softly
Music should f10w”’..........
Miss V. Forbes
!
and
Mr. A Teytaud.
8
MUblsßl..
o
o
'The
DNGIBE DE
DROBES
'«
--«
v onv-samnt
iyraine
g
Reeitation
-«
-..
..
e
D
...
My Inehoa,
10.
Comic
song
- -..-.."'My mother’s
s» particular with me’”........ Mr.
A.
leytaud.
11.
labivay
.
.
i
s
AR
Y
S
00l o
Interval of Fifteen Minutes.
REFRESHMENTS
WILL BE ON SALE DURING THE INTERVAL.
YART 2
1
Piano
trio .-..-"‘Les
trois
Amies’’..
L -Misses
Rengger,
Richardson
& Brooke,
2.
Bong.
.-
co-rrirans
venne
ThHeßridge'’
.-«
..
..
ohv.
(..ol
MiE G, JBEREen,
3
l'{“,(:il'rlv()""L
e
......»....‘{\‘ll‘_(_)_ln‘ McDOna'd.
4
Planodust..
.....'Chargeof
the Üblans’’
........
Misses
Brooks
and Benaggor.
5.
e
A [arce
——
:
Taraxicum
Teitters.
...
..........(village
:A_Onfhecary)
Ligh
aiee
e Or.
AL Towlgid
M Bolus
-
o
e.+
-+ (his prmgssmnal
gassitant).
. ........
ME L.
CoOll.
Tom Trap
.-+
-«
x-x:++c
..o:s..(commercial
traveller)
...
*......Mr.
G,
Edwards.
Farmer
Wheatear
-
...+
-.ooocnnn ('fro.m 8anbury).............0
e Mr. E. Lang.
TR oot
sen
(lwn.te’rs’-w)te)
ik rsbiitisaiiie.
NE TNann.
CE
e
..-(Lydia’s sister)....
...
Tesa
i vavisSJ.
LONE,
Peggy
..ot
oceses
snnerees
0.0-
(sErvant
to Twitters)
...
...
....
..Miss
V., Farbes,
N.B.
Doors
open at 7.30 p.m.
Entertainment
begins
at 8.15 o’clock precisely.
PRICES
OF ADMISSION :
Doiarant Boaly
..
i
i
General entranee.
.oeee
o
ove
coeriieie iienn
caeeee
ol
e.ee
.. 20 cents,
Tickets
to be had at
Mrs. Canezata’s
Store,
where
a plan of seats
can
beo seen.
LOLAL
The
following has
been
received
in
appreciation
of
m-ssage
of sympathy
sent
to Mrs. Harding
by
the Vice Chair-
man
on behalf of the
Colonial Council of
St Croix:
:
MRrs.
HARDING
deeply appreciates
your
messauze
of sym-
pathy
and
begs
that
you
will
express
her sincere
gratitude
to those
associated
xith you.
The
s.
s. Romanite
from San Juan
and
Qt. Thomas
arrived
bere
at
2 p.
m.
on
S itnrday
on the usnal
ttinerary,
and
with
the
foliowing
passergers:
From
San
Juan—Mr.
B.
R.
Larsen,
Ruez Rufino,
Franklin
E. Jones.
From
St.
Thomas—-
Franecisco
Davila,
Elizabeth
Levi, Niels
C.
Albrecksen.
Anna
M.
Albrecksen,
Emily Earo
She
sailed yesterday
on the
return
trip
taking
as
passengers
to St,
Thomas
Mrs. Chas.
C. Lewis
and
2 sons
Antonio and Mario.
;
The
Industrial
Band
rendered
a
pro-
cramme
of good
musie
in the bandstand
last night.
:
The
s.
s. Parima
for New York
is due
at
Frederiksted
today
and
sails
some