§
Notice of Removal.
ROM
THURSDAY,
the
27th
instant,
and
for
one
month
after,
the
Post
Office will be
located
next door
to
the
nresent
site,
that is,
in Miss Sarah
Hill’s
pronerty.
When
the Office is
eclosed,
drop
letters
in
the
stationary
mail-pans
outside
the
present
office
as
customary.
The
mail-
pans
a'e emptied
dailv, atß
1. m,
save
Sundav
when they
are
empti®d
12.15
p.
m.
For
the
purpnse
of the
dispaich
on
Sunday
by
the
S.
§
‘‘Catherine’”’, IT
WILL
E USELESS
TO DEPOSIT
MAIL
IN
THESE,
RECEPTIACLES.
OR
TO
HAND MAILTO ANYONE CONNECT-
ED WII'H THE SERVICE
ATER 12.15
p.
m.
The
‘emporary
removal
of
the
Office
13 for
t
e
purvose
of painting
the
buiid
ing nov' occupied
and installing new
fiz-
tures.
Unitrd
States
Post
Office.
Frederik-
sted,
S,
Croix,
Virgin Islards,
March
22,
1924,
R
H.
AMPHLEIT LEADER.
Postm
Ister
SERVIGES
will
be
held
in
the
Lu heran
churches
Sunday
at
the
u ual hou's
both mo:ning
and
evening.
Kings
Hill in
the
after-
noon at 3:30.
Lthe topic will be at West
End in
the morning
SAME PECPLE
JESUS
MET.
In the evening at
Christiansted
BE YE RECONCILED TO GOD.
The:e services
are open
to all.
J. P. CHRISTENSEN.
3
3
1
PROCEEDINGS
OF
THE
-|
i
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FOR
S7T.
CROIX.
(Cor tinued from yesterday’s
Avis.)
Gove;
'ment
Secretary
(Zan?)
remark
ed:
M
Vice-Chairman.
I understani
that the
motion
made
is
to
el ninaie
the
last phrise
of Section
2 of the -esolution.
I would like to effer an additior.al amend-
ment
that
the
first
phrase
ba
stricken
out
also,
leaving
only
the
first
para-
graph.
In
the
past
the
procedure
has
been
that
when
a Committee
like
this
is
formed,
the
Government
has
been
called in as required
to advise
the Com-
mittee.
I
see
no
reason
for
deviating
from such
a procedure.
If lam
wrong
oa that
1 would like to be corrected.
Ist Member for Christiansted
Country
1.
L HEAOIxX
AV
=
“Wnat Wives Wani”
A?THE
”
Sunday night 3.15
An
obvious
tale
finely
directed
and
staged
in
X2eping
with
the
maaner
of
smart socety.
Ethel
Grey Terry
is at
her
bast
in this
familiarly workea
triangle.
ADMISSION :
Troat veate
...
.
.
000
N,.
District
(Jessen)
remarked:
Mr.
Vice-
Chairman.
[
am
a
comparatively
new
member
of this
Counecil
and
do
not
know
much
of what
has
happened,
in the past
in
this
connection,
but
|
propose
tnat
seven
members
be
appointed
by
the
Council,
and
that
if Government
so
de-
sires
the Committee
can
be sapplement-
ed with three
members
elected
by it.
2nd
Member
for
Christiansted
Town
(Canegata)
remarked:
Mr.
Viece-Chair-
man.
It seems
to
me
after hearing
the
remarks
of
the
Honorable
Ist
Member
for
Christiansted
Country
pistriet
that
his views
are
exactly
the
same
as
Gov-
ernment
has
proposed.
If [ understand
him correctly,
the
Government
Secretary
means
that
the
Committee
should
go
ahead
and
call
in
whatever
members
of
the Government
they
deem
necessary
so
that
proper
amendmeants
can
he made,
Ist Member for
Charistiansted
Country
Districet
(Jessen):
Mr.
Vice Chairman,
1
agree
with
Government’s
proposal
and
recommend
that the
second
paragraph
of
the resolution
be
struck
out.
Ist
Appointed
Member
Coultzr)
re-
marked:
Mr. Vice-Chairman.
[ sincere-
iy hope
that the
Council
will adopt
this
resolution
and
revise
the
regulations,
particularly
concerning
motor
traffic.
Members
are
aware
that
this
is the
third
attempt
to revise
the Police
Regulations.
In 1921 I introduced
a
similar
resolution.
I'be Committee
was
appointed,
but
did
not
work. and
handed
in
no report.
In
1923
1 brought
in another
jresolution and
the
Committee
was
appointed
but
no
report
has
been
received.
I
sincerely
hope
that the Honorabie
Ist
Member
for
Christiansted
Country Distrizt
will bave
hetter
luck than
1
have
had.
1heartily
recommend
to members
to pass
the
reso-
lution and appoint
a
committee
and go to
work quickly upon it.
3rd
Member
for
Christiansted
Town
(Alexander)
remarked:
Mr. Vice-Chair-
man.
It was
not my
intention
to
speak
today,
but
inasmuch
as
the
Honorable
Ist Appointed
Member
made
reference
to a Committee appointed
some
time ago
to revise the Police Regulations
I rise
to
say thatI was
a
member
of that Com-
mittee.
The
Honorable
2nd
Appointed
Member
was also
on
the
Committee
and
was
appointed
Chairmar.
1
do
not
re-
member
having
been
notified
of
any
meeting called by
the
Chairman
of that
Committee.
I
remember
the
Honora-
ble 2nd
Appointed
Member
saving
that
he
was
in
favor
of
incorvorating
the
Police
Regulations
in
the
Code.
1
agree
with
the
Honorable
Ist
Ap-
pointed
Member
that
the
Regulations
need
revisine.
[ think
thev
should
be
incorporated
in
the
Code
and
penalties
provided.
The
Honorable
Ist
Member
for
Frederiksted
Town
has
introduced
an ordinance
providing
tor
2 Committee,
to revise
the Code of laws
and
which
s
now
in
Committee,
the
Police
Reguli-
tions
can
be taken
care of
by
that
Com-
mittee,
Ist
Member
for
Frederiksted
Town
(Jackson)
remarked:
Mr. Vice Chairmar
.
The
Honorable
3rd
Member
tor
Chii:-
tiansted
Town
ils under
a
wrong
impies-
sion.
The
Police
Regulations
should
not
be incorporated
in our Code.
[t is a
mat-
ter that
is drawn
up by the
Police
Com-
mission
and
sanctioned
bv
Municipal
Counecils.
However
the Road
Ordinance
should
be
made
a part
and
parcel
of
the
Police Regulations
since
it is merely
tak-
ing care
of traffic on the roads.
Be
that
as
it may
I was glad
to hear
the
Honor -
able
Ist
Appointed
Member
say
vebe-
mently
that the Pelice
Regulations
needd
revision.
[
was
not
going
to
speak
on
this matter,
but since
he
has
rvisen
and
said
in vehement
terms
that
it needs
re-
vision I agree
with him
and
I
uree
thut
the
work
be
commenced
as
quickly
as
possible.
There
18
a
number
of
cases
befoure
the Polica
Court every
week and
it
is difficult at times
to teil where
ae
are.
I remembera
case
in
which
tioe
speed
limit was fixed by the Director of
Folice
at
so
many
seconds
from
one point of
the town to another.
It was very
inter
esting
when
a
mar
said
he
had
driven
over
a certain
aistance
In
SO
many
sec-
onds
| asked
hiin howv
he
knew
he
suil
“We
had
to
go
out
and
measure.””
As
the Director
of Police
has
gone
over
this
matter
caretuliy,
particularly
as
he
has
measured
the
distances
trom
one
street
corner
to another,
| suggest
that Ist
ap-
pointed
member
be
put
on
the
comwmit-
tee
so gthat
he
can
give
whalever
daia
he
has
at his Jdisposal.
The
Viee Chairman:
1
have
received
the
following
amendment
from
the
Honorable Ist
Member
for Christiansted
Country District:
AMENDMENT
to Colonial Council Bill No.
18.
Strike out Section
2.
Ralance
of Resolution
to
remain
un-
altered.
HOLGER JESSEN,
Ist Memberfor Christiansted
Country District.
To be cantinued.