TO
;
.
Mr. Valdemar Thompson, U.S:N.
1his
is to
inform
you,
that I intend
in-
stituting
a
case
against
you
for
the
wiliful
and
slanderous
act
committed
upon
my persen,
on
the
2nd.
day
ui
Uct.
1919.
O.T.
McKAY.
There
is
postedin
the
lobky
of
the
Christiansted
Post
Gifice,
a
copy
or
a
notice
which is
also being
displayed
at
the
Kingshill
and
WFrederiksted
offices,
bringing
to
attention
of
whom
it
may
concern
that
a
vacanecy
exists
in
the
position
of
Postmaster
at Frederiksted,
St. Croix, Virgin Islands,
and will be filled
by
examination
from
ihe public.
Parties
desiring to
take
the
examina-
tion for
this position
should
make
appli-
cation.
in
duplicate,
to
Post
Office
vlnspector
W.
R. Ryan,
San Jua
,
P. R.,
on
or before
the 20th.
instant,
upon
the
prescribed
blanks
which
can
be
secured
from the Postmas.ers
at Frederiksted
or
Christiansted.
The
examination
will be
held
at
Frederiksted,
probably
within
the
next sixty days,
and
each
applicant
will be duly notified as
to the exact
date
some
days
in
advance.
It is
open
to
both
sexes
and will eonsist only of filling
out certain blanks
in
the
presence
of the
Inspector
or
his agent,
and
the
wor!ing
of certain
simple sums
in addition
and
multiplication,
together
with
a
letter-
writing
test.
No
preparation, . other
than
the
submittidg
of
the
applica-
tion
blanks
in
duplicate,
as
abnve
set
forth,
is
necessary
or
advisable.
Any person
of ordinary intelligence
and
educgtifn
should
be
able
to
pass
the
9T iR
BN,
CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE
8.30
THIS EVENING
8.30
COMEDY FOR
ALL THE MONLEY.
:
[f You
Want
to
amuse
yourself
then
come
and
see
this
COMEDY
PROGRAM:
“Bawled
Out”
2
Reel
Comedy
“Cupid
v.s.
Art”
2
Reel
Comedy.
“Phoning
Phony
Photes”
2
Reel
Comedy.
The
3
prizes
from
“PEG O’ THE RING” was
won
as
follows:
Mised
...
..
aiisu
.08 HFIOTS
Ist. Prize SIO.OO
Mr Borawmn
o 0 .0k 228
Ereors
gy
5.00
Mr. Benjamin:........
..'0
Errors
ard.
'
200
ADMISSION.
ADULTS
Reserved
Seats
40
cents,
General
Entrance
20
cents.
CHILDREN —Reserved
Seats
20
cents,
General
Entrance
10
rents.
mental
examination,
and
applicants
are
.
requested
to
refrain
from
writing
the
.
Inspector
for
more
detailed
information
|
as to the nature
of the examination.
;
Applicants
,for the
appointment
as
Postmaster
at Frederiksted
must
be citi-
l
zens
of Saint Caoix, and
if
not
a<tually
.
patrons
ot the Fredersiksted
Post
Office
must
agree
to
establish
their
residence
-
within the delivery of the otfice
upon
no-
tice
of their
selection
for
appointment
~ana
before
taking the oath of office.
They
|
must be
at least
21 years
of age,
of good
.
moral character,
and able
and
wiliing to
|
provide
suitable
quarters
for
tne
Post
Office.
The politics or religion of the
ap-
|
plicant
will
not
be
considered,
except
}
thit
no
one
whose
political
activities
|
wight prove offensive
to
the
patrons
of
|
the
office
will
be
appninted.
No
one
|
who
holds
an
elective
political
office
'
will be appointed
unless
his application
|
is
accompanied
by his signed statement,
made
before
two
reputable
witnesses,
to the
effect that before taking the
oath
of otffice
as
Postmaster
he
will resign
from
all
connection
with
such
political
.
office.
No
persons
concerned
in a
con-
’
tract
for carrying
the
mails,
either
as
|
contractor,
subcontractor
or
surety,
nor
'
any
member
of
his
immediate
family
|
shall
be appointed
postmaster,
and
no
.
~
person
ergaged
in
the
prosccution
of
claims
against
the
Government
of
the
United
States
shall
be
appointed.
AP-
|
PLICATIONS WILL NJi BE CONSID-
-
ERED
UNLESS
SUBMIITED IN BU-
-
PLICATE.
IN
THE - APPLICANT'S
-~
OWN
HANDWRITING.
:
}
The
Avis
desires
to
convey
sincere
~
sympathy
to
the
La Bega
and
Hassell
~
tamilies
who were the
recipients
on
Saturday
night of
the'sad
news
of the
Dedication Festival 1919
ST. JOHN’S CHURCH
CHRISTIANSTED
TUES.
OCT.
7.
Festal
Evensong
and
Procession:
at
7 30.
Preacher
Rev.
Fr. Smith.
WED.
OC..
8.
Mattins
at
5.30.
Sung
Mass
at
6.
Festal
Evensonz
7.30.
Preacher—The
Recter.
Intention:
HELPERS.
That
Godwill
re-
member
for
good
all
who
devote
their time,
ete.,
to help
the
Church.
THURS.
OCT.
9.
Mattins
and
Mass
at
7.
Evensong
7.30.
tongregational
Meeting at 8 p.
m.
Intention.
THOSE
WHO
TAKE
No
IN-
TEREST.
That
they
may
hear
and
heed
the cail of the Festival.
FRID.
OCT.
I¢.
Mattins 6.
Sung
Re-
quiem
Mass
6.20.
Evensong
and
Litany of Labour at 7.30.
Intention.
THOSE
WHO HAVE SOME
IN-
TEREST,
BUuT No
ZEAL.
That
they
may
be aroused
to earnestiness.
“
SAT.
OCT.
11. "Matting . and
Mass
7.
Evensong
6.30.
Intention.
OUR MEN.
In particular that
tney
may
be more
alive
tothe
op-
portunities tor worship.
SUN. OCT.
12
Mattina
at
8.80.
Pro-
cession
at
9.20.
Sung
Mass
and
Sermon
9.30.
Catechism
2.
Festal
Evensong
and, Procession
7.30.
Intention.
THE
DEVOUT AND ZEALOUS.
I'hat God will give them real progress
in the spiritual life
Music.
Mass.
Missa de Angelis.
Kyric—Haydu,
Sanctus
and Agnus
Dei—Gounod.
Benedictus—Mozart.
Gloria in Excelsis—De
Angelis.
Sequence:
Jerusalem
et
Sion
filise
—proper plainchant.
HymMNs.
Melodies
from
the
ENGLISH
HyYMIAL.
THE
OFFERINGS,made
during the
KFesti-
val - will
be
put
to
the
Sanctuary
-
Adornment
Fund.
death
in St. Martin, D.
W.
1.,
of
Mrs..
Fred.
La Bega, wife of
he
brother
of
our
esteemed
townsman
Mr. P.
L. La
Bega
and mother
of
young
Mr.
Alian
La Bega
who also resides
here
in Chris-
tiansted.
,
¥
- The mails from New York, Porto Rico,
etc.,
by the Virginia, were received
here.
Saturday evening,
also those
from
the
Islands perthe
Parima.
The
'
theatre
resumes
shows
tonight
when
a
very
well
recommended
pro-