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fore Octeber
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Despatching
Secretary’s
Office, Chris-
tiansted,
St.
Croix,
September
24th.
1921.
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C. E.
RAPPOLEE,
Despatching
Secretary.
Cenoa
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s
Police
Not:
olice
Notice.
1.
The
Public
is
hereby notified that
in eve .t of
an
impending
hurricane
the
tollowing signals
will be
given at Chris-
tiansted,
Frederiksted,
King’s
Hill and
Richmond
Penitentiary:—
Two
sky
rockets
will
be
fired at
an
interval
of five
minutes
and
the huf¥i-
cane
flag (red with black centre)
will
be
displayed.
9.
These
rockets
when
fired
rise
to
a height
of approximately
two hundred
feet and
when
at
their
greatest
height
explode with a loud
noise
similar to that
produced
by a small
cannon.
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3.
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signals
will
be
given
only
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when it is
rezsonably
certain
that
this
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island will experience
a very
strong
wind
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and all persorsshould
immediately
pre-
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pare
for
a
kurricane,
when
two
roc-
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.kets
are
heard
or seen.
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News of a passing
hurricane
which
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is
not
expected
to
strike
this
island
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will spread oniy by telephone
as
the
roc-
kets signals are
limited.
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5.
The firing of
one
rocket
or
three
ory more
rockets
should
be
disregarded
by the public
as
those
signals
are
only
for the
use of the Police Department.
6.
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to the above signals
the
towns of Christiansted
and Frederiksted
will be furthér
rotified
of an impending
hurricane
by
a policeman
or marine
go-
ing through
the
streets
beating
a drum
or sounding
2 bugle.
C
ESPERSEN.
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Acting Director ofPolice.
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Police
Office,
Septem-
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1921, St.
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