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FRIDAY 15t
DECEMBER
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for the
4th
Ordinary Meeting
of
the Colonial
Council for St.
Croeix,
MONDAY, DECEMBER
18,
1922,
at ONE O’CLOCK
P.
M.
1. _Colonial Ceuncil Bill No.
21.
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Continuation
ofi2nd
Discussion
on
Colonial
Ccunecil
Bill No.
21,
draft
of an
Ordinance
intrcduced
by
Gov-
ernment
providing for the protection
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of wild biids and deer,
with Commit-
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tee Report.
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9.
Ratification of fees
tixed for services
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parformed
by
the Law
Courts
pur-
suant
to Section
£B, Chapter I,
Ti'le
:
I of the Code of Laws for St.
Croix.
3.
Cclonial Council Bill No. 14.
Continuation of 2ad Discussion
on Co-
- 4onial Cruncil BillNo.
14, Third Coun-
cil, First Session,draft
of an Ovdinance
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON
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UNIVERSAL SPECIAL ATTRACTION.
Arthuf® Dean,
a
young
San Francisco shipping
man,
is shipwrecked
on
Amanu,
a
South
Sea
Is!and,
where
his life
is saved
from
the
natives
by
the Flame
Flower,
the
white queen
of the islanders.
The
Flame
Flower
falls
desperately
in love
with Dean
and
he finally
takes
the
Flame
Flowe~
as his mate.
‘‘lhe other
Woman’’ from back
hcme
searches
the Polyn»-
sian islands for
Dean ard finally finds him, but Dean
finally decides
to remain
with
the
Flame
Fiowet
and
their intant
on
the
island
in
their isolated
existence
and
Robinson
Crusoe like dwelling.
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concludes
with a One Reel
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Beginning Tuesday
December
26th (2nd Christmas
Day).
ingoln
in
“The
Adventures
of Tarzan"
Elmo Lingoln
in
“The
Adventures
of
Tarzan
THE CONCLUDING CHAPTERS
OF
THE RETURN OF TARZAN.
introduced
by 4th
Member for Fied-
eriks'ed
Country District
(Fleming)
providing for the repairing and
roll-
ing of the centerline
road.
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Colonial
“ouncil Office,
St. Croix,
De-
cember
12,
1922,
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F.
COULTER,
Vice-Chairman
Clyde Steamship
Co.
“FOREIGN SERVICE”
(Steamers
operated
by
the Clyde Steam-
’
ship
Ce.,
Foreign
Service,
for
account
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U. S.
Shipping
Board.
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THE S. S. “BRIDGETOWN?”
sailed from New York on Saturday
ev:zn-
ing and
is due here
on or about
the
16th
inst.
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Agéives,
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üblication.
T is
hereby
brought
to
public
notice
that
the
trade-mark
shown
below
which
was
registered
in
the
United
States
Patent
Office,
Washington,
D. C.,
on September
28,
1920.
in
the
name
of
The
Goodyear
['ire
&
Rubber
Com-
pany
of
Akron,
Oaio,
a
corporas-
tion
organizad
and
existing
under
the
laws
of the
State
of
Ohio,
:nl
Trade-
mark
certificate
No.
135,370.
issued
therefor,
has
this
date
been
regis-
teted
in
the
office
of
the
Government
Saéretary
of
the Virzin Islands
of
the
Uinited
States
at
St.
Thomas,
in
ac-
cordance
with the provisions in the regu-
lations
governing
the
registration
of
Patents
and Trade-marks
in the
Virgin
[siands,
approved
30 June,
1920.
ALL-WEATHER
" Government
of the Virgin Islands
cf
the
United
States,
St.
Thomas,
20
No-
vember,
1922,
3.3
BAFENEY,
Governmeznt
Secretary.
For Sale.
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One Buick Car,
4 cylinders,
in good
working order.
Apply to .-
A. E. STAKEMANN.
No. 2£B.