The
Property
No.
59
Hill
Street,
Christiansted,
furnished
with bath,
ete.
also
The
Property
No.
4 Hospital
Street,
Christiansted.
For further
particulars
please
apply
at
this
office.
Christiansted
2nd July 1923.
b
Notice.
ALLhunting
including
hunting
with dogs and carrying of fire-
arms
on
th2
estates
belonging
to
The
West
[adian
Sugar Factory
is
strictly prohibited
except
by
those
who have
a
written
permit
issued
by the Directors.
Violaters
will be
dealt
with
ac-
cording
to law,
St. Croix, July 2nd,
1923.
WEST INDIANSUGAR FACTORY
LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE
WEEK ENLCED
JUNE 30,
1923.
Miss Emelia
Harvey
(2)
Mr. George
A. James,
M:. Eugene
James.
Mrs. Adelaide
Jame
;
Contentment
:
Road,
Mr. Elias
Joshua,
Miss Beatrice
Lewis,
.
Miss Axelina Sanders,
Miss Geraldine
Thomas:
c¢fo Salvation
Army,
Miss E£ra Wade,
Miss
Ann
Zatrine;
Est.
Mt.
Pellier
Darly Hill.
Post
Office,
Christiansted,
Virgin
Is-
lands,
July
2,
1923.
:
B.
R. LARSEN,
Postmaster,
Colombia Steamship
Co.
THE
S.
S.
“MARTINIQUE”
sailed
from
New
York
on
Thursday
evening,
and
is
due
here
on
or
about
the
6th inst.,
proceeding
to
Windward
I:lands.
ROB'T.
L.MERWIN & CO. INC.,
Agents.
Quebec
Steamship
Co.
THE S. S. “PARIMA”
will sail
from
New York on Julv sth
and
is
due
at
Frederiksted
on or
about
the
12:h
inat.
and
will
be
dispateched
for
Windward Islands.
ROB’T. L. MERWIN & Co. Inc.,
A.ge'u}bd'.
-
ST
(L TOI
%
VLS
NOTICE.
|
HAVING
heard
that
there
are
several
persons
going around
doubti~g
that
the
pupils
of
the
JUNIOR
HIGH
SCHOOIL,
have
individually
buiit
the
several
pieces
of articlez
_xhibited in the
|
recent
Manual Training
Exhibition,
1,
.
Juan
E. Rivera,
take this opportunity
of
[
inviting all those
who
are criticizing
to
|
visit
me in
my
Manuai
Training
Room
|
during the period set
aside
for that
sub-
|
JeeL,
|
Alse, if any of those
sar-e
parties
con-
|
sider
himself capable
enoagh
of carrying
i
out
a better
graduation
program
than
the
|
one
of Saturday
eveaing,
June 30,
1923
|
1, Juan . Rivera, chalienge
him
to doit.
i
Christiansted,
St.
Croix, July 2, 1923.
:
JUAN E, RIVERA,
Principal of the Junior High School
RTINS
NSIS TR Re R
|
4
|
BURIALS
|
IN THE
PUBLIC
CEMETERY
|
OF CHRISTIANSTED.
i
June
1923.
.~
I—doa
Louisa
Thomas,
died in Town,
g
~age 30 years.
'
2--Machilda Cooper,
died
in Town.
age
|
87 years.
|
4—RKosabel
Action
and
her
Still-born
|
Female,
died
at the Hospital,
age
35
i
years.
-
i
5 —Nathan
George,
died
at
Richmond
|
Insane Asylum,
age (8 years.
|
8
- Louisa
Jacobhs,
died at the
Hospital,
;
age
7D years,
.
10—Hezekiah
Williams,
dizd
at
the
Hos-
pital,
age 38 years,
-
17--Leroy
Sebastian
Jameas,
died
in
Town,
age
3 months.
17--Abraham
E.
Petersen,
died
at
the
|
Hospital.
age
52 years.
|
18--Alexander
Richards,
died at
Kings
|
Hill Poor Farm,
age
78 years.
|
21--Still-born Male at th= Hispital.
{
22--Thomas
David
died at
tne Hospital,
?
ave 72 years.
.
24 -Matthias Abramson,
died at the
Hos-
|
pital,
age
57 ) ears.
|
24.-Still born
Male at
the Hospital,
i
25-—Peter
Carbo,
died
at
the
Hospital,
5
age
DY years.
|
27—Jacob
Edwards,
died at the Hospital,
age
69 years.
’
28--Margareit
Augusta
Clendenen,
died
i
in Town,
aze 7o years.
ROUATRIR 5W AR
N
SS
|
|
LOCAL
|
|
L
nd
i
Tomorrow
being
Independance
Day
{
there
will be
no
issue
of this paper,
‘
The Guiana
from New
York is looked
for tcday,
:
Th2
s.
s.
‘““Martinique’’ sailed from
"
New 7k
on
Thur:dy eveniny,
baving
65
tons of cargo
for Christiansted;
anll
13 tons for Frederiksted.
Attention is invited to the ad
in this is-
sue wherefrom
it
will be noted
that
the
next show at the
Christiansted
Theatre
will be held
tomorrow
nigbt
instead
of
Thursday
as usual.
/
The
Kindergarten
exercises
at
the
Children’s
Home
last night atforded
an
interesting
time
to
those
present
and
reflected
great
eredit
on
the
promoiers
for
the successful
performances
of the
parts
by
the little tots.
At the
close
of
the
evening appropriate
addresses
were
delivered
by
Revs. sPedersen
and
Hus
and Mr. George Jackson,
Principal of the
Publiec
Grammar
Secinool
Several of
the
cbildren
nrow dressed
in college uniforms
took
their
seats
on
the
stage.
Having
attained
the
school
age
these
children
will hereafter
enter
the Public
Grammar
School,
OFFICIAL NOTES.
His
Excellency
the (Governor
has
ap-
pomnted
Lieutenant-Colon2l
Thomas
H.
Brown, U. 8. M. C
and Lieutenant-Com-
mander
William
S. Zane,
Suoply
Corps,
U.
€. Navy,
as
Members
of
the
Munici-
pal Commission,
for St. Thomas
and
St.
John,
vice Lieutenant-Colonel
Theodore
E.
Backstrom,
U. S
M.
C.,
detached,
ancd Lieutenant-Commander
John J.
Gaff-
ney, Supply Corps,
U.
S. Navy,
relieved
of
this duty, respectively,
both
appoint-
ments
to take effect July 2, 1923.
PASSENGERS
PER
S.
S. ROMANITA.
June 30th: —From
St.
Thomas:—Violet
Finlay,
Violet Kirketup
Ines Kirketup,
Beula Kirketup,
Oliver Kirketup,
Casilda
Qcal,
Naih.
Ducergee,
Lucille
Gift,
Augusta
[freeman,
Rebecea
Civil, Eudora
Civil,
Lancelot
Civil,.
Vertyli Barzy.
From
San
Juan:—Uipiano
Casals,
J. F.
Henry,
Jr.
July
Isi:—For
Porto
Rico:—Mr.
&
Mrs.
J.
B. Marcus,
Mr. & Mrs.
Alfred
Franecis.
For St. Thomas:—Judge
F.
G.
McKean,
FF.
E. Henry,
Miss K. 1 gvgren,
Everhardt
Lgvgren, Salma Lgvgren,
Mag-
nus Lovgren.
M. Hendricks.
Baseball.
There
will
bh-
a
baseball
match
on
Parade
Ground
Wedpesday
morning,
4th
of
July,
at
10 2.
m.,
between
the
Merry
Juvenile
and Viking Baseball Clubs,
both
of
this town.
lovers
of
the sport
aie
invited.
e
*,
Fo_tball.
There
will b»
a
football
wateh
on
Parade
Ground
Wedanesiay,
Jaly 4th,
st