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8.15.
MONDAY EVENING
8.15.
At Bethlehem
Sunday
7.30
LUCY FOX
IN
AN INTERNATIONAL STORY.
Scenes
Actually Taken
of New York’s Wall
Street,
Paris
Boulevards,
London’s
Strand
and
the
Casino
at
Monte Carlo.
SUMPTUOUS
SETTINGS.
Grandeur
of the World’sgleading
Cities; Beauty
of the Sho'
,
Places
of
Fashion
and Splendor,
Costly
Gowns,
Lavish
Interior
Brilliant
Ligntning.
Artistic Exteriors.
And Wonders
of Wonders-the
Gaming Table at More Carlo in Aetion, and
the
Glorious
Flower Festival
at Nice Shown for the first time in any photo rima.
COLORFUL ROMANE:
:
Men
who
Dare
and
Di: for Wealth
and Diamonds:
M 2 wh>
Plot t) Gain
the
Sacret
of
Imitation
Diamonds:
Men
who Fight
soc
Woman
and
the Kinz of J :wals:
Women
wio Lure
M2a
in International
Intrigue:
The extensive
estate
of J. Pierpont
Morgan,
at
Beaulieu,
on the
RViviera figures
in
some
of t
e scenes,
as do2s the residence
of a famous
rench
Scientist
oa
the
Golden
Island,
in the Mediterranean.
For
the
first
time
inits history,
piciures
were allowed
to
ne taken
inside
the
far
famed
casino
at
Monte Carlo
while the
plav
was
on.
Scenes
were
also
taken o the Battle of Flowers
during the annual
Flower Carnival
at Nica.
THURSDAY EVENING
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PROCEEDINGS
OF
THE
COLONIALCOUN
QUNCIL
FOR
ST.
CROIX.
The Chairman
then brought
up
item
1
of the order of the Day.
Item
1.
Colonial Couneil Bill No 11.
[ntroduction
of and
lst discussion
on
Colonial Council Bill No.
11,
draft ot
an ordinance
introduced
by
Govern-
ment
concerning
insanity
law,
Governwent
Secretary
((71ffneyi
in
in-
troducing
the
bill
said,
Mr. Chairman.
Printed
copies
of
this
ovdinznes
have
been
transmitted
to the Counctl
to
place
before each
member.
Ir
has
been
dis-
covered
in
the
first
enaciment
clause
that
tne primary
purpose
was
1o
insert
this law
as
now
drafted
into
the
Code,
but now it is deemed
advisabie
to change
this method
anl enact
it
as
a
separate
law.
Tt
is
hop:d
that
the
Council
in
passing
upon it wi.l maka
the
necessary
change.
The
act itself
1s seif-explanato-
rv and
in strict
aczordance
with law.
3rd
Appointed
Member
(Armsérong)
would like to know whether
this
draft of
ordinance
has
been
passed
by
the
xt,
Thomas
Council?
Government
Secretary
(Gajuey)
in
re-
ply said,—llt
is
undcr
discussion
there.
sth Appdlnted
member
(NieTntosh)
pro-
posed
that
the
ordinance
be
sent
to a
committee
vi 5 members.
The
Chairman:
Before
putting
the
question—llf
it
is
decided
to
send
the
bill ro
a committee
it would be
necessary
to
elect
that
commiitee
after
recess.
This is the last
meeting
in
the
elective
period,
and it is
the
custom
'o
reintro-
duce
all matters
pending
on the Council’s
Docket
in the
new
Council.
With
that
in view
1s it advisable
to send
the
bill
to
a commictee?
Wouldn't
it
be
better
to
et
1t go over
on first diseussion
and
the
Government
Secretary
can
reintroduce
it?
2nd Appointed Member
(Nell)
propos-
ed
that there
be
no discussion
on the bill,
22d
Member
for
Christiansted
Town
(Canegata)
would
like
1o know
whether
Government
intends
to
call
an
extraor-
dinary meeting
before
the
expiration
of
the term.
Government
Secretary
(Gaffey)
It is
entirely vossible.
2nd
Men b2r
for
Christiansted
Town
(Caregata)
remiuked:
In
aceordance
with
what
tne
Government
Sceretary
has
just elucid:ted
I think the motion
of
tie oth Appointed
M mber
is
in
order.
Srd
Appointed
Member
(4rmstro
g
:
Ad
s
s
’
N
u
minisirator's
notice.
IN THE DISTRIGT CCURT
OF
THL YIRSIN SLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES. SRIsTIANSTED
SUB-
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
IN THE
MATTER
OF
THE
_‘?Z‘E%TA'I’E
OF EDUARD GEORG
WULFFE,
DE-
CEASED.
OTICE
is
hereby
given,
that
A.
E.
STAKEMANN, Administrator
of the
above
eptitled estate,
having
filed
in
the Distriet Court of the Virgin Islands
of
the
United
States,
his
final
account
of
the adwinistration
of the
said
estate,
the
hearing
of the
same
has
been
fixed
for
SATURDAY
ha
9ad
A
197
she
20d
day of
June
A, 0. 1823
at
10 o'clock a.
m. of that day,
at
the O:hce
of the
Judge
of said
Court
in the
'town
of
Christiansted,
Island
of
St.
Croix, and
a!l
persons
interasied
in
the said
estate
are
hereby
notified
then
and
there
to appear
and
show
ecause,
if
any
they
have,
why
the
said
account
should
not
be settied
and
allowed.
Christiansted,
St.
Croix,
Msy
4th
1923.
A.
E. STAKEMANN,
Adwinistrautor.
Couldn’t
we
appoint
a
committee
from
the members
who we
know
will
remain
in the
Council
?
2nd
Member
for
Christiansted
Town
(Canegata):
You cannot
expect
9
mem-
bers
to
legislate
for
the
Council
while
the other 9 members
keep
quiet,
2nd
Appointed
Member
(Noll)
with-
drew
his
motion.
The Chairman remarked:
I think the
best
soluticn
is o discuss
the matter
and
let it go over
oa first
discassion,
Ist Member
(or
Fredetiksted
Country
District
(Andersen)
proposed
that
the
ordinance
go to a committee
of five mem-
bers.
3rd Member for Frederiksted
Country
Distriect
(M.
M.
Skeoch):
Suppose
the
members
apoointed
on the Commitiee
are
not reelected
to the Council,
what
would
happen
?
The Chairman:
Then
don’t doit.
In
general
praciice
comitiees
wre
appoint-
ed under
2nd
Discussion,
not
first
dis-
cussion.
We get
into
the
habit
of
ap-
pointing enmmittees
under
first
discus-
sion,
that’s
not
quite
proper.
1
think
the best
thing
to do is
to
let
the
matieg
¢o over
on Ist Discussir
2nd
Member
for
Cin
s iansted
Towgn
(Canegata)
remarked:
or.
Chairman.
While that is true,
so far,
there
is
every
likelihood of the
Goveruwent
culiing
an