st L IX
ANED
'CHRISTIANSTED
THEATRE
.
N
8.00.
THIS
EVENING
B.OOC.
]
3
BESSIE
BARRISCALE
IN
.
“ALLOF -A SUDDEN NORMA”.
NOR
'+ A 8R158ANE..........
....... BESSIE
BARRISCALE
The
Girl, left penniless
by her father,
decides
to make
money
for herself
as
men
does; and
she certainly does make
money.
:
.
She takes
on
a fake husband
for the sake
of ''good apvearance’’,
goes
out in sogiety
ard
make
a lot of thrilling stunts,
beforz
she
at last
is captured
by
a
real
husband;
but
you certainly ha¥e
to hand
it to her—she
is both
smart
and beautiful.
Show concluding
with:
“GETTING AN EYE FULL”
=
,
.
!
Comedy
1 REEM..
ADMIBSION:
Besdvvod
Ben'n..
o
aaiae sOG
el
7
80 and
40e
(Gene
al Entrance...........
s
e
Children
20
and
10ec.
To
the Budget for the Municipality of St.
|
Croix for the fiscal year ending
30
June,
|
1921.
To
the
Department
of
Education
:
(Maintenance)
is hereby granted
the
sum
of
Fres.
23,812.00
for
transter
to
the
,
Frederiksted
High
School
Redemption
|
Fund,
and
for
furtner
transfer
to
ine
|
Reserve
Fund
to cover
the
unpaid
part
|
of
the
loan
of
Fres.
25,000.00
for
the
|
purchase
of
the
Frederiksted
High
‘
School
building; anda
further
sum
of
|
Fres.
312.50
for the
reimbursement
of
|
Theodore
Roosevelt
Grammar
School for
|
overpayments
of rent;
provided
that
in
;
future
th: Government
inay
rent
to pri-
|
vate parties such
part of the Frederiksted
i
High
School
Building
as
may
not
e
|
needed
by the Department
of Education,
|
__the
monev
so received
to be deposited
‘
in the treasury
of the Municipality ol St.
|
Croix.
.
!
Thus duly passed
by rhe
Colonial Coun-
eil
for St. Croix at 2nd
Discussion
at its
.
|
sth
Ordinary
Meeting
heid
Monday,
|
February
.4th
1921.
i
D. C. CANEGATA, ROBT. L. MERWIN,
|
Secretary.
Charrman.
i
The
above
Addidonal
Money
Bill
is
|
hereby
sanctioned
and
approved
in
’
whole.
,
l
Witness
my Hand and
the Seal of
the
Government
of iae Virgin Islands
of th~
i
United
States.
this
21s¢
day of
Febru
ary,
1921.
|
J.
W. OMAN,
5
Governor.
Publicati
üblication.
IT
is hereby
brought to
pubiic
notice
that
the
Government
has,
this
oqate,
authorized
REV.
CHARLES STANLEY MAYHEW
to perform civil-religious
functions
in the Municipality of St.
Croix.
Government
of the Virgin Islanas
of the United States
St. Croix,
12
Maxch
1921.
-
C.
C. TIMMONS,
Gover nment Secretawy.
Ling Fish, Pollock Fish,
White Canadian
Cheese
60c.
pr. lb.,
Mixed
English
Pickles,
80e.
pr.
pot,
Fine English
Sardines
real
good
25¢.
pr.
tin,
Fine English Tea in % Ib. pks.
20c.,
National Oats
in 2
|b.
tins 25c¢., something splendid
for children,
make
them
husky,
Peters
Cocoa
3 lb.
tin 3bc.
4 Ib.
tin 18c.
-
AT THE
Danish
American Grocery,
LISTOF
UNCLAIMED
MAIL FOR
THE WEEK ENDED MARCH 12, 1921.
V. A. Admader,
Sra.
Flora
Boidanes,
Mrs. Terancie
Cararton,
Miss Veronica Derricks,
Miss Lilan Edwards,
Water Gut,
Miss MaryEnnis,
(29#f
Mr. Alphousewg<o:ge,
Orange
Grove,
Captain Hawl&Sloop Ethel,
;
Miss Elsa Haywood,
Mr. Joseph
Henry,
Farm Hill,
Mrs. Samaul
Jackson,
Miss Rebecca
V. James,
Mrs. Sarah James,
Mission Yard,
Mr. Alfred James,
¢/o Miss
Lilan Ed-
wards,
.
Miss Albertina James,
Water Gut,
Miss Frankey James,
20 East Street,
Mrs. Samuel
Jamson,
.
Mr. Eugene
A. T. Johnson,
Mr. Elaza Martain,
c.oo.
Louisa Tuitt,
Syrene
Matthew, King St.,
Miss Adelaide
Moorehead,
Miriam Page
Fordinan Pnillips,
Mr. James
Phillips,
]
Mr.
John
H.
Plaskett,
Contentment
Road,
A. Poulis,
12 Hill Street,
Miss Mirriam Richard,
12 East
St.,
Mr. Joseph
Samuel,
Mr.
Mathew E. Stepbens,
Strand
St.
»
\
No 1L 1.,
b
Mrs. Estha
Thomas,
vrs.
Christian
I'remaine,
Miss Anie E. Williams,
Sr. Don Jose
Zequievos.
United
States
Post
Office,
Christian-
sted,
V. 1., March
14,
1921.
B. R. LARSEN,
:
Postmaster.
&
EDITORIAL.
We
thank
the Government
very kinc";’
for supplying
us
with
a
printed copy
o
the
new code of laws,
civil and eriminal,
a
we | bound
volume, neatly printed,
and l
consisting
of
460 pages.
LOCAIL.
The yacht
''Zurah’’,
Capt.
S. Sewer,
sailed
for
St.
Kitts
early
tiis morning,
taking
mail.
The
Creole
left 8 o’ciock
on
her
se-
cond
half of the weekly trip.
See
programme
of
the
Christiansted
Theatre
in this
issue.
Lovers oi
enter-
tainment
will be
sure
to
find
tonight’s
show something
good.
St. Thomas
News.
NEW CODEOF
LAWS.
Yesterday,
the
10th.
wvarch,
1921,
at
2
p.
m.,
the
Colonial
Counecil
of
St
Lhomas and
St.
John,
held
an
sxtraor-
dinary meetirg,
at
which
were
present
Members
Jas.
Roberts,
Thiele,
A.
Bur-