LIST OF UNCLAIMEDMAILFOR THE
WEEK ENCED
JUNE 9,
1923.
Miss Charlotte David,
Mathilda Halls,
Calvin Thornhill,
Miss Josephine
Williams.
Post
Office,
Christiansted,
Virgin
Is-
lands.
June
11,
1923.
B. R. LARSEN,
Postmaster,
OF
THE
FOR
ST.
CROIX.
(Continued from yesterday’s
Avis.)
Election
of an Assistant
Secretary.
15 voting tickets
were handed
in.
3rd
Member
for
Christiansted
Town
(Alexander)
received
4
votes.
4th
Ap-
pointed
Member
(Blackwood)
and
sth
Appointed
Member
(Mc Intosh)
received
3
votes
respectively,
3rd
Member
for
Frederiksted
Country
District
(M.
M.
Skeoch)
and 4th
Member
for said
Dis-
trict
(2ndersen)
received
2
votes
re-
spectively and Ist Member
for Frederik-
sted
Town (Jackson)
received
1 vote.
As
none
had absolute
majority
vote
a
new
vote
was taken.
14
voting tickets
were
handed
in,
or
was
blank.
’
3rd Memb® for Frederiksted
Country
District (M.
M. Skeoch)
received
5 votes,
3rd
Member
for
Christiansted
Tbwn
(Alexander)
and sth
Appointed Megber
(Mc Intosh) received
4 votes
each.
()
As
none
bad
absoiute
majority
iote
a
new
vote
had
to be
taken.
16 voting tickets
were handed
in.
3rd Mem®r
for Frederiksted
Countr
Distriet (M. M. Skeoen)
and
sth Appoint-
ed
Member (Melntosh)
received
7 vgtes
each
and 3rd
Member
for
Christian{ted
Town (Alexander) received
2 votes,
None of them having received absolyte
majority
vote
sth
Appointed
Membe*
(Mec Intosh)
was,
by virtue of
Paragraph
19 of the Rules
of Business,
declared
As-
sistant
Secretary
to the
Council.
Item 3.
Election
of Members
of the
Munici-
pal Commictee
and Substitutes.
The election
took place
in this
manner:
Two
names
were written
on the
voting
tickets,
the {'rst
name
signiiied the
mem-
ver
of
the jCommittee
and
the
second
name
the
substitute,
For
an Appointed Member.
16 voting tickets
were
handed
in.
4th
Appointed
Member
(Blackwood)
received
7
votes
as
member
and 4
votes
as
sabstitute,
5.0
Appointed
Member
(Mc Intoshi)
received
5 votes
as
member
and
2 votes
as substitute,
and
2nd
Ap-
pointed
Member (Noll) received
4
votes
as
member
and 3rd Appuinted
Member
£T
BDIX
2 Vls
(Armstrong)
received
10 votes
as
substi-
tute.
%
The
Chairman
marked:
3rd
Ap-
pointed Member (Armstrong)
baving
re-
ceived
10 votes
is
elected
as
substitute,
and
as
none
of the
others
has
received
absolute
majority
vote
a new vote will be
taken
for
a mewrber.
9nd
Member
for
Christiansted!
Town
‘Canegata):
Mr. Chairman you cannot
do
that.
If vou declare
the
Honorable 3rd
Appointed Member
elected
as
substitute,
you
would be depriving him
of his
right
to be elected
ss
member.
A new free vote
for member
and
sub-
stitute
was ordered and
16 voting tickets
were handed
in.
Elected
wer~:
4tk Appointed
Member
(Blackwoed)
.s
member
with
11
wvotes
ard 3rd Appointed
Member
(Armstrong)
with 13 yotes
as substitute.
sth
Appointed
Member (Mclntosh)
re-
ceived
2 votes
as member
and
2 votes
as
substitute,
3rd Appointed
Member (Arm-
strong)
received
2 votes
as member,
Ist
Appointed
Member
(Coulter)
1
vote
as
memb:r
and 2ad. Appotaied Member (Noll)
1 vote
as
substitute.
[For Christiansted
Town:
16 votinz tickets
were handed
in.
Elected
were:
2nd
Member
for Chris-
tiansted
Town (Canegata)
with 15
votes
-
member
and
Ist
Member
for
said
ywn (Abramson)
with 14 votes
as
sub-
itute.
3rd
Membar
for
Christiansted
Town
(Alexander)
received
1
vote
as
memoer
and
2 votes
as substitute.
For Christiansted
Country District:
15
voting tickets
were
handed
in,
one
was
void.
Elected
were:
3rd
Member for Chris-
tiansted
Couotry
Distrlet
(Robt.
W.
Skeoch)
with 12
votes
as
member
and
Ist
Member
for said
District
(Jessen)
with
12 yotes
as substitute,
-
Member for Christiansted
Country
Distriect
(Jessen;,
scut.”t
2
votes
as
member
and
20d
Member
for
saio
Vs
triet (Berg)
reczived
2
vofes
as
substi-
tute.
For Frederiksted
Town:
14 voting tickels
were
handed
in.
Ilst
Member
for
Frederiksted
Town
(Jackson)
aond
2nd
Member
for
said
‘town (Merwin) received
7 votes
as
mem-
ber
and 7 votes
as substitute
each.
As there
was a fie vote between
the two
members
a new vote
had
to be taken.
15
voung
tickets
were
handed
in,
one
was void.
Elected
were:
2nd
Member
for Fred-
eriksted
Town (Merwin) with
9
votes
as
member
and
Ist
Member
{or said
town
(Jackson,
with 8 votes
as substitute.
2nd
Member
for
Frederiksted
lown
(Merwin)
received
6 votes
as
substitute
and Ist Member tor said
Lown (Jackson)
received
5
votes
.
s
mew ber.
For Frederiksted
Country Distriet:
15
voting tickets
were
huanded
in,
one
was
void.
.
Elected
was 4th Member
for Frel
rik-
~“«d Country District (Andersen)
with
12
sotes
as member.
2nd Member
for Frederiksted
Country
District (Curry)
received
7 votes an1 2rd
Member for said
District
(M. M. Skeoch)
received
6 votes
as substitu.ec.
As neither
of the
substitutes
had abso-
lute
majcrity
vote
a new vote
had
to
be
taken.
16 voting tickets
were
handed
in.
Elected
was
2nd Member for rederik-
sted
Country
Distriet
(Cury)
with
9
votes,
3rd
Member
for
said
Distiict
(M. M.
Skeoch)
received
7
votes,
Item 4,
lilection of a Chaplain.
13 votinyg tiek2ts
were
handed
in.
Elected
was
Rev.
[Francis.
W.; Clair
with 8 votes.
Rev.
Secott
received
3
votes
and
Rev.
Pedersen,
Rev.
Pigott
ard
Adjutznt
Bishop received
1 vcte respectively,
To be continued.
LOCLAL
In
yesterday’s
reference
to
the
con-
cert by the
Indusirial
Band
oo
Sunday
evening
it should real
that
br.h
eH»m) -
sitions by Mr.
Delames
and
Mr.
Sarauw
were
encored
and
repoated
instead
of
that by the former only as stated.
We
ap-
preciate
this error
having
been
brought
to attention
and take
pleasure
in correct-
inZ it.
“*What ¥very Woman
Learns’”
is
the
name
..
a
drama
to
be
screened
at St.
Mary’s Hail
this
evening,
Wicth
a two-
reel
comic
to conclude
a
fine
programme
1s offered.
Owing to extension
of the
time
of ar-
rival of the 5.5
Gaiana honeward
boaad,
the maiis for
the
United
Siates
will be
closea
this 4.00
p.
m.
TELEGRaMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
Berlin,
June
Tth —S2ven
were
Kkill-
ed and
more
than
100
wounded
in
dis-
orders
at [.2ipsie,
it
is
announced.
The
dead
include
one
policeman
and
theie
are
16
policemen
among
the
wounded.
38 of the wounded
are
in
a serious
con-
dition.
The demonstration
wlas
in
pro-
test
against
the Ruhr cccupation
and
the
insuffi tenevy of the
unempioyment
doles.
Some
20,000
persons,
it s
satd,
took
part.
The
demonsirators
gathered
un-
der the
ausvices
of
the
trade
unionists
anl
the
socialists
in
five
hage
assem-
b'ies
in
th>
central
part
of
the
town.
Th» d2noastration
was
the
elimax of
a
pumb>r of minor
parades
and
open
air
me=tings
which
hai oecurred
daring the
two
davs
previous.
‘Tovards
the
close
of these gatherings,
it
is
stated,
crowds
of the youthful unruly elements
suspect-
ed
of inc'uling
s2me
communists,
be-