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8. '8.
FRIDAY
2ist
SEPIEMBER
193
declaration
expressed
by his
falien
chief
jist
&' few
weeks
ago.
Ir indicates
that
und=i
his
leadership
the
administration
will ¢ontinue
its poliev
of striet
enforee-
ment
of the
law.— World
Leagie
Clip
S.:Li’(!t.
Publicati
uslication
OTICE
is hereby
given that
the
sum
N of
Fres
170.49,
interest
accerued
on
the
iavested
eapital
of
His
Royal
Lighn3ss
Prince
VALDEMAR'S
Wad-
ding
AMe norial Fund
for
the
benefit
of
worthy indizent
personsin
St. Croix, wll
b>
on hind for
distribution
on
the
22ad
October,
1223.
Apilications
for
paricipation
in
this
distribution,
duly
certified,
should
be
forward
d
to the undersigned
on
or
be-
fore Octcber
12 h,
1923,
on forms
which
can
be
obiained
from
the
Despatenhing
sSecretary’s
Otffice.
:
3
Dezpaiching
Sceretary’s
Office,
Caris-
tiansted,
Bt
Uroix.
V.
1.
ol
L 8.,
1D
Septemboar,
1923.
R E
BARRETT.
Desp tching Secre
ary
¥
e
NOTICF,
LL persons
who
ar>
granted
a pension
a from
the Danish
t
overnment
accord-
ing
to Law No.
874
of July
3llst
1917,
par.
4 & 7 are
herebyv requested
to
a, ply
immediately for
extension
of
the
rigit
to receive
the pension
in
the
Virgin
Is
lands,
as
said
right
expired
September
Ist this year,
Forms
for the
application
can
be
re-
ceived
at the office of the National
Bank
of the
Danish
Wost
[ndies
lin
Christian-
sted
and Frederiksted,
and
must
bpe
re-
turned
daly fillea
in
and
signed
before
September
21st
1923,
W. LAUB.
Acting Danish
Consul General.
One Aluminum
<Cap for gasoline
tank
between
Christiansted
and
Estate
Herman
Hill.
Finder
re-
turn
to
Despatching
Secretary’s
Office and receive
reward.
THE
ST. CROIX AYIS
is printed and
pudblished
daily (Sundays
all Holdays exe2pted)
by 5. Johansen
al
the Avis Office.
PERIS:-—SO
c2nts monthly in alvance,
2 cenis
per single e2py.
Entered
as
second
class
mattzr
May
25th
1917 at the
Post
Ofize at
Christian-
sgted
t
Craox. V.Lof theU S A un
de
the Act of Mareh 3.
1879.
(Yo itribution to this paper
will be glad-
g received
when
the same
deals
with mat-
ters of general interest,
and is
aczompa-
ried with the
aulhor’s
name,
as
a
guar-
tntes
of good faith
The editor caanst
be
responsible for the vicws ofhis correspon-
lents nor does he necessarily endorse
them
CONLIDGE WILL ENFORCY
DRY
LAW.
President
Calvin Coolidre
has
announ-
ced
his
purpose
to carry
out the
Harding
policics.
With
M+ H wrding’s stwong
pro-
nounc:ments
on
law
enforcement
made
in
his
Denver
and
Seattle
addresses
in
mind,
this declaration
from Mr. Coolidge
is reassuring
to all eitizens
who are
stand-
ing
with the Government
1n
its warfare
against
the minority who
ar2
iatent
upon
overriding
oneof
the
f{undamental
laws
of the land.
President
Cool'dze
is
well equippad
to
assume
the duties
of the presideney.
He
has
sat
in the President’s
council
and
the
cabinet
andis
thoroughly
familiar
with
he
administration’s
program
and
pur-
poses,
His attitude
toward law enforcement
is
well
known.
The
messa
ehe
deiivered
on the subject
when
as
Governor
of Mas-
sachusetts
he voted the 2,75 per
cent
beer
bill passed
by the legislature of that state,
isa
elassie.
In
that
message
Governor
Coolidge
s2id
among
other things,
I'ne
a
thority of the
law is questioned
in thesa
days all
too
much.
The
binding
oblization of obedienc2
against
persenal
deiire
is
denied
in
many
quarters.
If
these
doctrines
prevail
all
organized
government,
all liberty,
all security
are
at
an
end.
Force
alone
will
prevail
Can
those
entrusted
with
the
gravest
auihorily set
any
example
save
that
of
the
s
crnest
obedience
to
law?
Can
Mas=achusetts
afford
to
take
any
posi-
tion
which
may
turn
out
to be.
which
@.n
a
v
here
b
interpreted
to
be
an
it of
nu . ification?
This declaration
is in harmony with the
No. 218
vertisement,
IDS
are
requested
for
the
following
articles
which
are
needed
in
the
ad-
ministration
of
the
Christiansted
Municipa!
Hospital,
Frederiksted
Muni-
cipal
Hospital,
Insane
Asylum
at Rich-
mond
and
the Leper
Asylum
during the
months
of October,
November
and
De-
cember
1923
Chri-tiansted Municip
i Hospital
BREAD;
about
1800 Ibs.
per month.
MEAT; about
650
Ibs.
per
month
(tees,
Veal,
Mutton
& Poik)
Woon:
about
1 (one)
cord
per
week.
( HARCOAL:
aboutd
bags
per week.
Fredeviksted
Municipal Hospital:
MILK; about
1200 Qrts.
per month.
BREAD; about
1600
[bs.
per month.
MEAT; abont
500
Ibs.
per
morti
(Beef,
Veal,
Mutton & Pork).
Woob:
about
1 (one) cord
per
veek.
CHARCOAL:
about
3 bags
per
week.
Insane Asylum at Richmond:
BREAD;
anout
1500 ibs.
per nonth.
MEAT; about
500 ibs.
per
month
(Beef
& Veal)
!
WooD:
about
2 (twe)
cords
per
week.
Lepor Asyhion:
BREAD; about
1800 Ibs.
per month.
MEAT; about
300
Ibs.
per
month (Beef
&
Veal)
WooD;
about
2 (tw)) cords
per
week.
All
supplies
to
be
best
quality,
and
satisfactory
(o
Hospital
Ofiicials
deliver-
ed
at the
_nsututions.
bßids should
be addressed
to
Chief
Mu-
nic pal
Physician,
St. Croix, and
to hand
not later
than
September
25th
1923,
H. M. STENHOUSE,
Chiet Muvicipal Physician,
St.
Croir.
One
Ford Touring
Car,
with
Selt
Starter,
Demountable
Rins,
One Man Top, and Bumper.
Apply to
ERIK R. STAKEMANN,
Christiansted,
St.
Croix,
Sept.
10th 1923: