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stantinople
"‘is so strained
that the lead-
ers of
the
organization
have
no longer
any power
to hcld back
the stream
of Im-
migration’’.
Mr.
Levin
reported
that
crowds
of fueitives
are
swarming
unin-
terruptedly into Constanstinople
from the
surrounding
countries
on
their way
to
Palestine
and
are
disregarding
all
bar-
riers.
Washington,
Dee.
26th.—Organized
railway
machinists,
through
their
Pres-
ident,
served
a notice
on Congress today,
that
they
would
not
submit
to
enact-
ment
of the Commins
Rai
vay Bill with
its drastic
anti-strike
provision.
Voting
more
than
a
month
ago,
8 per cent
of
the 125,000 members
of the Union favour-
ed
an immeditate
walk-out
in
event
of
the Bill’s passage
by the Houses
of
Con-
gress,
but
the
result
was
not
made
known,
through
fear
that
the brother-
‘hood might appear
in
the
light
of
at-
tempting
to
coerce
the
law-making
branch
of the
Government.
NOTICE.
THE St. Croix Hojere Skole
will be
re-
moved
from Richmond
to
town,
and
wiil be re-opened
the
bth
Janv.
1920
on
the
Property
No.
33
-84
and 35 Strand
Street
formerly
occupied
by
Miss Alice
Poulsen.
Christiansted,
29,
Deec.
191-:s}‘-
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
1 ®
[
Publication.
FROM THE POLICE.
N accordance
with
the
Ordinance
ol
!
14th Noversber
1908
§ 3 all
owners
of
firearms
in Cnuistansted’s
Jurisdietion
are hereby
notided
that a
new sign must
be taiken
ou: ror
1920
before
the
15¢ch of
February
a
c¢.
Christiansted
Police
Office,
St.
Croix,
tha 30th
D=e.
1919.
JOHN
L-GURRY.
The Post
Office desires
to brirg
to
the
notice of the public that
the sale of
War-
savings
Cer.ificate
Stamps
ot
the
series
of 1919 will cease
2t close of business
on
Dec.
mber 31,
1919, and that War-Savings
Stat:ips of the series
of 1920 will be
plac-
ed o
sale'
beginninz
January
1,
1920.
The
1919
stamps
POSITIVELY
WILL
NO'® be sold after
December
31,
and
to
avoid disappointment
as
has
proved
the
casc
when
previous
issues
were
no
long-
er ohiainable,
patrons
and
those
wishing
to
¢
mplete collections,
are advised
to
se-
cur
(neir stamps
before
that
date.
The
192
i:sue of W.
S. S.
is printed
on white
pa} .r with
white
lett2ring
on
a
red
groind,
and
contains
a
photogravure
of
W;;,-:ningjw.
the ceneral
design being the
sat.
eas
I®
formor
issues.
ST
8D
lix Xy
15
e
&
@
" üblication
YT
is
hcreby
made
known
.that | the
l Horse,
Carriage
and Boat Tax for
the
first halt year
1920
will be received
hy
the Policemasters
in
Christiansted
and
Frederiksted
from
the 20th
January to
the
10th debruary
1920,
bothe days
io-
cluded,
after
which
the
list of
arrears
will be transmicted
to the
same
authori-
ties for furcher
measures.
:
Each
debtor
of tax will
be subject
to a
fine
F'res.
1.00 it the tax be
under
Fres.
25.00 and
Fres
2.00
if the
tax be
&'res.
25.G0
or above,
beside
the
ocrd
nary
lzvy
expenses.
Government
of
the
Virgin Islands of
the United States
of America,
St. Croix,
December
30,
1919.
For the
Governor,
R. O'HAGAN.
Government
Secretary.
“üblicati
"üblication.
FROM THE POLICE.
& L.I. owneors
of doos
are enicined with-
A in
the ending
of
January
month
to
procure
from
the
Police
Oifice
(for
Kingshill Distriet
from Kingshill
Police
Station)
the signs
for dogs prescribedby
'
~ Police Regulations,
which
according
same
must
always
be
worn
by
the
dog,
and for which Francs
10.00
musi be
paid for
dogs in
town
and
Francs
2.00
for dogs
in the
country.
:
After said
time dogs
met
not
wearing
ths
sign
for
1920
will
oc caught
ar}d
brought
to
the
Police
Office
(Kingshill
Police
Station)
an i detained for 3
times
24 hours,
when it
will
be
killed.
unless
the
owner
appears
to claim the dog, pavs
a fine
of
Franes
15.00,
and
eventualy
procures
the
required sign.
Christiansied's
Police
Office, St. .Cruix,
the 30th
Dec.
1919.
JOHN
1. CURRY
NORTHi
RN
# ’
ORTHiER
A
C
.
5
Ssurance
Loinpary
Limited
OF
LONDON
.
T
GEQC. L MARKOE
Agent for Frederikstzd’s
Distric
;
~
M. K. ARM3TRONG.
Ageni for Christiansted’s
District
Poliecis
are not suhject
to average.
A Secondhand
tipright Piano.
Apply at this Office.
Wes: EniNew Grocery
offers recent
Arrivals
.
LIVER POSTEJ,
SPEHEPOLSE,
Boneless
Codfish,
Fancy
Smoked
Herrings,
Maraschino
' herries,
SELECFED:
APPLES,
POTATOES,
SMOKED SAUSACL,
PICMIC & SUP.
HAMS,
Brich Cheese,
Boullion Cubes,
.
Mackerels,
Pickled Sausage,
BOILED CABBAGE IN TINS,
Truffles,
Coviar,
Pati de Fois
Gras,
very fine Anchovies,
SANDWICH OLIVES,
ROLLED OATS IN BULK & PKGS.,
Frankfurter
Sasieages
Olives stuffed,
do. sandwich,
do.
Queen,
Now {s.vour chance
to stock
up
before an sther strike
kottles up
ex-
ports
again.
- SELECT APPLES
.
:
}2¢. pr.
10.
- Potatoes
6,7, &, 9¢c. pr. Ib.
for Bhl.
50 lbs.- 20 lbs.
SELECT.POTATOES
9c. pr. th,
AN
I xtraordinary
General
Meeting of
The
St. Croix
Club is hereby
called®
to take
plac~
in
tne
Club Rooms
on SAT-
URDAY
the
27th.
December
1919
at
5 o’clock p.
m.
.
All
members
are
-
urgently
requested
to attend.
Christiansted,
St.
Croix,
Docember
6th.
1919,
For the Board,
WILH. :ENSEN.
Secretary.
o
.
-
delivered
an
Whlte le:
townt
fl'Om
Estate
Southgate
Faorm
at
U cents
pr. barrel.
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CATHRINE
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