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Notice To Creditors.
IN THE ESTATE OF JULIUS GRILES,
DECEASED.
OTICE
is
hereby
given
that
the
un-
N
dersigned
has
been
appointed
admin-
istrator
of
the
Estate
of
JULIUS
GRILES,
deceased.
All persons
having
claims against
the
said Estate
are hereby required
to file same
with necessary
vouchers
with the under-
signed
Admigistrator
within
six months
from
date
of
this
notice,
at
his
of-
fice at
Frederiksted
Fort.
Frederiksted,
St. Croix, V.I. U. S.
A,
This 17th day of June,
1921.
oot
ed.
Admanistrator.
N reference
to
the
resolutions
said
to
l have
been
passed
by
the
Supremne
Council of the Labor
Union
in
session
assembled,
it is hereby
made
known
;
1.
'That
there
was
no
session
of
the
Supreme
Council
on June
14th,
but
only
certain
members
of the Supreme
Council
invited
to
a
meeting
where
Mr. Brow
acted
as Chairman
and
Rev.
Barrow
as
Secretary.
A
2.
That
the Chairman
of the Supreme
Council
who is rhe
President
of
the
La-
bor Union
was
unaware
of
the
proceed-
ings.
as
al<o
the
Executive
Officers
of
the Union and
a number
of
other
mem-
bers
of the Council.
3.
That
no
meeting
of
the
Suvreme
Council can
be
convened
axcept
in
the
regular
way
prescribed
by
the
laws of
the Union.
4.
Ibat, regardless
of who disapprove,
the president
acted
within
his
constitu-
tional authority when,
after serving
sev-
eral
notices
on
Rev.
Barrow
to
vaecate
the premises,
finally took
legal
steps
to
enforce
his request;
aad
the
Court
up-
held the action,
in spite of whoever
tries
to set at
naught
the Couri’s
decision.
5.
Rev.
Barrow
is not
at present
act-
ing
Director
of the
Educational
Depart-
ment,
nor
is
he
a
member
of
the
St.
Croix Labor
Union,.
The
Executive
Officers
of
the
Labor
Union
refuse
to
be
led
away
into any
agitation
that
they
realize
is
bound
to
ultimately destroy
the good relations
and
peace
in the community.
Labor
Headquarters,
Christiansted,
June
18,
1921.
C.
CROWE.
Sec.
Labor Union.
The
Salvaiion
Army
Will
g've
a
lantern
show
entitled
the
Life of Christ,
150 pictures,
in the Chris-
tiansted
Theatre
Tuesday
ilvening.
All
@reihvited.
Silver
collection
at
the
““door.
Doors
open
at 7.30
o'clock.
'
MAJOR JOY.
5T U1
2N
B
the 22nd%f
June
o
:
AT 30U CLOCK P 3.
will be offered for sale
ar
public auction,
to
be
held
in
the
Police-Stable-Yard,
Christiansted
taken
up
(inpounded)
Two
on
Estate
Granard
and
One in
Christiansted.
-
Christiansted
Auction
Office, Jure
18th
1921.
F. COUILTER,
TONIGET!
TONIGHT!
745 P. M.
/A Special
Service
will be
Leld and
con-
ducted
by
Major Joy,
Adjutant
Bishop
and
cadet
Murphy of the Salvation Army.
A cordial welcome
to all!
C
S. MAYHEW,
Pastor.
. g
£
"y
¥
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PROCEEDINGS
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THE
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[ COFINCTE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FOR
S]l.
CROILX
(Continied from Saturday’s Avis.)
2nd
Member
for
Christiansted
Town
(Canegata)
again
took the word and
said,
I left
off
at
the
Depariment
of Public
Health.
Isaid
then
that
the:
Mucicipal
Committee
was
fully
cognizant
of
the
desire and sentiments
of
the Council
re-
garding
the establis.
.ment
of
a
new
of-
fice
without
being
consulied,
bui
afier
careful
consideration
we
thought
rhat
we would
give this office
a
irial
for
one
year.
.
:
In the Sanitation
Service
the
salaries
were
changed
to
what
they
weare
last
year,
except that
the
veterinary
inspec-
tor
is
struck
out
for
the
reason
that
it
was suggesied
ihalt
we
geta
reguiar
Veterinary Surgeon
and
that his appoint-
ment and salary
be fixed by ordinance.
King’s
Hill
Poor
PFarmi--This
insti-
tution
was
2stabiished
with
ut
the
eoy-
sent of the Uouncil,
there
se=ms
to have
been
some
misunderstanding,
but
in
go-
ing
over
the
matter
with
the
Uov
ernment
we
all
agreed
that
there
should
be
such
an
institution,
but
the
creatin
and
working of
same
should
be
fixed by
ovdinance.
If
no
amount
was
budgetted.
the
institution
would
cease
to
function
at
the
end
of
the
fiscal
year,
therefore
Fres
47,600
was
granted,
the
same
as
was
done last
year.
.
With regard
to the Department
of Pub-
lic Instruetion,
the
Director
assures
us
that he intends
to make
a
thorough
re-
organization,
and
therefore
we
did
not
make
much
changes
in that Department.
The
amount
for the Public
library has
been
put the
same
as
last
year.
Public
Work Department
under equiy-
ment.
There
are
items
there
that
were
budgetted
last
year
and
it
was
thought
that
it
was
not
necessary
to
budget
them
again
this
year,
bur
after
consultation
with
the
Assist-
ant
Public
Work Officer,
we
found
that
the
amounts
budgeted
for
those
items
last year
were
used
in
buying
a
truck.
With regard
to new construction,
all that
were
not
absolutely
necessary
were
stricken.
Pension
to
Policeman
Griles,
that
wvas
stricken,
as
he
has
depaited
this
life
Subsidies
for
the
Native
Brass
Band
of Chrisi’a sted
and Century
3. 8., Fred-
eriksted,
the
Naval
Band
has
been
re-
movel
from
this
isiand
30
we
recom-
mend
that the
amounts
be
doubled
and
more
service
given
to the
public
by
the
bands.
Thouse
are
all
the
recommenaa-
fions.
I think
[ have
answeréed
the
mem-
ber’s
questions.
4th
Appointed
Member
(Blackwood)
remarked:
Mr.
Chairman.
[ beg
per-
mission
to call
the atteation
of the
Hon-
orable
Chairmar
of the Municipal
Com.-
mittee
to an
item
that
has
been
stricken
from
the
budget—lwo
room
school
at
Diamond.
That
seemns
to b 2 a
mistake:
the school
is
inten
ed
for Annally and
not
Diamond.
My attention
was
ealled
to
that today by the
Director
of Bduea-
tion.
2nd
Member
for
Christiansted
Town
(Canegata)
remarked:
Mr:
Chairman.
The
Municipal
Commitiee
from
ali
pa-
pers
submittad
to
it it
understonrd
that
the school
was
intended
ror Diamond.
Ist Member
for Frederiksied
Country
District
(Andersen)
remarked:
Mr.
Uoairman.
Ua
this
paviicaiar
point
I
wish
to
make
a
remirk.
Ithink
it
is
quite alrignt
to scrike
out
that
iwo
roomp
school
at
Diamond iior tne
present,
for
the
Catholic Fathers
contemplate
build-
inz
ascnool
at Adveature.
We
shouid
let
them
go
ahead
first
and
then
we
wili
see
if it
1s
neeessary
to
baild
a
schooi
at
Diamoad.
The
population
of
tne
Isiand
is
deereasiag
and
maybs
a
new
school
at
Adventure
wil]
release
conditions
at
Diamond
Sechool
in
tne
future.
1
think
itisalrizht
to
wait
a
yvear and keep
the
matter
under
observa-
tion.
At present
[ am
very
rmuch
in favor of
economy.
1
coasider,
in
lovking
upon
the
changes
made
by
the
Municipal
Committee,
that
they
have
done
"a
great
piece
of
work
for
which
they
deserve
great
credit;
but
I
think
they
eouid
have
been
more
severe
with
new construction,
and
the
Police