Special! Special!
pecial!
Special!
THE
'ST.
CROIX
RACING
ASSOCI-
ATION
will hold
a
meeting
at
Man-
~
nings Bay on SUNDAY AFTERNOON
3
p.
m.
13th inst.
to determine
to possi-
bility of
there
being
Races
on
the
bsth
July
1920,
and
to
audit
the accoun-
for
the last Race
on Easter
Monday.
All Members
and
Horse
Owners,
who
are
willing to
participate
in
the
forth-
coming
Races
are
especially
asked
to
attend
this meeting,
as
there
is a
possi-
bility of the ST. THOMAS HORSE RA‘-
ING
ASSOCIATION
participating
in
these
Races,
with
their
favorite
Star
versus Marigold.
Frederiksted
Saint
Croix 9th June
1920.
For the
St.
Croix Racing
Association
S. S. HODGE,
Sec.
& Tres.
NOTICE.
THE
following prices
have
been
fixed
by the Food
Commission
at
a
meeting
held
on Friday,
28th inst.:
MILK:
Unchanged,
13 cts.
per qut.
FRESH FISH:
Boiling Fish
per pound,
16
cts.
Frying Fish
‘'
.
14
do.
Hucksters Fish per pound
10
do.
LIVE STOCK:
Old
Cattle,.
7Tets.
1. 8. Curreney
or
its equivalent
in local currency.
Young Cattle9ets.
*°
-
MEAT:
Beef,
25 cts.
per pound.
Veal,
27
do.
do.
do
THOS.
RAMSAY.
Acting Charrman.
Received
Ex S.S. Korona
AMERICAN CREAM CHEESE,
SWISS CHEESE
very soft.
SARDINES in Olive Oil,
SARDINES
in Tomatoes,
TUNA FISH,
CAMPBELLS
SOUP,
SALAD DRESSING,
-
PICKLES
*‘'Chow Chow”’
PORK & BEANS,
GREEN
PEAS,
:
CORNFLAKES.
Christiansted,
7th June
1920.
Company
Street
Emporium
M. A PRETTO.
s TR
ULA A
Y
D
for the Ist Ordinary Meeting of the
Colonial
Council
for
St.
Croix,
2nd Council,
2nd Session,
1920-—2l,
MONDAY,
June
14,
1920,
at
ong
o’clock p.
m.
1.
Election
wof
Members
for
the Com-
mission
pursuant
to
Par.
1 of Ordin-
ance
of 20th September
1911 regard-
ing
measures
against
Diseases
of
Cotton
FPlants.
2.
Colonial Council
Bill No.
33.
Continuation
of Discussion
on
Colo-
nial Councii Bill No. 33, 2nd
Session
1919-20,
Resolution,
introduced
by
Government,
re Teachers
Supporting
Fund.
'
3.
Colonial Council Bill No. 35.
Introduction
of
and
Ist
Discussion
on
Colonial
Council
Bill No. 35, 2nd
Council, 2nd Session
1920 —2l,
Draft
of Ordinance,
introduced
by
Govern-
ment,
resealing
Ordinance
creating
the tood Commission.
4.
Colonial Council
Bill No.
36.
Introduction
of
and
Ist
Discussion
on Colonial Council Rill No. 36, Draft
of proposed
Budget
for
the
Munici-
pality
of
8t
Croix
for
the fiscal
year from July Ist,
1920
to
June
30,
1921.
5.
Colonial Council
Bill No.
37.
Introduction
of
and
Ist
Discussion
on
Draft
of
an
Ordinance,
intro-
duced
by Ist
Member
for Christian-
sted
Country
District
(Stakemann]
providing
that
no charges
be
maue
for
cranage
except
in
cases
where
the
crane
is actually made
use
of.
Colonial
Council
Office,
St.
Croix.
June
7th,
1920.
ROBT.
L. MERWIN,
Chaitrman
g \;\‘ 5
R
37I
/N
\@
£
Y
N\
DAY/
)/
L
RS
‘
l’
§/
i
PR
.
W Y
s
.
. wWo
¥
Optical
Service
YOUR
prescription
filled,
and
special
ground
lenses
promptly
duplicated through
the mails.
Consult
our refractionist,
moder-
ate charge
for consultation.
F.
M. CORNEIRO.
-
St
-Theonak
11 = V T
.
.
Executive Order No. 10
1920.
1.
Executive
Order
No.
14-1918
lis
hereby revoked.
2.
In
the
Future
all
prisoners
dis-
charged
from
Richmond
Penitentiary,
who
have
served
for
a
period
of
six
months
or more
shall
bYe furnished
with:
1 plain suit of clothes.
1 shirt and
one
cap
or hat.
1 pair of socks
and
one pair of shoes.
3.
Prisoners
discharged
from
Rich-
mond
Penitentiary
who
have
served
therein
one year
or more
shall
hereafter
also receive
twenty five francs
in cash
for
each
year
or portion
of a
year
over
six
months
thai
they
were
incarcerated
in
said
penitentiary.
4.
Prisoners
discharged
from
Rich-
mond
Pe
itertiary
who
have
served
therein
for a period of less
than
one year
shall
hereafter
also
receive
such
sum
in
cash
as
may
be ordered
by the
Diiector
of Police, but not
to exceed
francs twenty
five.
5.
The
expenses
incurred
by virtue of
paragraphs
2,3,
and
4,
hereof
shall
be
paia
from
‘"Maintenance
ot
Police
De-
partment .
:
6.
Such
cash
payment
shall
be
made
by
check
from
the
Despatching
Secre-
tary’s, office upon
voucher
signed
by
the
prisener
oeing discharged,
and approved
by the Director of Polic»
J.
W.
OMASN,
Governor.
St. Thomas,
V. I. U.S. May 28,
1920.
P
lo
®
üblication.
kl‘
is hereby
brought
to public
no-
tice
that
the
Government
has,
this
date,
authorized
Rev.
R.
G.
BARROW
to perform
civil-religious
functions
in the
Municipality of St.
Croix.
Government
of the Virgin Islands
of the
United
States
St.
Thomas
June
8,
1920.
C. C. TIMMONS,
Government
Secretary,
ALL
kinds
of artificial
floral de-
signs
for funerals and weddings;
such
as
wreaths
and
bouquets,
can
be had
on
short
notice
from C. A.
GENROW,
Floral Artist, who lives
upstairs
ofthe old Armstrong
place
in Queen’s
Street.