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BURIALS
i the Public Cemetery of Christiansted.
Setember
1921.
2—Rudolph
Neptune,
died
at the
Hos-
pital,
age
3 months.
e
9 William, ifade,
died in- Town, age
50
years.
:
s—Emanuel
Eladia
Petrus,
died
in
I'own,
age
1 month.
8
-Still-born Twins?
at
the Hospital,
B—James
Augustus
Hines,
died at
the
Hospital,
age
77 years.
11—Christophine
Elcock, died
at
Kings
Hiil Poor
Farm,
age
70 years.
13—=xtiil-born Male, at the Hospital.
15—Samuel
Davis,
died
at the
Hospital,
age
1 year and
9 months.
18—Stepien
Siminons'
died
at
Kings
Hill Poor
Farmn,
age
71 years.
23 -3til.-para?
in Towa.
991 ouise Cornelius.
died in
Town, age
75 years.
95 —Mary
Chesterfield
Fross,
died
in
Town,
age 82 years.
99—Theolinda
Hansen,
died
in
Town,
age
18 years.
30—Walter
Pilgrim,
died
at
the
Leper
Asylum,
age 46 years.
in the Pu[llc Gemetery
of Frederiksted.
September
1921.
;
;
9__Wilhelmena
Louisa,
died
in
Town,
-
age
86 years.
N.B.
Buarial of above Anglican Church
Yard.
6 —Joseph
Hansen,
died ir Town,
age
31 years.
CHRISTIANSTED.
V. 1. U. S. A.,
FIRDAY 7tH
OCTOBER
1921.
6—Asta
Eugenig
@gaard,
died
at
the
Est.
South
Gate
[Farm,
age
17 vears
11— Edward
Kenn:dy,
died
at
K.
Hill
|
Poor
Farm,
age
68 years.
|
13 —Richard
Petersen,
died
at the
Hos-
!
pital,
age
29 years.
.
20 —Josephine .Wilscn,
died
at th:
Hos-
|
pital,
age
£ months.
I
I
27Louise
Brooms ass.
died
at
the
Hos-
l
pital,
age
75 years.
SRR S
SR FRIVTSR
R R
S
ROTR
TN
e ¢
i
o~
A
.
St. Thonas
News
|
We regrél
having
to report
a very sad
‘
accident
which
befell
the
Governor’s
youngest
son
yeste-day
afternoon.
!
It is
said
that
shile
pieking
keneps
!
from
a
tree
in
th=- yard of the Govern-
|
ment
house
be
fei'—a height
«f 15
to 20
feet—breaking
both
arms
and
also
sus-
taining
7
severe
blow
over
ihe
eyes,
whieh
las caused
the
one
organ
to close.
|
We sincerely
hope for young
Kittelle
a
|
speedy
and
full
recovery.
—St.
Thomas
|
MailNotes,
Oct.
2.
!
AND STiLL 'HEY
COME.
e
O
i
Sergeant
Thomas
with
the
assistance
|
of two patrolmen
rounded
up
a
gang
of
|
‘*erap shooiers’’
yo=sterday.
This
ener-
|
getic sergeant
has
since
his
appointment
|
on the f ‘ree, displayed
remarkasble
skill
|
in tracking and causing
the
punishment
|
of
these
law-breakers,
yet
the
army
|
seems
te be multiplying, and
the chances
of eliminating
this =vil seems
few;
there
must
be something
that
greatly
encour-
ages
or not
enough
of
that
which
dis-
courages
these
offeaders,
that in spite of
punishment,
i:
remains
obvious
that
utter disregard
for the law
is
still
praec-
ticed.
Can
any
one
kLelp
in
suggesting
a
scheme
of operation
that would
serve
to
inspire our men
and
boys
to
a
vocation
k
more
worthy
of
our
generation
?—-St.
Thomas Bulletin, Oct. 3rd.
!
|
THE GOVERNOR’S
PROCLAMATION.
I
|
Death
of Dr. Jose
C.
Barboso,
American
patriot and Serator
At Large
of
Porto
Rico.
Whereas,
the goiden thread
whica has
bound
the
life
of
Dr Jose
C.
Barbosa,
champion
of American ideals
and Senator
at Large
of Porto
Rico,
to the hearts of
the
people of the Island,
has
been
sever-
ed by the grim reaper
of
time, and,
»
NO.
284,
|
Whereas,
his
uniimely
death
comes
with
a
saldening
snock
to the peopie
of
Porto
Rieo
who have
learned
1o love him
i
foer his
steadfasiness
to iofty Amwerican
ism,
and
his
uaowavering
patriotisn
throughout
his
years
of
publie serviee,
|
a?\i.
i
Whereas,
it is i1 keeping
with the spir-
i
it o
the
hour
for
the
people
of Porto
'
Rico
to
publiciy recognize
its
most
illus-
|
~
‘trious cilizen;
j
Now Therefors,
1, E.
Most. Reilv
Gov-
|
erpor
oY
Porto
Rico,
do hereby
zrder
the
flags
on
public
buildings
to be placed
a
half mast
and toso remain
from this date
until
six
o’clock
Saturday,
October
Isi.
1921, and furthermoré,
I do hereby orde.
!
and
do
declare
Friday,
September
23rd
1921,
an official day of mourning through
out
the Island of Porto Rico,
and during
that
day
:1l
public
schools
and
public
offices shall
remain
closed
|
In Testimony
Whereof,
I have hereun-
|
to
set
my
hand,
and eaused
the
seal
of
]
the
Government
of Porto
Rico to be
affix-
ed
at
the
(ity of
San
Juan
this
the
|
twenty
second
day of September,
Nine-
|
teen
Hundred
and Twenty
One.-
Porto
l
Rico
Progress.
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LIST OFUNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE
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WEEK ENDED
OCTOBER
1,
1921.
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Lueind Christian,
g
'
Herbert
Edwards,
.
Mrs. Christiana
Fabio,
|
Edw.
Francis,
6 East St.,
Miss Anteinetta
Hendricks,
Miss-
Camelita
Henry,
Mrs
Alice Hull,
Miss Aneta
Jacksnn,
M rs.
Magrit Joseph,
Miss Florence
M. Laurence,
Percy Petersen,
Walter Royee,
Mr. Martin Luther Shepherd,
,
Mr. David Thomas.
‘
Post
Office,
Christiansted,
Virgin Is-
!
lands, October3, 1921.
i
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