@
e
Publication.
Tis herehy
nPade
known,
that
whereas
-
' ?o following Menber
of
the (olonial
euneil, eleeted
by
the Town
and
Su-
burbs
of Frederiksted
will
hzve
to retire
frewn
the
Council
in
accordance
with
Art.
17 of the
Colonial
Law,
viz:
2nd Member
Mr. Robt.
L.. Merwin.
Government
has
resolved
in
virtue
of Art. 28 of the
Colonial
Law
that
the
GEBNERAL
KLECTION of
Members
to
the Couacil
in
lieu
of
the
said
gentle
man shall
take place
in the
Court
House
of F‘rederik?ed
Jurisdiction
op
FRIDAY
THE 6TH.
MAY a.
c.
The polling will commenee
at
1 o’clock
p.m. and in accordance
with Art. 30 of the
Colenial Law
will
close
at
4
o’clock
p.
m.
at the earliest.
At the election
no
one
can
he
consi-
dered unless
he
has
announced
himself
as
a oendidate
or
has
been
80 announced
by due
of
the
electors
of
the
electoral
‘diswict.
The
announcemert
of
candi
dature shall
either
be
made
in
writing
by persomul
attendance
of
the
anowneer
bedere
the
elestoral
board.
The written
announcement,
signed
by the
announcer
(anneuncers)
must
be sent
to the under:
signed
chairman
at
my
official
office.
not
later
than
4
o’clock
p,
m.
on
the
2nd
May
a.
c.
and
for receiving
an-
nouncements
made
personally
the
Elec-
toral Board
will meet
at
she
place
where
the
election
is
to be
held,
ar 8
o’clock
p.
m.
on
Tuesday
the
3rd
May
a.
c.
The Electoral
Board for the
Town and
Suburbs
of Frederiksted,
St. Croix, April
22nd
1921.
C. H. PAYNE.
®
@
®
Publication.
T is hereby
made
known,
that
whereas
I
the following Members
of
the Colonial
Council, elected
by the Country
juris-
distion
of Frederiksted,
will have
to
re-
tire fram the Council in accordance
with
Art. 17 of the Colonial Law viz:
2nd Member Mr. M. M. Skeoch
3rd
>
Mr. G. Nordby
Government
has
resolved
in
virtue
es
Art.
28
of
the
Coioniai Ivaw
that
the
GENERAL
ELECTION of
members
to
the Counci! in lieu of the said
gentleman
shall
take place
in the
Court
House
of
Frederiksted
Jurisdiction
on
SATUR-
DAY THE 7th MAY a.
c.
The polling will commenee
at 1 o’clock
p.
m. and
im
accordance
with
Art. 30 of
the Colonial Law
wil
close
at
4 o’clock
p.
m. at the earliest.
:
At the election
no one
car
be consider-
ed unless
he has
announced
himself
asa
eandidate
or has been
so announced
by one
of
the electors
of the
electoral
district.
s
UhuolX
ANID
The
announcement
of candidature
shal}
either
he
made
in writing
or by personal
stendance
of the announcer
before
the
electoral
board.
['he
writien
announce-
ment,
signed
by the announcer (announe-
ers)
musi
be
sent
to
the
undersigned
chairman
at
mv
otlicial
office, not
later
than 4 o’elock
p.
m.
on
the 3rd May
a.
c.
and
for receiving
anmouncements
made
personally
the
Electoral
Board
will
meet
at
the place
where
the elecion
is to
be
held,
a. 8
o’clock
p.
m.
on
Wednesday
the 4th
May a.
c.
;
The
Electoral
Boa'd
for
the
Country
jurisdiction
of
Frederiksted,
St.
Croix,
April 22ad
192
.
C. H PAYNE
FROM THE 18T OF MAY.
The Dwelling
House
at
Est. Ca-tle
Coakley.
For particulars
apply to
ROBT.
W. SKEOCH.
Est.
Diamond
& Ruby.
FOR SALE.
A Parcel
of La..d
:
ON
EST.
WORK & REST
containing
about
8
acres
belonging
to
ELIZABETH HARRISON,
widow of the
late FRANCIS
HARRISON.
-
Far particulars
apply
to the
owner.
Voters of Christiansted
Town
And Suburbs
Here
Is
The Red
Hot Ticket
For The
Election
WILLIAMS. ABRAMSON.
Merchant.
ANTIION TEYTAUD,
Telegraphist.
Both
men
are independent.
Now
it’s
up to you
to vote this ticket.
ILet this be
sticker
for the Chalert- Alexander
party.
It is a
very bad thing to ecunt
Votes with
pencil
and
pap-r;
the
Votes
are
what
eount.
If the Chabert-Alexander
party
want
to win let
them
get the
votes.
ELECTOR.
To the
Electorate
of
Chris-
:
|
tiansted
Town & Suburb.
Mr.
A.
Teytaud
is running
on
|
my ticket
and
as
my associate
in
|
this election.
St.
Croix,
V.
I.
U,
A.
4-£5-21.
|
W.
>. ABRAMSON.
|
A CARD.
The
U
S.
Navy
Band -begs
to tender
its farewell
to
iriends
in St.
Croix,
in
view of
the
fact
thatit
has
been
call-
ed
to
duty
ac
St.
homas
in jefinit:zly.
It is
however,
hoped that
they
may
re-
wurn.
The
St.
Thomians
mong
therh
extend
hearty
thanks
to
the
congenial
peo
le
of
this
island
with
whom
(hey
have
made
maiy
friends;
and
assure
them of pleasant
reminiscenses
of
ftheir
beautiful
isiland
which
has
for
a
time
been
their home.
U.
S. NAVY BAND.
Christiansted,
St.
Croix.
__-‘_m--m—r-—-——-————————-—-
Maiis Close
for
United >tates
by S. S. Parima,
and for t. Thomas
and Perto
Rico
by Creole,
at 4.30
p. m. today.
LOCAL.
The
mail
schnr.
Mystery
arrived
at
Frederiksted
at
6 pm.
Saturday
but
the
mails
reached
here
too
late
for delivery
th2 same
night and
were distributed
yes-
terday
mornieg.
The
Navy
Band
entertained
a
large
section
o the public with }a grand
fare-
well concert
last night, terminating
with
a tramp around
the
town.
Rememiber
tonight’s
coatinuation
of
the
stirring serial
The
Lion
Ilan.
See
programme
w this
Issue.
Ae
e
£
ERRATA.
Fa “An luterested
Voter’’ seccnd
pa-
ragraph,
third
line from
bottom,
please
read.
Stands
good
in
many
‘‘crises’’--not
rises.
Editor St. Croix Avis.
Dear
Sir,
There
appeared
.in
your
issue
of
Saturday
an article
relative
to
my posi-
tion
in
the
St.
Croix
Labor
Union
I
wish
to state
that
this
article
was writ-
ten without
my knowledge,
and
further
that
I strongly
disapprove
of
its
con-
tents.
Yrs.
truly
VICTOR HAI L,
Labor Supt.
TELEGR
s MS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
Berlin,
April 20th.
-While
the
Ger-
man Cabinet
has
mot yet
indicated
the
nature
of the reply to the reparation
com-
mission
demand
that
the
German
gold
reserve
be
transferred
to
some
point
in
the occupied
zone,
President.
Haver-
stein of
the
Reichsbank
and
the Finan-
eial
writers
summarily
reject
the
pre-
‘