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THE DRAGON’S NET.”,
Episode
No, 7:
‘THE UNSEEN FOE’”
Episode No. 8:
“TRAILEDTO PEKING””
Episode No. 9:
*‘ON THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA"
While searching
in Shanghai for two Golden l.otus
Petals
which, with six
now held
by Prof.
Me Vay, completes
the
formula for Pecpetual
Life, Marie Carlton is made
pris-
oner io the Rock Gardens of Woosang by the Mysterious
Foo.
[
In
this picture you
have
a chance
to see "The Great
Wall of
China’” one
of
the
world’s great wonders.
THURSDAY EVENING
THURSDAY EVENING
THE LAST SHOW OF-
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“The Dragon’s
Net”
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PROPERTY
No. 3 & 4Hill
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Street
at
present
occupied
by
Di
"an Gasbeek.
Fi.
Situation.
$5000.00.
Apply to
EMILY QUIN.
AT THE ADVENTIST CHURCH
SUN-
DAY NIGHT THE 30TH
INST.
AT 7.30
O’CLOCK.
Subject:-Who
Has Departed
From
The
Faith?
Come early.
The chapel
is small;
but
the
THIRD
ANGEL’S
MESSAGE
IS
GOD’S GREAT TRUTH OF REFORM at
this time for fallen Christendom.
If the
message
can find its way into your hearts,
then all heaven will rejoice
over you.
F. HALL.
Pad .or.
THE GOSPEL
TABERNACLE!
The regular
services
will be
conducted
here to-morrow
{(3oth) q’d
the retiring
pastor
of Frederiksted
v/..l
speak
at
11
a.m.
and
7p.
m.
This
is Mrs. Burns’
last visit to Christiansted
before
depart-
ing for U. S.
A.
,
All are invited,
Come and bring
your
friends !
C. S. MAYHEW.
Pastor.
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e
2
Notice
To Creditors.
IN
THE
MATTER
OF THE
ESTATIS
OF
.
DANIEL E. HENRIQUEZ DECSASED.
§T i~ hereby made
known that the _dx’aft
r distribution (Repartition)of
the
" above-entitled
estate
is now on file in the
office of the Clerk of the
Distrier
('~vet.
where all parties concerned
may
..o,
the
sam=
and
file
any
exceptions
the.y
may have thereto,
if they
so desire.
And it is further
made
known that
a
hearing
on
said
draft
for dlsgrlbuti_on
will be held
in
Chambers,
at
Frederik-
sted, at
ten o’clock A. M.
on
Wednesday,
the
31st day of May, 1922.
J. F. HENRY.
Clerk District
Court.
PROCEEDINGS
OF
THE
FOR
ST.
CROIX.
(Concluded from yesterday’s Avis.)
The
Chairman
rewnarked:
I will
now
take up the Order of the Day.
Item
1.
Production
of copy of Minutes of the
Municipal Committee for the Quarter
ending
March
31,
1922,
forwarded
by
the Chairman
of the
Committee
for
inspection
of Members
of
the
Couneil.
The
Chairman
remarked:
Th§
By-
Law for
the
Municipal
Townmnitte§y
re-
guires that the proceedings
of the
Migt-
cipal Committee
be laid on
the table
inspeetion
of
Members;
Iwill now
lay
copies before
you and
for ore week after
will bein
the
Council
Offiez for
in-
spection
daily
from
9
a.
m. te
12
and
from 2 to 5 p.
m. daily.
Aecordingly
eopies
of the minutes
for
the guarter ending
Mareh 31, 1922
were
laicd
on the table.
itemm
2.
Colonial Counesl
Bill No.
14.
Continuation
of Ist Diseussion'n
Colonial
Council
Bill No.
14,
int¥Yo-
duced
by 4th
Member for Frederik-
sted
Country
District
(Fleming}),
providing for
the vepairing
and roll-
ing
of
the
center
line
voad,
with
Committee
Report.
The Report reads
as follows:
g
COMMITTEE REPORT
on Ordinance
prowmding jfor the re-
pairing
and
volling of the
center
iine road.
The Committee
appointed
to
re-
port
on Colonial Couneil Bill No, 14,
Session
1921--1922,
after
careful
consideration
recommends
that the
Council
suspend
detail
action
on
this ordinance
at
the present
time,
but appropriatea sufficient
amount
for the purchase
of
a
road roller,
scarifier
and
stone
crugher.
To expedite
the
ma
which is
considered
urgent,
thdspaker
of
the Committee
has
been
instructed
toeintroduce
an
additional
money
bill to cover
the
cost.
Respectfully
submitted,
G. B. FLEMING,
ROBT.
W, SKEOCH,
Chairman.
Speaker.
A.J. BLACKW(QOOD.
F. ANDERSEN.
D. C. CANEGATA.
4th Member fer Frederiksted
Country
Distriet
(Fleming) asked
that the
Comm-
cil
suspend
action
on
the Bill until‘ge
Committee
Report
is
adopted
by
the
Council.
The
Chairman
asked
the
Sgeaker
o
the
Committee
Report
to speak
on
the
Report.
3rd Member for Christiansted
Coantry
Distriet
(Robi.
W.
Skeoch)
remarked:
Mr.
Chairman.
The Committee
Report
speaks
for itseif.
With
regard
to
the
first bill brovght in, the
Committee
was
of the opinion that
on
account
of present
condition it might
meet
with
objections,
at the same
time we deemed
it necessary
to 'do
something
to
keep
our
roads
in
ord-r,
so the Committee
decided
to bring
this in to provide for
a road roller, seari-
fier and
a steme
crusher.
It is the desire
¢f
he
Committee
that
this
matter
be