for
an Extraordinary
Meeting of
the Colonial
Council for St.
Creix,
MONDAY,.Mz,
22
1922
at ONE
O’CLOCK P. M
(Convened
by request
of thz Clairman.)
1.
Election of Council’s Officials.
2.
Election of Members
of the Munici-
pal
Committee
and
Substitutes.
3.
Electipn of a Chaplain.
4.
Eleection
of
Members
of
the Public
Oemeteries’
Commission.
5.
FElection
according
to
Ordinance
of
17th January,
1908,
Paragraph
6, of
one
member
to
enter
the
Board of
Managementof
the Asylum for Lep-
ers etc.
:
6.
Election of
2men
to
take
part with
Government
in
deciding
on
the ap-
plication
to
be
made
of the Golden
Wedding
Legacy
of ibeiv Majesties
the King and Queen.
Election
of
do. of
the
Silver
Wed-
ding Legacy
of their
Royal
High-
nesses
the “rown
Prince
and Crown
Princess
Eleetion
of do. of
the Nuptial Fund
of
His Roval
Highness
Prince
Val-
demar.
Election
of
do.
of
tie
P.
C.
Birech
and
wife Rosaline
Antoinette’s
Le-
gacy.
7.
Election
of
Members
for the Com-
mission
pursuant
tp
Parvagraph
1 of
Ordinance
of 20th
September,
1911,
regarding
Measures
against
Diseases
of Cotton
Plants.
8.
Colonial Council Bill No.
14,
Continuation
of Ist
Discussion
on
Colonial
Council
Bill No.
14,
Draft
of
an
Ordinance
introduced
by 4th
Memter
for
Frederiksted
Country
Distriet (Fleming),
providing
for the
repairing
and
rolling of the center
line road.
9.
Colonial Council Bill No. i7.
Continuation
of
Ist
Discussion
on
Colonial Council Bill
No.
17, Resolu-
tion introduced
by
Government
pro-
viding for the
erection
of
a pavilion
upon the grounds
of
the Leper
Asy-
lum, with Committee Report.
10.
Colonial Council
Bill No
18.
Continuation
of
Ist
Discussion
on
Colonial
Ccuncil
Bill No, 18,
Draft
of
an
Ordinance
introduced
by
4th Appointed
Member
(Blackwood)
amending
Title
11, Chapters
29 and
31 of an Ordinance providing
a Com-
.
piled
©Code
of Gereral
and
Special
Laws for St. Croix, etc.
with amend-
ment.
.
11.
Colonial Council
Biil No. 19.
Introduction of and Ist Disecussion
on
Colonial
Council
Bill No. 19,
Addi-
tional
Bill to
the
Budget
for
the
st
CROIX
A VIS
*l,ack of iron in the blood
not enly makes
a
man
a physical and mental weallling, nervous,
icritable,
easily fatigued,
but it utterly robs
him of that virile force,
that
stamina
and
¢trength
of willwhichare
so
necessary to suc-
cess
and power in every walk of life,””says Dr.
Jmes
Praneis
Sullivan, formerly physician
of
Lollevue Hespital (Outdoor Dept.), New Yorls,
and
the
Westeliester
County
Hospital., it
may also Jransform
a beautiful,
sweet-tem-
poered
woman into
one who
is
cross,
nervous
and
irritable.
I have strongly emphasized
the
great
mecessity
of physicians
malking blood
cxaminations
o° ‘heir weak,
anaemic,
run-
down patienis.
aouzands
of personsgo
on
year after year sutfering
from
physical
wealk-
ness and a highly nervous cendition due
to lack
of sufficient iron in their red
blood
corpuscles
aithout ever realizing the
roest
cause
of their
‘t
üble. Without iren in ynur blood your feod
sly passes
through
tlc
hodly
something
nke
corn
through
an
oki iwithrollers so
wide apart that the mill can’t grind.
_
“'For want
of
izon
yocu may
be an old man
_at thirty, dull
of intell~<t, peoor
in memeory,
\ler\‘ous, irritable, an} 2il ‘run down,” while
+raor
60 with plenty of iron in your blood
Municipal
.ty of St. Croix
for the
fis-
cal
year
ending
June
30,
1922,
in-
troduced
by
Government,
granting
Fres.
25.000
to
the St. Croix Muni-
cipal
Telephone
System
to
extend
and
complete
the
telephorne
trunk
lines and to install a telegraph
system
between
Christiansted
and
Freder-
iksted and for other
needed
improve-
ments,
Colonial
Counecil
Office,
St.
Croix,
May 13, 1922.
ROBT.
L. MERWIN,
Acting Chairman.
BULL INSULAR LINE, ING.,
S.S.
“MARINA” cannot
accept
pas-
sengers
for
San Juan
on
May 21,
as
all
accommodations
have been
engaged
for
by
a party leaving San
Juan
on May 19th
for
St.
Thomas
and
returning
to
San
Juan
on May 21st.
Persons
desirous
of taking passage
to
St. Thomas
can obtain
tickets
as usual.
ROBT.
L. MERWIN & CO. INC.,
Agents,
Frederiksted.
Christiansted.
NOTICE.
ANYtrespassing
on Mt. Welcome
and
Acers
Garden
will be pun-
ished according
to law.
M. SVITZER.
Lt. Princess,
30th April 1922
Physician Explains Who
Should Take Nuxated Iron
Practical
Advice
on How To Help Build Up
Great
Strength, Energy
and Endurance
yvou may still
be young in feeling, fulloflife,
your whole
being
brimming
over with vim
and encrgy.
But be sure the iron yon take is organic iron
—XNuaxated Iron—and
not metallic iron which
people
usually
mke.
Organic iron—Nuxated
Iron—is
like the
iron
in your blood and
like
the iron in spinach,
lentils and
apples,
while
metallic iron 1s iron just as it cowmes
from the
action
of strong acids
on
small pieces
of iron
filings and
is
therefore
an entirely different
thing from Nuxated Iron.
Nuxated
Iron
rep-
resents
organic
iron in such
a highly concen-
trated form that
one
dose
isestimated
to be
approximately
equivalent
(in
orzanic
Irom
conten®) to eatinz onc-half quart of spinach,
one quart
of green vegetables
or halfa dozen
baked apples.
It is like taking extracts
of beef
instead
of eating pounds
of meat.
Over
4,000,000
pcople
annually
are
using
Nrxated
Iron.
It quickly helps make
rich
red
blood,
revitalize
wornout
exhausted
werves
and
give
increased
strenzth
and
energy.
Your
money
will be
refunded
by
the manufacturers
if it does
not produce
satis-
factory results.
For
sale by all druggists.
RN
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DIS?RIBUTORS:
APOIHECARY HALL, ST.
THOMAS.
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3
REPORT
OoF
DEPOSITS
&
WITHDRAWAILS
a2
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§
v
[HE NEV'
ST.
GROIX
SAVIKGS
BANK
On
Saturday
the
13th May 1622
RECEIVERS:
In Christiansted
.
A. E.
STAKEMANN
Trustee.
.
In Frederiksted
.
R. E. HigglNs
Trustee.
Balance
of
deposits
to 6th
May 1922
$
83,954.20
19 Deposits,
of which
7 in Christiansted
$ 490.00
( 2 new)
12 in Frederiksted
$
33.76
(1 new)
8 b23.76
$84,477.96
24 withdrawals of which
14 in Christiansted
$§
239.00
10 in Frederiksted
§
75.80
.
v
$ c 14.80
Balance
of deposits
to daie
$ 84,163.16
Receivers
for Saturday
the
20’ May 1922
in Christiansted
A. E. STAKEMANN
Trustee.
In Frederiksted
R. E.
HIGGINS
Trustee.
A.E. STAKEMANN.
Frasident