ORDER OF
THE DAY
for
an
Extraordinary
Meeting of
the
Colomal Council
for
=t. Croix,
MONDAY, JUNE
2
1924,
at
1.30
o’clock
p.
m.
(Convined
by roquest of Governmeut.)
1.
Election
of Council’s Officials.
2.
Llection of Members
of
the
Munici-
pal Commiittee
and Substitutes.
3
Eleztion of a Chaplain.
4
Election
of
Members
of
the
Public
Cemeteries’
Commission.
5.
Eleetion
according
to
Par.
6 of Or-
divance
of January
17,
1908,
of one
member
to enter
the
Board
of Man-
cement
of the Asylum tor Lepers.
6.
Election
of
2
men
to take part with
Government
i decid
ng
on
the
ap-
plication
to
be
made
on
the Goiden
Wedding
Legacy
of
their
Danish
Majesties
the King
and
Q1
o,
Election
of
do. of
the
Stiver
Wed-
ding of their
Royar
Highaesses
the
Crown
Prinee2
and
Crown
Princess
ot
Denmark.
Election
of
do.
of the
Nuptia! Fund
of
His
Royal
Highuness
Priuee
Vai
demar
of
Denmark.
Election
of
do. of
the
P.
C.
Birch
and
wife
Rosaline
Antoinette’s
Le-
gacy.
7.
Election
of tfour (4) members
for
the
Commission
pursuant
to
baragraph
1 of
Ordinance
of
20th
September,
1911,
regarding
measures
agulust
.
diseases
of cotton
plants,
4
N
.
.
17
17
8.
I[lection according
to
Title V. Chap-
ter
12,
Section
4,
of
the
Code
of
Laws
for St.
Croix
of
a
Jury
Com-
missioner.
9.
Election
pursnant
to
Paragraph
3of
Ordinance
of
18 January,
1913,
of
two
(2]
members
to
serve
on
the
Public Village Commission.
10.
Election ‘according
to Paragraph
64
of the
Cclonial
Law
o1
two men
to
frequentiy
examine
the
cash
in the
Treasury
of
the
Municipality of St.
Croix and
to
appoint
an
auditor
ac-
cording
to
Resolution
of
December
12th.,
1918,
11.
Eleetion
in
conformity
with
See-
tion 20 of
the
Colonial
Law
of feur
(4)
men
to
serve
om
the Electoral
Boards.
12.
Letter of resignaticn
{rom
2nd
Ap-
pointed
Meniber (Noii).
Colonial Council Qilice,
St. Croix,
May
26.
1921.
ROBT.
L. MERWIN,
.
Actiny Caat.
-man,
$TL1 S
10l
.
PAS
IY, £
Vo
Bay
IShp
wari i
81,
6rdi
Bishin warii
oi. bidik.
O\:
the oceasion-of
the visit of Bishop
A. WARD of the
Moravian
(,',hu:'(‘.h,
London,
Enzland,
tb
S:. Croix,
speciai
services
will be
held
by
him
as follows:
SUNDAY,
JUNE
lsr.
11.8)
»\
M.
Preaching
at
Friedenstfeld
( Midland).
7.30
P.
M. Preacaingz
at Fredeciksted.
MONDAY,
JUNE
2np,
8 P.
M.
at Frsted.
Moravian
Church,
he will lec.
ture
on
his
travels
in Palestine,
India,
South
and Kast
Afriea.
TUESDAY, JUNE 3rD,
&8 P
M
:
Preaching
in
the
Friedensthal
Moravian
Chureh,
Christiansted.
THURSDAY,
JUNE
5tH,
8 P. M.
[Lecture
on his travels
as
abov2,
at
Frie-
densthal,
Christiansted.
All are
cordilly invited.
COLLECTION.
,
W.
ALLEN.
n
1
YOUR NEW POST
OFFICE
(OPENING
TO MORROW.)
The
Money Order
and
Stamp
Windows
will be epened
from
8
a.
m.
to noon
and
from
1 p.
m.
to 5
p.
m.
regavcdless
of the
arrival
or
dispaiching
of
mails,
Ser-
vice CANNOT be obtained
at
these
win-
dows AFIER 5 p-
m.
.
The
General
Delivery
and
Parcel
Post
Windows
will be
elosed
during the
roon
hour and
whenever
mails
are
being
dis-
tributed.
Ordinarily, the
outer
doors
of the of-
fice will be closed
6 p.
m.
Do
not
knock
at
the Wiadows
when
they
are
closed
-IT
WILL
BE
USE-
LESS.
Do not bring your
mail
to the back
of
the ofiice (through
the
yard)--
IT WiLL
NOT BE ACCEPT'ED.
[f yvou
want
to
mail
sealed
parcels
of
merchandise
as
Fourth
Class
matter,
let
us tell you how it can
be done.
See
the
cards
in
the
stationary
mail-
pans
outside
of
the
office
for
the time
these
receplacies
are empti-d
If there
is
anything
wiong
with the
Service
[rom
your
angle,
ycl
will not
help or remedy
it
by
playing Mark An-
thony under
the
gallery
or in the lobby
of
the
office.
Tell
us
your
case.
We-
want
to know about
every
case
of loss,
delay,
wroneg
delivery,
or
any
other
im-
proper
treatment
of
mail
matter
ad-
dressed
1o you or mailed
by
you.
Ocea-
sicnally,
we
wiil
stanp
your
mail:—
“Any CONSTRUCLIVE
ecriticism?
Tell
it
to
the
Puostmaster.””
And
w 2 waut
you
to tell
us.
United
States
Post
Office,
Frederik-
sted,
St. Croix, Virgin Islands,
May
27,
1924.
R
H. AMPHLEIT LEADER,
Pos..naster.
@
Notice.
HE
Aucticn
of Mr-
R
E.
HIGGINS’
Tst(:(-l(~ih
trade
will
be
continued
on
SATURDAY. THE
dlsr INST..
AT 2
O’CL.OCK
P.
M..
when,
among
other
things,
will
be
offcred
for
sale
a lot of
cozl-pots
and
iron pots,
Loaded
sheils
for
shot- zuns
«¢te.,
THE RED CROSS.
A
man
is known
by
the
compuny
he
keeps.
You can’t
b= in
better
eompany
than
that
of
tne
Red
Cross,
so WHY
NOT JOIN IT?
The
Red Cross
is
the
pesee
army of
humanity,
love und
good
will,
Thisis
a
call
to riiiv
10
the
Red Cross
banner
in
the
Sevenih
aunuil
membersnip
drive
nOW in proores
-,
LctAL
We
have been
informed
by
the
arents
ti.at
from Saturday,
3lst
inst.,
the
s
s.
“Romasnita’’
will
recume
her
schedule
trips as formerly, calling at Christiansted
first and Frederiksted
after,
The
schnr.
‘‘Pocahontas’”
will
leave
San
Juan,
P. R.,
today,
havirg
47
tons
of cargo
for this island.
The .
s,
""Guiana’” from New York is
due
at ¥rederiksted
at 2 o’cloek
this
af-
ternoon,
baving
200
packages
for
this
ilsland.
The
s.
s. "Parima’ is expected
Lo leave
New York on the 6:h prox.
We have
been
asked
to
mention that
the
Native
Brass
Band
will give a
con-
ceit
on the
whart
this evening.
TELEGRAMS.
ST.
CROIX STATION.
Washington,
May 24dth
—The President
hus
forwairded
to
the
Senate
a
recom-
me¢ ndation
of
Mr.
Hughes
that
Unit
ed
States
sovereignty
be
extended
over Swaivs
Islands,
an
isolated
island
at 011 200 miles
east
southeast
of
Apiz,
Samca.
The State
Depar'ment
records
show
that the British
mariner
who
dis-
covered
the iselated
island
deeded
it
to
an American
an< that
the sovereignty of
that country should
be conced:sd
by Great
Britain,
the
orly
other
country
which
might have
ap interest,
St.
Johins,
N. F., May 24th.—Only
one
independent
candidate
will
contest
a
Newfoundiapd
constituerey
in
the
elee-
tion of June
20d.
When
elections
for the
Legistature
were formally declared
clos-
ed vesterday,
the
single
independent
in
the
fictd
was:
Mr. Warren,
Premier
in the
last
legis!ature,
whose
goverument
was