STATEMENT
OF
THE
OWNERSHIP
MANAGEMEXNT,CIRCULATION, ETC.,
REQUIRED
BY
[HE
ACF
OF
CON-
~GRESS
OF AUGIIST 24,
1912.
Os
St. Croix Avis published
dailv
wich 2
issues
on Saturday
at
Christiansted,
St.
Ureix v 1. of 1. 8 for Oct,
1, 1919,
Before
me
a Postmaster
in and
for the
State
and
county
aforesaid,
personally
appeared
(.
Johansen,
who
having
been duly
sworn
according
to
law,
de-
poses
and
says
rthat
he
is
the
owner,
editor and
manager
of the
St.
Croix Avis
and that
che following is,
to
the
best
of
e
his knowledge
and
belief,
a
true
state-
ment
of
the
ownership,
management,
etc.,
of the aforesaid
publication
for
the
date
shown
in
the
above
caption,
re-
quired
by
the
Act
of
August
24,
1912,
embodied
in section
443,
Postal
LLaws and
Regulations.
1.
That
the
name
and
address
of
the
publisher,
ediior.and
husiness
manager
is
%‘r. Johansen,
Chrisiiansted,
St.
Croix, V.
2.
That
the
owner is G. Johansen.
3.
That
the known bondholders,
mort-
gagees,
and
other security
holders
own-
ing or
holdinz
1
par cent
or
more of
to-
tal amount
of bonds,
mortgages,
or oth-
er securities
is:
None.
4.
That
the
two
paragraphs
next
above,
giving the
names
of the
owners,
stock-holder
,
nd
security
holders
if
any,
contain
not
only the list of
stock-
holders
and
security
holders
as
they
ap-
pear
upon
the
books
of
the
company
but
also,
in
ecases
where
the
s ock-
holder
or
security
holder
appears
upon:
the
hoeoks
of
the
company
as trustee
or in any
other fiduciary
rela-
tion, the
name
of the person
or
¢ rpora-
tion for whom
such
trustee
is acting,
is
given; also that the said
two
paragvephs
contain
statements
embracing
affiant’s
full knowledge
and
belief
as
to the
cir-
cumstances
and
conditions
under
which
stockholders
and security
holders
who do
not appear
upon
the
books
of the
com-
pany
as trustees,
hold stock
and
securi-
ties in
a
capacity
other
than
that of
a
bona fide owner:
and
this
affiant has
no
reason
to believe
that
any other
person,
association,
or corporation
has
any
inter-
est
direet
or indirect
in
the
said
stock,
bonds,
or other securities
than
as
so
sta-
ted by him.
’
5.
Th-t the average
number
of
copies
of each
issue
of this
puklication
sold
or
distributed,
through
the mails
or
other-
wise,
to paid
subscribers
during
the six
months
precedi_ng
the date
shown
above
is 650.
5. JOHANSEN.
Sworn
to
and
subscrib2d
before
me
t
“is 14th dav of October
1919.
B R LARSEN.
FOR SALE.
ONE
LADJES
BICYCLE
with
a
Three-speed
attachment
in
perfect
order.
1-
H
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&V I
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j
Frederiksted’s
Apothecary
Hall
OFFERS
MELLIN’S FAMOUS FOOD
for the Baby
|
HORLICK’S MALTED MILK
for infants,
invalids,
and
Travellers,
NLXLBl
ABLE. S
for general
debility
BEEF,
IRON and
WINE
required
in this climate
to give blood
and
strength
Jean
Petersen,
Frederiksted,
West
End New Grocery
offers
recent
Arrivals
FRESH
Codfish,
Cream
of
Wheat
and
Rolled
Oats
Amr.
Gran.
Sugar,
Stuffe!
Olives,
Queen
Olives,
DILL, PICKLES
GOLDEN
GATE
FRUIT SYRUPS
STRAWBERRY
& RASPBERRY,
Snuffles Logan
Berry Juice,
Frarkfurter
Sausages,
VIKNNA STYLES
~
SUPREME
HAM, PICNIC
HA U,
Supreme
Bacon,
Salad
DressingeTobasco
Sauce,
LOGAN BERRY
JUICE,
Al-
monds,
Bitter
& Sweets,
CITRON,
<EILERY.
SALT,
COX
GELATINE,
Royal
Baking
Powder,
12
oz.
tins
Potatoes,
Onions, Rice,
broken
& whole
And
the
usual
Staple
article.
Not
‘
Red
Cross
A special
offer
is extended
until
Oect.
31st.
to
subseribe
to
the
Red
Cross
Magazine for one dollar (U. S
“urrency.)
Renew
your subseription
now.
M. J. NOIA,
Secretary.
Sweet
Potatoes.
“Black-rock’ potatoes
can
be
bought
at Est.
“‘Diamond & Ruby,”” @
3ects.
per
lb., or by the
bank
(700 ft. long).
‘
-
RBOBT,
W. SKEOCH.
JUST
from
the
biz
factories
in
New York and Boston,
Automo-
bile Painting, Signs
and
all other
kinds
of .*ainting.
' g Drop
me
a Card.
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JOHAN
KLINT.
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T
ORDER OF
THE DAY
for the 3rd Ordinary Meeting
of the
Znd cessiea
of
the Colonial Council
of St. Croix, MONDAY, OCI'OBER
20,
1919, at
one o’clock p. m.
1.
Election
of
4
men,
two
for'Chris-
tiansted
and
two
for
Frederiksted,
for
the
purpose
of assisting
the Tax
Commission
in determining the
ren-
tals
for
the
year
1919.
2.
Producti'n
of
copy
of
Minutes
of
the
Municipal
Committee
for
June
quarter,
torwarded
by the Chairman
of
the Committee
according
to _Par.
11 of
the By-Law for rhe
Municipal
Committee
of St. Croix,
for
inspec-
tion of Members
of the
Couz.cil.
3.
Colonial Council
Bili No.
11.
Resolution
authorizing
the
Govern-
or to borrow the
sum
ot Fres.
25,000
from
the
Reseirve
Fund
to
be
ap-
plied in
accordance
with
tne
terms
of
Colonial
Counecil
Bill No.
12, Ses
sior
1919-20
4.
Colonial
Couneil Bill No.
12.
.
Additionat
Money
Bili
to the
Bud-
get for the
Muniecipality of St.
Cruix
for
ibe fisea!
year
ending
June
30,
192u.
For
the purchase
of the build-
ing
known
as
the
Frederiksted
High
School,
No. 30,
30a,
30c,
and
31°
Strand
Street,
Frederiks.ed
Fres.
25,000.
5.
Colonial
Council
Bill No.
13.
Introcduction
of
and
Ist
Discussion
on
Draft of an Ordinance,
introduc-
~d by 2nd Appointed Member (Noll),
to.
provide
for
a
re-organization,
regulation,
and
government
of
the
_
Municipal Poliee Force
of St. Croix.
6.
Colonial
Courci!
Bill No.
14.
Introduction
of
and
Ist
Dizcussion
on
Draft
of
an
Ordinance,
intre-
duced
by
sth
Appointed
Member
(Lunney),
to
regulate
and
control
the prices
of Food
Studs
in the
Mu-
nicipaiity
of St.
Croix, and
for oth-
er purposes.
Colonial
Couneil
Office,
St. “roix,
Oc-
tober
13, 1919.
'
‘
ROBT.
L. MERWIN.
Chazrrman.
NOTICE.
FROM
this date the price for char-
coal at this Institution wilike
€5
cents
per bag.
Richmond
Penitentiary,
St.
Croix.
V.
I. Detober
15,
1919.
C. ESPERSEN.
Director 1w charge.