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'CHRISTIANSTED
THEATRE
8.15.
MONDAY Ry NING
8.7
TiHE ILLST 6
REEILS
OF
“The
Flaming
Disk.”
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lanmng
Lisk.
WITH
SETREG
FINCOINS
Episode
N0.16:
“RUNNING WitD”
:
Episode
No. 17+
“RAILS OF DsSTINY”
Episode No, 18:
*“‘THw END OF THE TRAILY
THURSDAY EVENING
“DESPERAYE
YOUTH®™
:
Monday
24th April
;
THE DARE-DEVII, OF THE SCREEN
:
“MARIE WALCAMP.””
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DTION
AGRIKISTRATOR'S NGTIGE.
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
ESTATE
OF FREDERIK
WILLIAM HOWARD
DECEASED.
C
e
OTICE is hereby given that the under-
N signed
has
been
appointed
adminis-
trator
of
the
estate
of FREDERIK
WILTIAM HOWARLD,
deceased.
All persons
having
claims against
the
said estate
are hereby
notified
to present
same
to
the
undersigned
at
his
office
No.
7-8
King
Sireet
in Christiansted,
with
the
necessary
proofs,
within
6
months from the date of this notice.
Christiansted,
St.
Croix,
V.I. U.S.,
this 11th day
of April 1922.
A. E STAKEMANN,
Adminastrator.
:
LOCAL.
The
entertainment
by
native
perfor-
mers
at
the
theatre
last
night
was
13
success,
the
audience
being
a large
one
and
the program
consisting
of the various
amusing
and astonishing
feats
ably car-
ried
out.
We
desie
to
congratulate
the
promoters
and
fothers
who
contri-
buted
to
the
succeys
of
the
evening,
and
would
not
hesfiate
to
recommend
them if they
should
decide
to appear
in
public
again.
\
The S.
S. ”Parima:‘rived
at
Fred-
;
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%y
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a2
2
$/
a3
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%/
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{
)
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17
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-
3
:
.
K
a
¥R
ox
erissied
yesterday
a’ternoon
and
sailed
«gain
last
evening.
Twenty
nine
sacks
of mail for this
town
were received
and
delivered after 4
p.
m.
“Dad, Here’s
10 You.”
““We
haprened
in
a
home
the
other
night
and
over
the parlor
A~
=%
the
Jegend
worked
in letters
of red,
"*What
is home
without
a
mother?’”’
Across
the
room
was auother
brief, ‘God Bless
Qur
Ftome.’
**Now, what
is
the matter
with
‘God
bless
our Dad?”
He gets
up early, lights
the
fire,
boils
an egg,
and
wipes off the
dew
of
the lawn
with
his
boots,
while
many
a mother
is sleeping
He
makes
the
weekly
hand-out
for
the
butcher,
the
grocer,
the milkman
and baker
and
his little pile is badly
worn before he has
been
home
an
hour.
If there
is
any
noise during the night,
Dad is kicked
in
the
back
and made
to go down
stairs
to
find
the burglar
and
kill
him.
Mother
darns
the
socks,
but
Dad
bought
the
socks
in the first place,
and
the
needles
and
the
yarn
afterward.
Mother
does
up the fruit; well, Dad bought
it all, and
jars
and
sugar
cost
like the
mischief.
Dad
buys chickens
for the
Sunday
din-
ner,
carves
them himself,
and draws the
neck
from the ruins after everyone
else
is
served.
‘What
is
home
without
a
mother?”
Yes,
this
is
all
right, - but
what
is
home
without
a
father?
Ten
chances
to
one it is
a
boarding
house,
father
is under
a slab
and the landlady
i‘?;s Ea? g R
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5
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?NY
tax
payer
of
this
istand
whose
}
~%
interests
may
be
affected
by the
ap-
*2-plication of the
proposed
Tax
CQrdin-
'
ance
who may
desire
to
appear
before
{
the
Committee
of the
wholz
Council in
|
c¢onnection
therewith
is invited
to
submit
|
his
request
in writing
to the
Chairman
!
of the Council,
addressed
to the
Colonial
® Council
Office.
The
Committee
meets
Wednesday,
i
April 19th in the Councitl Chamber,
Chris-
'
tiansted
at
8 o’clock p.
m.
ROBT.
L. MERWIN,
Chairman.
E
a
B
e‘
’
F: f;iR
:
~
Administrator's
kotice
|
IN THE MATTER OF THE J‘(f?'l‘ ES-
L
TATE OF
BEMH!'ERIK
SVIIZER,
DE-
'i
CEASED,
AND
HIS
SURVIVING
WIDOW MARIE J. SVI(ZER.
¢
felo
!
MYOTICE
is herebv
givep,
that
A. E.
“"g STAKUMANN, «dministrator
of -the
b
=
Y
above
entitled
eztate,
having filed in
i
the
District
Court
of the Virgin Islands
{
of the United States
his
final account
of
.
the
adminisiration
of
the
said
estate,
.
the
hearing of the
same
has
been
fixed
t
for TUESDAY the 16th
day of May 1922
{
at
10o’clock
a.
m.
of that
day at
the
i
Otfice
of the Judge
of
said
Court in
the
!
Town
of
Christiansted,
llsland
of
St.
Croix,
eund
all persons
interested
in the
i
said
estate
are hereby
notified then
and
there
to appear
and
show
cause,
if any
_
they have,
why
the said
accounts
should
iy
net
be settled a.nd allo wed.
|
Christiansted,
St.
Croix;
V., Ll. 5.,
{
this
12th day of April 1922.
:
A. E. STAKEMANN,
§
Admamstrat
r.
|
}
is the widow.
Dad,
here’s
to vou; you've
|
got
your
faults—you
may
have
lots
of
.
’em—but you’re all right, and
we’ll miss
{
yocu when you’re gone.
|
“‘Later—Father’s gone—but
no b@erd-
f
ing
house
‘is
ours.
For
though
poor
-
Dad’s under
the slab he’s still paying the
~
bills—he
was insured.’”’—Metropolitan.
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
Cape
Verde
Islands,
April Tth. —ln
order
to
replenish
their
stock
of
fuel
the Portuguese
aviators plan
to
land
at
Saint
Paul
Rock,
on
their
voyage
to
Brazil.
The distance
of
the
next flight
will
be
one
thousand
miles,
and
from
thence
to
Fernando
do
Noronho,
three
‘
hundred
miles.
I.ondon, April 7th.—Smiling
cheerful-
}§
ly but unable entirely to conceal
his eare-
worn
expression,
Mr.
Lloyd
George