Administrator’s
Notice
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
PETER EMANUEL JACKSON,
DE-
CEASED.
OTICE
is hereby given,
that
the
un-
dersigned
has
been
arpointed admin-
istrator
of the above named
decesed.
All persons
having
claims
against
the
said estate
are hereby
notified to present
same
to the undersigned
at his office
at
No.
7/8
King
Street
in
the
Town
of
Christiansted,
Island
of
St.
Croix, with
necessary
proofs within
6 months
from
the
date of this notice.
Christiansted,
St. Croix, February
11th
1922.
A. E. STAKEMANN,
Admainistrator.
Sea B
s
e
i
for the
Extraordinary
Meeting of
the Colonial
Council
for St.
Croix,
MUNDAY, February
20,
1922,
at
ONE
O’CIL.OCK P. M
(Convened
by the Charrman.)
1.
Produection
of copy of Minutes f the
Municipal Committee
for the quarter
ending December
31,
1921,
forward-
ed
by the Chairman
of the
Commit-
tee for inspection
of Members
of the
Cogncil.
2.
Colonial Council
Bill No.
14.
Continuaticn
of
Ist
Discussion
on
Colonial
Council
Bill No.
14,
Draft
of
an Ordinance,
introduced
by
4th
Member
for
Frederiksted
Country
District
(Fleming),
providing
for
the
repairing
and
volling
of
the
Centerline Road.
3.
Coloniai Council
Bill No.
15.
Introduction
of
first
Discussion
of
Money Bill to Budget
1921-22
as
ad-
ditional aid
to Kings Hill Poor
Farm
introduced by Government.
Colonial
Council
Office,
St.
Croix,
February
13,
1922.
ROBT. L. MERWIN,
Chairman.
IN
Christiansted
Harbor
ON
®
’
®
Washington’s
Birthday
22nd
Feb.
PARTICULARS LATER.:.
ST CBORX
A VIS
ADMINISTRATOR'S
NOTIGE
IN THE
MATTER OF
THE
ESTATE
OF EVELYN ANDREW OR AN DREWS,
DEDEASED.
OTICE is hereby given, that FRANCIS
N
W. CLaiR,
administrator
of
the
es-
tate
of EVELYN
ANOREW
or
AN-
DREWS,
deceased,
having filed
in
the
Distriet
Court of the
Virgin
Islands
of
the United States
Sub Judicial District of
Chvistiansted,
his
final
account
of
the
administration
of
the
said
estate,
the
hearing
of the same
has
been
fixed for
WEDNESDAY
the
22nd
day of
March
A. D.
1922
at
10 o’clock in the
Iforenoon
of
that day at the office of the Judge
of
the
said Court
in
Christiansted.
Island
of
St. Croix, aforesaid,
and
all
persons
interested
in the said
estate
are
hereby
notified
then
and
there
to
appear
ani
show
cause,
if
any they have,
why
the
said
account
should
rot
be settled
and
allowed.
~
Christiansted,
St.
Croix,
V.
L U.
this 11th day of February
1922.
FRANCIS
W. CLAIR,
Administrator.
Another Week!
PROFESSIONAL!
DR.
J. MAYHEW, Eyesight
Specialist,
can
be consulted
at his
office
No. 3
Company
Street,
Christiansted,
until
SATURDAY, February
18th from
10 A.
M. to 4 P.
M.
Cvlinders
in
Compound
=nd
Plano,
Spherical
in Minus
and
"lus, and
Bifoca!
Lenses,
Mounts
and Frames
¢
Specialty.
2OCAL.
The
S.
S. Martinique after discharging
her Frederiksted
cargo
at that port called
here
on Sunday
morning and
sailed again
for the islands
Sunday
afternoon,
carry-
ing mail for St. Kitts, Antigua,
Grenada
and Barbados.
The S.
S.
Marina
also
paid
her
usual
weekly visit
to
Christiansted
on Sunday
afternoon,
landed
a
few
packages,
and
passengers,
and
sailed for Porto
Rico via
Frederiksted
in the evening.
The three-master
General
Pau sails
to-
day.
Itis
expected
th=ut
the
Tadousac
will give her a tow out the harbor,
The Colonia' Council
convened
yester-
day
as
per
previous
announcement,
but
it being
a
legal
hLoliday
on
which
it is
understood
that
no
legal
business
could
be
transacted,
the
meeting
adjourned
and
an informal
discussion
of
the items
on
the
order
of
the
day
followed, the
principal
subject
belng
the
additional
money
grant
for
the
Kingshill
Poor
Farm,
bill introduced
by
Government.
The
Acting
Government
Secretary
and
the Despatching
Secretary
were
present,
and
a full assembly
of Council
members.
The postponed
meeting
wiii
be
held
on
Monday.
The
U.
S.
tug
Tadousac
with the
Act-
ing
Government
Secretary
‘Clarke
and
some
other
passengers
arrived
here
yesterday
fornoon
and
will
sail
for St.
Thomas
this
afternoon.
The
Native Brass
Band
entertained
an
enthusiastic
gathering
with
a concert
of
flne
selections
on
Sunday evening
after
churen
service.
The Creole
with mails
for St. Thomas,
Porto
Rico,
and
the
States
sailed
from
this port
at 6 p.
m. yesterday.
|
The
theatre
was,
as
customary,
tho
~
place
where
a
large
gathering
spent
a
very
pleasant
couple
of hours
iast
eve-
.
ning.
A
[lootball
match
for
the
juvenile
.
cham: ionship of Christiansted
was play-
ed
on Parade
Ground yesterday
atternoon
'
between
the
Merry
Juvenile
and
Blue
"
Bird clubs,
the Merry Juvenile
winning
'
by one goal to none.
West
End News
Co., Mr. A.
Ovesen,
Distributor
for the
Vietor Talking
Ma-
'
chine
Co.
of Camden,
N. J.
correcting
.
~
our
news
item
of
Friday
last,
advises
.
that
the
gramaphone
at
the
Christian-
|
sted
Theatre
is net
a
Sonora,
but‘a regu-
|
lar Vietrola, Model X, selling for $125.
|
Correspondence
|
To the Editor
‘*St. Croix Avis.”’
|
Dear
Sir:
|
Please
ailow
me
space
in
your
va-
'
lued
paper
for
an
answer
to ‘‘Staunch
[
Theatre
Goers’’
article
in
Wednesday’s
|
issue
of your
paper.
i
Dear ‘‘Staunch
Theatre
Goers’’:
In order
to find
out
if
the
majority
.
of
theatre
goers
desires
to
have
the
.
shows
in the theatre
on Sund-y and Wed-
I
nesday
or
on Monday
and
Thursday
the
'
program
of the
new serial
‘‘The
Invisi-
.
ble Ray’’, which
would
ordinarily
have
'
been exhibited
on Mondays only, will also
.~
be exhibited
on
Sunday
evenings
&:45,
'
while the second
program
in every
week
~
will only be exhibited
on Thursdays
until
it has
been
found
out
which
days
are
~
preferred.
’
With regard
to question
about
the
ad-
mission
prices
I must
say
that I
under-
~
stand
very
well
that
the question
has
~
been
raised
in
a
time
when
wages
are
~
going down,
but the same question
must
also be looked
upon
from
another
side,
namely: When
Christiansted
Theatre be-