GOVERNMENT
OF
THE
:
VIRGIN ISLANDS 0F
THE UNITED STATES
St.
THOMAS.
-
Executive
Order
Mo, 2--1923.
N order that
complete
and
accurate
re-
cord
may
be kept
of persons
who
ar-
rive
in the Virgin Islands,
especially
aliens,
there
will hereafter
be
kept
at
the
ports
of St, Thomas,
St. John,
Chris-
tiansted
and Irederiksted,
a book
to be
Known
as
the
Immigration
Record
in
which
will
be
recorded
the
following
data
concerning
persons
arviving
in the
Virgin [slands:
1.
Full
pame.
.
e
Ave
S,
Sex.
4.
Color.
o
I)?t\‘ of arriy 711.
6.
Name
of vessel,
7.
Citizenship,
8.
Tormer
residence.
9.
OQerupation,
iO.
Local address,
il.
Remarks
(description
of
passport,
length
of stay
and other pertinent
information.
The information
necessary
to complete
this
record
will
be
precured
under
the
cognizance
of the
Directors
of Police
in
St.
Thomas
and St. Croix, and
the
Des-
patching
Secretary
at
St.
John.
Each
vessel
carrying passengers
wiil be
board-
ed
by
an official from
the
above
offices
when
the
necessary
adata
will be
secured
tc
be later transposcd
to the
permanent
Immigration
Record.
Captains
of
ves-
sels
will not be permitted
to land
passen-
gers
until the data for
this record
have
been
obtained,
Passengers
who
remain
ina
port
of
the
Virgin Islands
only during the
stay
of the ship, and who depart with it, need
not
be recorded.
The data
required
by'the
Immigration
Record
are
in addition
to
the
require-
ments
of existing laws regarding
Jmmi-
gration,
foreigners,
ete.
in
the
Virgin
Islands.
The
practice
of requiring
cap-
tains of ships
to
furnish
passenger
lists
will be continued.
:
WITNESS
MY HAND and
the Seal of the
Government
of the Virgin Islands
of the
United States
at St. Thomas
this fifteenth
day of May, nineteen
hundred
and
twen-
ty-three.
.
HENRY H. HOUGH,
GGovernor,
[SEAL|
AT YOUR SERVICE
A. R. MC INTOSH
Passenger
and
Light
Delivering
Truek.
TD
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Excursion Irip.
Schoong+
Vigilant
will leave Christiansted
for St. Tho-
mas
on SATURDAY NIGHT,
19TH
INST. at
11 o’clock, returring
Tues-
day morning.
Round trip $2.50.
Apply to Cart.
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anybody
“haviog
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counts
against
me
to bring
same
for-
ward
for se?lement
as
soon
as
possible.
During
ény
absence
Lawyver
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STAKEMANN
bolds
my
power
of
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Be
sure
to specifly
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on your boots
or shoes
next time.
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the
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blood.
When
the
carbon
in
your
fond
comes
in contact
with the
oxy-
gen
carried
by
the
iron i
your
blood,
the
carbon
and
oxygen
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and
by
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doing
they gve
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energy,
thereby
giving
you
greag
force,
strengih
and
endurance.
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iron
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no
oxygen
and
witheul
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there
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pothing
to
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with e
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in
your
food,
so
that
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coal
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the fire.
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strongeat
weapon
with
which
to
pre.
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of
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nervaus,
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foihs
in
two
veekd
tire,
It
has
been
u:od
and
higily reconmended
by
former
Unitei
States
Ssuntnrs.
Merhers
of
Corcress,
Judees
o
Tl
8.
:
any
PdViICLS ot
tominent
Mo,
Over
4,000,600
paople
are
now
using
ir
an.
nualiy.
mtisractory
rvesults
nre
guaranteed
or the nzaulacturery
wili refund
your
money,
Sold
by
all druggisic
in
tablct
{orm only.
s
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hat
Fra
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Distributors:
Apothecary
Hall,
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St.
Thomas.:
®
‘Late Arrivals
By the &, §’s. “Bridétown” &
“Polivar®
I HAVE
received
a
full
assort-
ment of
AUTOMOPILE PARTS
too numerous
to detail.
Look
in at the old Stand,
Corner
of
No. 6 King’s
Street
where
your
supplies
can be procured
at
moder-
ate prices.
Roberi Armstrong,
Authorized Ford Dealers.
Christiansted,
St. Croix. 15th May 1923,
Eeac
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LIST OF UNQLAIMED MAILFOR THE
wEEK ENIED May
12,
1923,
Miss Anical Brown,
Mrs. Catherine
Byyan,
Miss Ann Francis,
Mr. James
Martin.
»
Post
Office,
Christiansicd,
Virgin® Is-
lands.
May
14,
1923.
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B. R. LARSEN,
Posimaster