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ST. CROIX TRIBUNE
TWELFTH YEAR
Order Os The Day
for the fourth ordinarv meeting of the
Colonial Council for 3t. Croix for the
fiscal year 19331534, Tenta Council
First Session, W-eain2sday 24 January
1634 at 1 30 o’clock p. m
1. Election of two (2) menbers to
serve on the Export Tariff Com
mission in accordance with Ragu
lations establishea Maren 31, 1840,
2. (Colonial Council Bill No. 18
Continuation of Ist discussion on
Colonial Council Biil No. 18,
draft of an ordinance to autho
rize the Governor .0 sell at pub
auciion the public property known
as ‘‘Gallows Bay’’ in Christian
sted Distriet. With Commirttee
Report.
8. Colonial Couneil Bill No. 19
ChHntinuation of lst discussion on
Colonial Counci' Bill No. 19, draft
of an ordinance to establish a loan
fund for the improvement of pri
vate house-holders’ water supply
With Commitiee Report.
4. Colonial Council "Bili No. 20,
Contipuation cf Ist discussion on
Colonial Council E'll -0. 20, draft
of an ordinance to establish a pen
sion board and to establish a
pension system in the Muni¢ipa
lity of St. Croix. With Committee
Report.
5. Colonial Council Bill No. 24.
Continuation of Ist discussicnon
Colonial Council Bill No. 24. draft
of an ordinance to regulate and
contirol the manufaciure and sale
of aleoholic beverages in the Mu
picipality of St. Croix and for
other purposes. With Committee
Report.
6. Colonial Council Biil No. 25.
Discussion on resolution concern
ing a vote of.confidence in the
presect administration.
Introduced by Ist Appointed
Member (Moorehead).
Colonial Council Office. Ciristiansted,
January 15 1934.
ARNOLD M GOLDEN,
Cnr rman.
A Journal For The Progress Os The Peome
Let Jusiice BBe Done Though Thke Heavens Should Faii
CHRISTIANSIED., 31 'CROIX, V.l 0.5 A
Christiansted Theatre
8.45 SUNDAY NIGHT 8.45
“The White Sister”
The screen wus made for pictur:s like this— and a picture like tkis was made for
the screen.
i i
PARDON QUR ENTHUSIASM!
We are making a big noise, but will someone lend us a dictionary of surparlatives?
Our [anguage fails us! We are at loss for the words that adequately deseribe our
picture for Sunday.
.____o____
YOU’VE GOT TO SEE .
‘ . -
| The White Sister
WITH
HELEN HAYES and CLARK GABLE
(It’s another M. G. M. Trlumph) 1
Believe it or not, your’e heading fordwdopomtment if you wait until the last min
ute to secure seats,
And here’s good news:— We have decided to charge ouly tne usual pricez of ad
mission
NOT ONE CENT EXlkaA FOR THIS SUPER SPECIAL!
“THE WHITE SISTER”’ “LA HERMAN DEL DOLOR”’
Knapp Brothers Shoes Al Bargain
Prices
Formerly $7.95 now $5.95 ‘
: $6 95 o 4 95
i $5.95 Lo /a8
. $4.95 ‘895 &3.50
These prices effective only while stock
lasts. Buy now and save money. Never
again will you get this bargain. Higher
prices are coming and you owe ycur
seif the advantage (o obtain a pair of
these Shoes.
V. C. RISSING
Box 171, Christiansted V. I.
Lo:al Representative
KNAPP SHOES Boston Mass
FRIDAY, JANUARY 19. h 1934,
By Spzcial Request
A Christmas Eve in Medieval England
under the direction of Mrs. H. Hansen,
that was rendered on Tuesday 9th in
the Theatre will be repeated on Friday
night January 19th.
It is hop-:d that a suificient number
of patrons will turn out to make the re
petition as successful as the first night
for it is said to be '‘The Most Elabo
rate, Entertaining, and Beautiful Ope
retta Yet Presented’’.
Plan of Seats and tickets will be on Sale
at Miss Quin’s Book Store.
P rices R2served Seats2o cts
General admissionlo cts
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