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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-25
FAIRBANKS

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Nov. Is
The warehouse and clothing stock |
owned by. j.. r. Fowle has been
damaged in a mysterious fire, The
loss is estimated. at probably So 900
with no insurance.
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chorage. The trip generally takes
a day and half or two days.
Capt. Berger said he would await
the arrival Of the Motorship Kasi-
lof which left Anchorage at the
same time as the Discoyerer. He
described the storm as the worst he
ever experienced.
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REPLY BY GOVERNOR

II he Is correctly quoted. Senator
Thomas has illustrated the mistake
that is often made by those who ar
rive at conclusions and render judy
ment without getting to the bottom
OF things" Gov. John W. Troy said
today. In commenting upon Senator
Elmer Thomas's remarks about
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. Is.
COL Otto F. Ohlson, General Man
ager of the Alaska Railroad, an
nounced last night that the strik-
ing maritime unions had agreed
verbally to man and work vessels
the Alaska Railroad will charter,
under an Executive Order of Pres
ident Roosevelt, to relieve the food
shortage in Alaska.
Five Ships Needed
Col Gibson told the newsmen, at
ter conference with members of
the strike committee, that I'VE will
need five ships. One, the Arctic,
of the Alaska Packing Company
has been obtained. The Arctic will
probably leave here for Seattle
within two days"
Col. Gibson said he would leave
Thursday for Seattle where he will
charter two more vessels and two
more will be obtained later for AL
aSka.
In later talk to the newsmen,
Col. Ohlson said members of the
striking unions will man the Arc
tic which will sail for Seattle with
in three days and load at Seattle,
THE Arctic" continued Mr.. OIL
son. will make twelve day voyages
to Seward and another vessel will
be chartered at Seattle. Also the
Bureau of Indian Affairs motorship
Boxer will be used.
Wages to BE Paid
THE union men will be paid the
wages Alaska fishing operators were
paid last season. slightly higher
than the prevailing pay of the
ships personnel on deep sea YES
sells.
1.-The Arctic, with 5000 cubic feet
of cold storage space, will carry
fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, flour,
mail, also general cargo business,
taking passengers as well as freight.
THE Boxer will leave Seattle
within four or five days, taking sup
plies where the need is most acute,
particularly Sitka. Cordova, Unal-
aska and Akutan and also will take
1000 sacks of mail at Juneau tor
the Westward. The Boxer will
then be used for an auxiliary SER
vice between Seward and points to
the Westward, including Kodiak Is
land"
McGrady Pleased
Edward F. McGrady, Assistant
Secretary Of Labor. said he was
decidedly pleased over the solution
of the Alaska situation.
New negotiations
The spokesman for one of the
three employer groups of the Ship
Owners Association and Pacific
Operators of coastwise freighters
said there might be negotiations at
a meeting today with the unions to
handle about ten percent of the
coasts marine cargoes in rs small
Ter ships that are available.
1t is understood that only ships
not controlled by firms involved in
the strike, will be chartered for
coastwise traffic including Alaska.
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cHERNrKoFF IN HOSPITAL

Boris Chernikoff, Juneau CCC
worker, entered St. AIMS Hospital
today for medical treatment.
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LIST OF DEATH
CROWS AS WORK
MOVES FORWARD
Lorraine Vanali, Pete Bot
tello, Mrs. George Lee
Found in Wreckage
CHILD LIVES TWO
HOURS AFTER RESCUE
Pitiful Tale of Suffering Re
vealed with Locating
of Small Child

The body Of Oscar Lait0 Of
Sitka, who had been rOOming
at the Matson Boarding House
while here for medical treat
ment, was found shortly after
3 o'clock this Afternoon in the
slide wreckage. The recovery
brings the death list to nine.
All bodies are at Carter's.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
Glass Meeting

The Faithful Workers Class OF
BlachWeu memorial Church met
recently at the home Of Mrs. 0.
E. Mcpherson Oh WCStover Boulc-
ward. for the regular October bus
mess and social meeting
Mrs. Marvin Williams. vice pre-
sident. presided over the meeting
in the absence of the president.
MIS-. Frank Venters. The GcvO-
toned was lead by Mrs. J. P.
Hastings After all the business
was completed, the new officers
ard q teacher for the coming year
were election.
Mrs. j. L. White was elected
teacher, Mrs. R. T. Venters,
who has been the casS teacher
fo:' several years. were both pre-
sent and were presented corsageS
of red roses and fern.
Mrs. VsntcrS presented each
member OF the class with a sewing
kit, made up as a Sun-bonnet. as
c r2memberance from her. 4
social hour was enjoyed. after
which the hostesses. Miss Maude
Brock, HRS. Brantley Mccoy and
Eir5. o E. Mcpherson served de
liciOus refreshments. The class
then presented Mrs. Venters with
: Gift in appreciation of her years
CT work, devotion and love for
her class.
The members of the class pre-
cent were: Mrs. j. L. White. Mrs.
K. T. VCnters. Mrs w. W. Saw
yer. Mrs. Shelton Halcs. Mrs.
Willis Wright. Mrs. w. F. Arm
strong. Mrs. Wayatt Aydlett, Mrs.
Harry Sedgwith. Mrs. William
CheSson, Mrs. Marvin Williams.
Mrs. r. S. Younts. Mrs. C. 2.
Joyner, Mrs. Brantley Mccoy.
Mrs. E. o. Mcpherson, Mrs. c. L.
Lister. Mrs. Leslie Sherlock, Mrs.
!. ?. HaStlng. Mrs. Hallet WINS
low, Mrs. Beulah Ward, Miss
MINNIE Goafrey, Miss Maud
Brock, Mrs. Helen Matthews of
Norfolk, Va, and Mary Frances
MCPncrSOn.
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Mrs. Eddie Mcpherson
Entertains for Daughter

Mrs. Eddie Mcpherson delight
fully entertained at a party at
her home on Westover Boulevard
on Friday night from 7:3O until
$50 in honor of the Twelfth Dlrth-
day anniversary of her daughter
Lucille. Pollyanna ana Blnso
were played with Mary Mcpherson
Marian Belle Humphlctt ana
Thomas Pritchard winning The
prizes.
The color scheme Of pink and
white was carried out in the love
" flowers used in the house. ana
the birthday cake with twelve
candles forming the ccnt"Eplecc
for the dining table. The guests
were given novelty balloons ana
alI-day suckers as favorS. MIS-.
Mcpherson served ice cream. cake,
candy and peanuts to the fellow
inc guests: Shirley Marsh. Jean
Reid. Shirley Jean Jones. Louise
Sivills. Marian Belle Humphlett,
Camilla Mcpherson. Phyllis Ray
White. Mary Frances Mcpherson.
Thelma Mae Humphlett. Mary
Mary Ellen Sivills. Lucille Nc
Pherson. Carlton Bauer, Worth
Chovcy. Carlton Marsh. Geor&~
Sawyer. Jr.. Edward A,Del:tson,
Joseph Mcpherson. Charles Vivian
Pritchard, Charles Ives Jones.
Thomas Pritchard. and Mrs.
Claude Gregory, Mrs. E V. Albert
son, Mrs. Y. c. Perry, Mrs. Slci-
ton Morgan, Mrs. Eddie McPher-
son and Miss Lena Perry.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
Golden Circle Class Meets


The Golden Circle Sunday Class
IF the City Road Church met last
Friday night at the home Of Mrs.
Merritt Hooper en- the corner Of
Cedar and Holly streets. with Mrs.
Parker Midget and Mrs. Joseph
Lamb as assistant hOStesseS.
The devotional was read by
Miss Maude Munden and was
aiken from the 8tn chapter Of
Matthew. The president, Mrs.
Jessie AlbertScn. expressed her
appreciation 10 the class for en-
ruSt.ng her with the office for
he coming year. The class was
presented with the year book.
Aftcr business was dispensed with,
Mrs. R. ". Elliott had charge of
the social hour, after which the
hJStesscS served delicious refresh
msnts.
Those present for the meeting
we're: Mrs. LcSsie AlbcrtSon, Mrs.
Z. H. Hill. Mrs. Emma Edwards.
Mrs. Elliott Jacobs. Mrs. Willie
Sawyer. Ms. D. Y. nixon and her
Guest. Mrs. Allen OSBORNE of
Stumpy Point. Mrs. E. Wilson
Smith. Mrs. Mary Alexander. Mrs
r. ". Elliott. Miss MaUde Nun
len and Jane Sawyer.
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XGEITIERIMG ! :; !: EI2 NJ; T.! Grip

Not II anc .o,,, .rvg
But to thln61na a.,..
can be controlled. II on, N.Y.. I.
self getting 10 the d2r.,. ,.,.'
there are a number Of r,.,
to pursue" "'F q
4 thought yoa wcrc 8,
had-now You talk Il.o =, :
or some sru!ty old p6..o.,. =,
.clnon laughed ,ag.IIy
lie smiled az her r..
something whimsical +, -. -. p.
Why not likcn M 10 ,S,. h. !
ancient Greek pa.!olgns.
one who tried TO cXrrac, ,,,.,. ~.
mum of sweetness from 49,
ing minutc?"
Minutes like this? Ym
them for the time being sr
wisely forget al! about tapr
a canny bachelor. 7 r,..
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Toes anvor, know who is the visitor the front
America these autumn days. ltS te Poad
separated for the first time from e
fled gs racnosy for from the college front But
the YOUNGSTERS finished with their spells OF heart
ache and stomach honescSncss arc likely TO neg
spell OF mind to the famlS pack NOME
faternieS friends and strange eX
the youngsters L didn't get te
family letter will understand that no news is good news
what costing mother and dad to
put them and keep there Clothes books tuition and board have
cpd into laps this far country clothes books bed and
their laps from fruitful family trees
That's home about But mother doing without the
new curtains his Old clothes know better
knowledge that John and Mary
ae studying taking their places in college life living within
out of trouble. But mother wants
juicy letter from Mary telling her ta the 1000 gooo
wardrobe adequate the roommate congena te professors
that Mary happy not honeSlcK Mother cant
c at until she has in Johns own handwriting that
cigarette drinking too much beer
playing poker. moving in bad company Fer sleep IS
swcer she somebody to darn his socks sew en-
hi buttons end mother him.
n, news from bad parents separated
children It proof that the boys and girls haven't
much appreciation for them 1t is the reminder
that their training has been at fault else the chill
dcn would have consideration for them to take time of and
thinking Dad laugh off the neglect
these can't be counted on for any
hg Dt pursuit selfish pleasure but mothers hungry heart
aches for letters.
younq folks give the old folks break The postoice
stamped ready to be written on
dash off while the crowd
assembling ot down daily dongs be-
second call for dinner You can write lew
will make mothers heart light while you are wait
and send dad word OF greeting that
prideuy the office All IN minute OF time
price penny you parents peace of mind
a small for the big things they are doing for
CAROLINE CHATFIELD
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Missionary .licct!G,

The Minnie CO,aton W@t.
;ionary S1c!@Jy Ci A"T
Church held thrir lam.G IL
y meeting a. ta" Hcmo O
!. r. Web. I&".c ~G
ncnbcr5 and rG.e u..'Es
sent. Ms. W. (. nllt'&. q.
Sidcnt. presided CIR ia' 9
Members rros;H "G": "
w. w. SDInca.. #a.iE -
5. .. Banks. Matla aoo.-
<. Barcl;ft and tao D@.
l.. p. webb. |istc.a H&
Maly and HcDbr"a "'..
MesdameS jesse Ga"l .. :
Perry and joe I..n~ G.2".
The huGlllrSs o. ''.-."
.wo orphans talr rIrr ) .'
are Of was discussed.
The d2votiOLaI was .ra ,.
). =. RarkS. .1.o .4."
he theme.
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Miss Black Here

Miss Eleanor Back Of Dublln'
GEORGIA. is visiting MIS-. Carroi
Abbott at her hGnlc on Riverside
Drive. MRS Abbott, with her
mother, MIS-. }. II. BarkWcll oi
Wccksyil:c, has recently return
ed from q trip to Georgia.
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Dance TONIGHT

Mrs. Graham Commander. Mrs.
BWIuS IiIlett, Miss Marie Davis
and Miss Mildred Tatlm are en-
,ertaining a number of their
friends at a dance at Tcxaco
Beach tonight. Dancing will be-
gin at $50 and there arc approx
n2tGly i0G guests invited
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THREE ACCEPTED IN CCC

Plymouth, Oct. 11-Thrce out
of five white youths called for
service in the Civilian Conserva-
ton Camps from Washington
County were accepted last Fri
day. They were Julian Comstock,
Carlton Spruill and Clyde Spear,
,Of CreSWell. No cOlOred bows were
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
z N ES1rn

Howard Stevens has returned
o his homo or West Main Street
rom q business trip to IIatteras.
While there he was the guest Of
his sister. Mrs.. Dick Pu"-uG.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
ECnicrlains llsS

Mrs. Mablc 2aMhG 'oa..
The Beginner Gas. ccr
entertained the mcmbG .
Sunday Sohoo, class. Mo.
berS and ivc visitors S"'
Games were CnjCy"G. o
cream was served.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
EorenanS Home

MI. and Mrs. Harold Foreman
returned yesterday to their home
on Riverside Drive after spending
the past three weeks in Boston
Mass.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
NCiurnS Homo

Mrs. Dewey O'Neal left Satur-
day for her home at Aydlctt af-
.cr visiting Mrs. E. L. OWnley on
South Martin Street for several
lays.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
Missionary Socjctv Nicotine

The regular monthly meeting
Of tic Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church will be
held this afternoon at $50 O'Clock
at the church. Ali members arc
mged to attend.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
Wcch-End i:Crc

Mss Doris Bagicy. who IS with
The WPA at WiLiamStOn, spent
he weekend here visiting rcla-
-ivI2.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
CAROLINE CHATFIELD.

submitted by readers will be discussed
this column publication will be answered
personally stamped envelopes
All names are held confidence Chaed of this
Deys
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STAR SIGNALS
BY
-OCTAYINE-

For persons who believe that human
destiny Is guided by tho planet, the daily
horoscope Is outlined by noted aStro-
Ioqer. In addition to information OF
personal Interest, 1t outlines information
OF special interest to persons born on the
designated dates.
OCTOBER II
Those who are most likely to be
affected by planetary vibrations to-
day werc born from Aug. % through
Sept. %.
General Indications
Morning-Contradiccory.
Aft2rncon-Bad.
Evening-GoCd.
Social conditions arr in favor all
day. Other affairs may tc cntang-
led.
Tcd2y'S Birthdatc
Circumstances may force you to
labor hard
Ycu should expand ard gain
through your mental ;fTor;G. papers,
relatives or travel in October, 1886.
Be careful to guard against OK
oravagance in the homo c. through
travel in February, 1887.
Danger Dec. 13 through 81, 1855.
Socially favorable; DIAL with the
opposi,es. sex Dec. at stEpughk %;
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
Social and 0&AAona(
Edited by nders Smith
Here Shopping

Mrs. I. l.. Flora and Miss Eliza
beth Poyner of Moyock were IN
town shopping Saturday
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
Personals
Wits ErOthCr

Mrs. Bette SWindCll Of Shiloh
has returned home after spending
/ ECW days with her brother. NJ.
q. Wright Cn Front Street.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
Wcpk-End Here

Cecil Reel Of Goldsooro spent
the weekend here. Mr.. Reel is a
former resident CT Elizabeth City.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
Plymouth News
Jituc Thaatcr Pll'

The P!ym0UjH Fedora =
Theatre OF the WA ".- =
! play entitled B"aa'' 90. =,
Beast" a two-act amaze" =. :.
directed by MI. Kai.'"'' =. =.
and q short Cny-a'' ''..-
amateur play Of aoan .a.-. b.
Tilted "Balancca Dn' u. -.
Oeibert Allen .M .'
High School A.i.'D...'". >.
3 P NJ. Sinai. aam.a7.'"
charged.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
MIR. H9pr Here

Mike Bacr of Baltimore is
spending some time here on busi-
ness.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

Miss Kathleen Harrison Of jar
visburg was in town on business
Saturday
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
CresWell Personals
Glass Holds Sale

The home economies class with
its teacher, Miss Warrener, held
a sale Saturday in the former Of
flee Of Dr.. Phelps. Each member
of the class was asked to bring
something to sell, some bringing,
eggs, chickens, grapes, cakes, can
dy. cookies, pastries and all kinds
of vegetables. The sale was sue
cess and the proceeds will so tow
ard furnishing the class room.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

Mr.. Stanley Midget of Rodan-
the was visitor in town last
week.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

Miss Gladys Rountree spent the
weekend with her father at Au-
lander.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

Mrs w. G. Morse and Mrs. Cal
Vim Morse CT WeekSyille were in
Gown shopping Saturday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

Miss Mary Clark visited her
family in Inez, N. c., for the week.
end.
y " "A II &A q IA g
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
Edenron Social
Attend Wedding

Those attending the wedding OF
Miss Susan Martin CapChart OF
Scotch Hall to the Rev. John Will
liam Hardy of Columbia which
was solemnized on Thursday in
the Holy InnocentS' Episcopal
church at Avoca. near Windsor,
were: MI. and Mrs. d. NJ. War
rem. Mrs. B. w. Hathaway. Nj.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. P. Wales, and the Rev. and
Mrs. c. A. AShby.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
tended the Kay Bros. circus il
Plymouth Thursday night.

Among those to attend the
Capehart- Hardy wedding in
Windsor Thursday were Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G.. Walker, Mrs. j. w.
Starr, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Peal,
Miss Elizabeth Peel, Mrs. S. S.
Smithson, Miss Iona Bell Wescott,
Miss Ruth Miller, and C. H. Alder
holdt.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

Mrs. j. NJ. Phelps returned Fri
day from Washington where she
has been spending some time with
her son, Dr.. j. M. Phelps.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

Miss Ruby Lent, Miss Sarah
Macdonald and Mrs. H. 2. Jones
spent Saturday in Elizabeth City
shopping.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

Mrs. Irwin Smith and son, Irwin
Jr., arc visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ray Hopkins.
Miss Faye Tadlock Of Windsor
is spending the weekend with
Mrs. Clyde Slnithson.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

Mrs. K. B. Davis and Mis-. Dor
scy Pruden spent Friday in Nor
folk. shopping.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
New Hope NeT.

Mrs. Il. A. Tho. n O. G.
vile was the au.at Of ,,r .
Perry.
Ms. Leo LGwo,! a:G Z
lie Bell Perry w~ dime
o! Mrs. Z :. .c-rH.
The fol,owine NV s:n
.,le attended the iunlm
James l.. Brock. o! z la,,
Route Two: ~. End !.
Turner, Mr.. and N:rs. C.
on, Mr.. Joshua SW,9l II
Mrs. BIa..:cnlCl" Snlal. i. ,
Garter. Mrs. Z. l. rul.
Miss Vida .Lal!'
Mr. Cliff BGn.: W. MI.
N kUcincSs.
Mr.. Austin Ian @nl a'.,
Kermit Barrett. 81 VAIN
}. c.. arc visiting i.og a
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 2. Daa .gs
lay.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
State Nurse 70 ooI't

State Nuff ~ 81
Miss Mabcl ."..'-
cigh, consultatioa o,.. t.
State Board Of H"a...~ .r.
lerc Thursday c."1.- -
day with Miss M'".'-
district health ~@ac.
iisit Hyde count "i..'.
;cct:on.
Personals
Raymond Batcaaa. 50. % "
D. Bateman. ard no.,.,. ,.....,.
visited this county a.'',,. "a. :
week visiting his ."'".' M
Gives. Mr.. Batcman j, u. No. 3
two weeks vacation a',@' L. q.
ing a course in rrH.'.. MI
Hopkins Univcrs..E .'..rD -. &.
Md. He will rcij.A
ber l as an Instruct"
~ ~
Dinner guests o! ", h.,.s,r
w w, Davcnpon s.a'.~ y. /;
Miss Geneva Dayc!'J'., ,,,, $
ter Manifold, of NcHP.rs Ps,ssI !
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson ....is,,, . ~, q,
CresWell and Miss ..-
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

Miss Vida Banks w2s a.r
in Hertford.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

Miss Rcbccca Caldwell spent Inc
weekend at her homo IN wal
lace. ~ 5 rs
The daily independent., 1936-10-12
Caroline ChattIeld Says

Boy> and Girls at College, Try the Penny Postal Card
(licar Convenient, Eficant Method of Commune
ealing With the Family Back ilomc-and Avoid the
Hurt Feelings Which All Parents Have When There
J. No Nciks From The College Front.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

Mrs. J. w. Jackson and Y
W. Spiycy mOtGrcd 20 e.
City TO do some sh0ppM1
Mrs. w. z. Dali IS on '-
list.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

Fred MoreWitz of Newport News
spent Sunday in Edenton visiting
friends.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

children returned to their homo
in Elizabeth City yesterday after
spending the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. j. G.. Campcn on Ga"
street.
Miss Lena Smith. who is attend
ing school at Miss HardbarGCrS III
Raleigh. returned yesterday after
spending the past Weekend with
her parents on East Queen street.
Mr.. D. B. Lilies has returned
from Richmond, where he has
been visiting his nephew.
Miss Mary Arlington Burton
spent Friday in Norfolk. shop
ping.
Mr.. Dorsey Prudcn who has
been spending several days IL
Raleigh on business returned Sat
urday.
Mrs. William Elliott who has
been spending a week in Robcr-
sonvillc with her parents, was
accompanied home Sunday by
Mr.. William Elliott who spent tho
weekend with her.
Mrs. West Lcary, Mrs. j. w.
Curran, Mrs. Clarence Lc2ry, ana
Mrs. West Byrum spent Friday IL
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Byrum
spent Friday in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Griffin
spent Friday in Norfolk, shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood zicGicr
spent Friday in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Jones and
children left Saturday for Green
vile where they will make their
home.
Mrs. S. H. Yong has returned
from Mathews County, Va. and
South Carolina where she spent
several weeks visiting relatives
and friends.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

Mrs. Skinner Jordan and two
children returned to their homo
in Elizabeth City yesterday after
spending the past week with MI.
and Mrs. J. G.. Campcn on GGlo
street.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

Mr.. C.if: DGg!: U2 M.
N lgU@ircSS.
The daily independent., 1936-10-12

Mrs. S. H, Yong has returned
from Mathews County, Va. and
South Carolina where she spent
several weeks visiting relatives
and friends.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-01-23

IA y prt& VA, ~ 'auulng
at the end of the DusIness day of April /,
1886.
60 Thereafter. and upon proclama.
ton of the Governor. the Notes OF the
Bank shall.be redeemed from the Note
Redemption Fund 10 the order of presen
tation for redemption, and in accordance
with the rules established for the said
fund; provided. however. that the Gov
ernment of the Virgin Islands shall be
under no obligation 10 redeem any such
Notes if not presented for redemption
b. fore April /, 1889. or If the Note Re-
demption Funds shall have BEEN exhaust
3D.
(4) After the issuance of the Cover
nor's proclamation. no action may be
commenced against the Bank for money
due and payable upon any of the
Notes.
The Notes of the National Bank of the
DANISH West Indies will cease 10 be ie-
gal tender and will not circulate as money
after September Is. 1885.
st. Thomas, the 29 March 1885
THE NATIONAL AANK OF THE DA
NISh WEST INDIES
Axel Hoist Thage
Approved: .
Paul M. Pearson
Governor