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Evening star., 1936-04-12

College to Frankford Arsenal, Pa.
Sander, Capt Arnold r. c., In
fantry. to Fort George @. Meade, Md.
McFadden, Capt. Murdock A., Quar-
termaster Corps, from Aberdeen Prov
ing Grounds, Md, to New York.
Hansborough, First Lieut.. John w.,
Ordnance Department, from Aberdeen
Proving Grounds, Md, to Fort Sill,
Okla, June 80.
Each of the following named Ord
nance Department officers transferred
from Watertown, Mass, to Aberdeen
Proving Grounds, July 90:
Barclay, First Lieut.. John A., jr.:
Bosworth, First Lieut.. Lawrence A.:
Call, First Lieut.. William A; McCulla,
First Lieut.. William L.; Meeks, First
Lieut.. John A.; Mitchell, First Lieut.
Evening star., 1936-04-12

Association for Legalizing American
Lotteries, Inc, and National Treasure
Hunt, Inc, was asked in District Su-
preme Court yesterday.
Justice Oscar r. Luhring directed
Postmaster General Farley to show
cause by Wednesday why the injunc-
ton should not be issued.
The fraud order concerned cartoon
title contest being conducted by Treas
ure Hunt for the association which Is
seeking new members and funds In its
fight for Government conducted lot
teries. Proceeds from the lotteries
would be used for charitable purposes.
The court was told more than
100000 members have been enlisted.
Prizes totaling 100000 were offered.
Only members are eligible to compete.
Evening star., 1936-04-12

The plaintiffs contended there was
no legal evidence on which the fraud
order could have been based, and &C
cused the Post Office Department Of
acting in an arbitrary manner.
Among the exhibits attached to the
suit was a letter from Postmaster
Albert Goldman Of New York City ap-
proving the contest. The suit stated
this approval was secured before the
contest was begun. 1t was charged
the order violated the first, fourth,
fifth and fourteenth amendments to
the Constitution.
In a statement reviewing the case,
Karl A. Crowley, Post Office solicitor
before whom hearings were conducted,
said:
This is gift enterprise and scheme
Evening star., 1936-04-12
ARMY ORDERS

Spalding. Lieut.. Col. Sidney p,
Ordnance Department, transferred
from Army War College to Office OF
chief Of ordnance.
Blesse, Maj. Frederick A., Medical
Corps, from Army War College to
Philippine Department, June 26.
Bowman, Maj. Leslie E., Quarter
master Corps, from Army Industrial
College to Fort Brown. Tex.
March, Capt. Francis A., Sd, Field
Artillery. from Fort Hoyle, Md, tc
West Point, N. Y, April Is.
Walters, Capt. James W., Ordnance
Department, from Army Industrial
Evening star., 1936-04-12
PLAN DINNER EVENT

The Vermont Society will give its
annual maple sugar dinner party at
7 pm. Thursday in Pierce Hall, Six
teenth and Harvard streets.
Members of the Vermont delegation
in Congress are expected to be present
and invitations have been extended to
all residents of the State living in
District. DR.. Lewis H Flint. mod
orator Of the society, will preside.
Evening star., 1936-04-12
No Longer a Joke.

CHICAGO, April II R.-Harry
Hogan, As, a partner in night club,
wants divorce from May Hogan, who
he says deserted him on April /, 1915.
Said his attorney, Victor Frohlich,
in filing suit in Superior Court today,
"At first my client thought it was an
April FOOLS joke. After 81 years, he
is beginning to doubt it."
Evening star., 1936-04-12

for the distribution of money by
chance and for obtaining money
through the mails by means Of false
and fraudulent pretenses, representa-
tions and promises"
Attorney George B. Springton repre-
sented the plaintiff.
Evening star., 1936-04-12

Elmo c.; Skidmore, First Lieut.. Will
bur M; Walker, First Lieut.. John s.;
Humphries, First Lieut.. Ferdinand NJ,
and Klanderman. First Lieut.. Rus
sell Z.
Evening star., 1936-04-12
TREASURE HUNT"
ASKS INJUNCTION
Farley Ordered to Show
Cause in Barring of Mails
to Organization.

An injunction against enforcement
Of the mail fraud order issued by the
Post Office Department against the
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Eliza beth Shannon. 49, at 1929 N Della
ware, pellsgra
Milton Ray saxton. 40. at 3425 Grace
land. cerebral hemorrhage
Charles Swan. 66, at 4402 Caroline lobar
pneumonia
Robert H. coster. 7s. at 2si9 Bloyd
Chronic endoca rditis
Paul Yauger. "a. at Riley Hospital. men
trgococcic meningitis
John NJ Kennedy 81 at 205S Cornell
coronarY occIusion.
Jennie Lyke. 76 at City Hospital acct
dental
!. Donald George Apple. 7. at Methodist
Hospital, meningitis.
James Harvey Belt. 65. at 63l N. Colo
Tauo. carcinoma.
Ella Pickard II, at l048 s. Pershing
chronic mYoearditis.
Fletcher Il. Humphrey, Il. at Long Hos
pItal. accidental
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RIlILnING PERMITS

Mrs Fannie Faulkner 1910 Broadway
$500. repairs caused by fire
Louis c. Schwartz 1920 f. Michiga st
SlI7, install new furnace.
William Lockman, 4166 Carrollton- ay
1926. install stoker
Mrs. Ursula Bressler, liz N. Denny-st
$50, remodel rear porch
Mrs. Virginia Robertson. 2507 North
wcstern-av $50 install electric wiring
Faunil Lewis, 1865 Sheldon-st, 5000, al
Creations and repairs
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2 Cards of Thanks

LINK-We wish to thank our neighbors
friends and relatives for their Kindness
and floral tributes in the sickness and
death of our dear one N p. LINK Also
the Rev. Trnkle and singers. MRS
MARY LINK and FAINT v
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The Why Of Apartment
House Week
By Isidor Feibleman, President
Apartment O10ners' Association

In the holiday celebration of an ancient faith at
this of the year. the youngest child in the COM
pany assembled around the festa board inquiries Why
is this night distinguished from all other nights ?"
In like manner those of inquiring mind may ask
Why an Apartment Week and, particularly why now 2"
The two-fold query is pertinent and merits reply
This is the second observance of Apartment Week
lnauguraed last spring by the Apartment Owners AS
socatlon at the instance of the city newspapers gen.
era and The Times in particular 1t is designed to make
residents OF indianapolis apartmentminded cause them
to realize the advantages and pleasure of living apart
ments. 1t shows them how the housekeeping is solved
how heat light gas, water, rule included in the
rent without the bother Of separate payment 1t gives
ocular evidence of compact yet comfortable living free
from many of the annoyances that the lot of dwell
ers In houses.
AS to why now, "The years at the spring" Vaca-
ton thoughts begin to stir In the past there has been
much moving out of apartments in spring and summer
Desirable houses scarcer and there will not be the
general exodus this year from flats heretofore Those
who are wise will realize the wisdom of staying where
they are happily located and leaving we'll enough alone
lest return in the fall prove impossible as they meet
everywhere the mo Vacancies" sign
To be sure, there will be some removals. and those
inspecting and viewing now may put their names
waiting list and be the early birds and obtain the COW
eed choicer morses to-wit, the best available apart
mentS.
1t is true today as when stated it last year: The
law of supply and demand has not been repealed The
demand for apartments increasing, the supply has
manned stationary. A word to the wise is sufficient
Verbum sap. And the moral is don't be sap"
So come looking through the apartments on parade
and for yourselves how delightful they are in which
to live and join if you can, the apartment colony.
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Girls

Girls
Martin. Msgdalcna chastsin. 1854 N
Chester
Samuel Iona Mahan. 1919 Oliver
william Marie Caudell. 23A3 Adams
Roscoe. Dorothy Swift. $50 NJ Dearborn.
BOYS
Virgil. Bessie Maxwell. 1888 w New York
Charles. Irene Thorpe. 672 Arch.
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Jesse J. Stewart. 40 Of 426 Randolph-ss
snipping clerk, and Mildred Hawley. 80. OF
3s4i w, Michigan-st. seamer
Clarence y. Smith IL of 1915 Laurel
AZ. freight cmpoye and Vera c. Canine.
~ OF 203s ~ Illinois-st. cleaning plant
emplove.
George r. Long. ~. OF 4037 coileee-av.
clerk. and Helena Mccoy. d. OF 1885 NJ
Dalaware~st. nurse.
Herbert NJ Baker. 81. Fort Harrison.
soldier. and Lillian Bprkett. 10. OF 22l5
n Alabama-st maid.
Martin Bloom. a. OF s24 T. 2sth-st.
salesman. and Jeanne Gamso IT, OF 37si
n. Capitol-av. saleslady.
Floyd P. Everhart. 81. Of sii 8. PERISH
ing-av. delivery boy. and Martha Z. Goier
IL Of l0il 3 Tremont-av. housekeeDer
George b. Hcrscheil. 81 r. r. T. Box 2o4
u, clerk. and Helen r. Saith. 20, OF 1880
N. Illinois-st. factoyT worker.
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indianapolis Times. Friday. April 3. 1886.
AvERY-Eliza J. NEE Dickerson,. passed
away nj her home near Providence April
?: She is survived by her husband
Harvey Avery; sisters. Mollie and Ora
s Dickerson. and Frank Dickerson. Funeral
will be at O'Clock Saturday afternoon
at the funeral parlor OF ROYSTER g.
4 ASKIN. 1902 N. Meridian-st Friends
may call at funeral parlor after D. m
Friday. Burial at Mt. Jackson Gene
: tPrV
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IA Schools, Instruction

NOW IS THE TIME
Demand for trained stenogs. is increas-
ing. We guarantee position. Courses in
shorthand. tipping, dictaphone, account
/ ing. comp
| CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE
| Sd Aoor Roosevelt Bldg RI-9535
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PAGE ~
Marriage Licenses

tsncorrect addresses Frequently are given
~ the Marriage license Bureau drIiberat
~ The Times In printing the official list
assumes no respo n sfbility for The accuraey
Of such addressed
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50 Rooms for Rent

SPA W. 18TH-Between illinois, Meri6i-
an; light, clean, modern room: good
TRANSFORMATION
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IS Business Opportunities

FOR SALE-Cafe. by owner Sickness
Take small down payment 645 NASSAU.
FEED STORE-Papec mixer, stock. FIX
lures. truck. Sell or trade all or part
1922 w. Washington. BE-2257.
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20 Help Wanted, Female

HOUSEKEEPER -Middle aged or lady with
small girl 1444 Astor-St
WHITE girl over 20; homework and cook
ing. Stay on place nights; S. Box
SIT. Times.
THREE ladies TO distribute samples and
take orders. Salary SO and bonus APP
ply after p. m. 272 Century Bldg.
OPPORTUNITY for two young ladies to
exchange half day office work for COM
plete commerce course. RI-l223. I'M
mediately.
SHOULD YOU FAIL TO md the position
you want in this column. may we sug-
gest you use an inexpensive ad of your
own under Situations Wanted"-4 DAYS
cost as little as Csc. and in most cases
results in connections. Call MISS PAGE
at Riley 555l or come in to The Times
Want Ad HeadulIartterS
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MCKINLEY William Frank of 500 Marion
av, beloved husband of Anna Mckinley
father of Ernest of Middletown, o.; Mrs
Nellie Bennett OF MiamiSburg o.: Mrs
Frank Hummel. Mrs. Tillie williams and
Harold Of Indianapolis brother of Joseph
OF DAYTON o.. and Mrs. Belle Miles of
Middletown. o.. passed away at the home
OF his daughter. Mrs Frank Hummel SGT
Birch-sv, April l. 1896, age 70 wears.
Services Saturday, 2 2. m. at w D.
BEANBLOSSOM MORTUARY 1921 %
w Ray-st. Burial Floral Park. Friends
invited. Friends may call at the mortu-
airy any time.
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) Funeral Directors

" UFttF ttt A(tF NCtVf
WIN. D. BEANBLOSSOM
is7l-75 W. RAY-sT. BE-1sss
J. J. BLACKWELL AND SONS
FUNERAL HOME
e26 N. Oapltol-Ay Phone Linn.
PERSONAL SERVICE -
w. |. BLASENOYM
MAIN OFFICE
azao sHELBY-sT. DR-3s7o
CONKLE FUNERAL HOME
1884 W. MIcH.-sT. RE-isss
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% Situations, Female

AGED LADY wants housekeeping for a
| widower. 827 S. West-st
| DAY or week WORK for ladies; common la
| Dor for men. Day or week General
| House Cleaning. UNITY CHRISTIAN
| CHURCH CENTER, INC. LI-5860
| IF YOU DON'T, FIND the position you're
looking for here. try an inexpensive
Times "situation wanted .ad-four DAYS
| cost as little as e5c-and NAV find lust
| the connection YOU want. Call MISS
! Page, Riley 555l. The Times. Want Ad
Hea dQuarters
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II Help Wanted, Male

CABINET MAKERS for furniture work. APP
ply THE UDELL WORKS.
TEN experienced shoe statesmen: minimum
salary guaranteed. for part time work.
G. r. KINNEY. 1873 E. Washington.
SALESMAN calling on drug trade with ma
tional products side line. Commission
basis. 537 Architect Bldg
WANTED-Young man, q to rs years Of
age. Must have high school education
and good past employment record Po-
sition pays salary and is with large re-
liable firm. State complete application
IN letter. Write Box Sill. 60 Times.
WANTED-Boys to deliver Times routes,
an excellent opportunity to earn money
at the same time gain valuable BUSH
ness experience. Apply between D. M
and p. m. Times Station, 1920 N.
Alabama
WANTED-Young man 81 to rs years of
age. high school graduate. Man must
be interested in entering business world
on a permanent position where future
may be established by hard work Po-
sition pays straight salary and is with
large national organization. State age
past employment and telephone number
IN complete letter of application. Box
403. care Times
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N Situations, Male

ORCHESTRA guitar player experienced
simplifying instrument. Box 513. Times
| FOR results at lowest cost
| use Times Economy Want Ads
Phone RI lev 5551
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81: ONF square east of Methodist Hos
pital. Clean. Private family. Lady. HA-
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CAJN-.Iohn IT.. beloved husband of Alfc,

CAIN-John H., beloved husband of Alice.
father of DR.. Edgar of South Bend Ind
Byron A.. OF Chicago, Sidney ". oil
Paoli. ILL.,. and Ruth Cain. Indianapolis
Mrs Mary Durbin, Rushville. and Mrs
Alice Whaley, and Mrs Kathleen
Bloemker brother of Mrs. Elmer Frank
Union City. Ind. Mrs. c. d. Mitchell
Mrs Name Brown, and Thomas r Cain
died Thursday at his residence. 41O8 E.
Michgan-st. Funeral Saturday. $50
from his home. 10 a. m. Little Flower
Church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery
Friends inVtfed KTPpX
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passed away April .. a. M She
leaves six sons, one sister and one
brother. Friends may call at the late
residence. 1915 Mauowe-av until 1890
a. m. Saturday FUNERAL services Satur-
day p. M. from the South Side Church
oil the Nazarine. corner of Olive and
Legrance-StS. Rev. Harry Carter pastor
officiating. Burial Memorial Park
Friends invited. TOLIN FUNERAL
SERVICE
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HINSLEY-Violet Marie. beloved wife of
Harry Hinslev. mother of Harry c. Lii
Ian and Vernice. daughter OF Fred and
Emma Woods and sister of Mary Bad
win, Garnet Goble. Leon Woods and
Geneva Woods passed away Thursday
Funeral from West View Baptist Church
Saturday 10 a. m. Friends invited
Burial at Mooresville. Ind about IL as
Friends may call at l041 Church-st after
$3.50 today.
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KELLY-Druslla. beloved mother of Mrs.
Flora J. Johnson and Mrs. j. H Wallar
OF Pana. ILL.,: sister of Frank Crocker,
also Of Pana. passed away Friday a. M
Funeral Saturday 3 D. m at the Nc
NEELEY MORTUARY. 1923 N Merid-
ian-st. Friends invited. Friends may call
81 the mortuarv any time. Interment
Pana, 1ll, Sunday
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GAVIN-James E. (Jessl. father of Mar
garet Ann, John j.. and Robert E
Gavin, brother OF Martin and nephew of
BID Gavin, died Thursday at ST. Vim
cents Hospital. Funeral Saturday $50
from his home. 1925 Park-av, 8 a. M. St
Joan OF Arc Church. Burial Holy Cross
cemetery Friends invited KIRBY
knights Of Columbus meet for prayer
D. m, Friday.
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HAMuToN-James. OF 5l2 s. West-st.
beloved husband of Betty Hamilton
Clayton and Kellious hamilton. passed
away April l. 1886, age "A years Serv-
ices Saturday. 10 a. m. at above address.
Burial Floral Park Friends invited
BEANBI.OSSOM SERVICE
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| ALABAMA, N, 62o-$1.5o week; clean
sleeping room; near bath; gentleman
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SEVERAL OUTSIDE ROOMS. WEST
VIEW HOTEL. 557ls w. WASHINGTON.
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KENNEDY-John M. entered into rest
Wednesday, age 81 years beloved hus-
band of Anna Kennedy. Funeral Satur-
day. ! D. m. at HARRY W. MOORE FU-
NERAL PARLOR 2050 E. Michigan.
Burial Anderson Cemetery
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RUGENSTEIN-Sophi age 81. widow Of
the late Henry J. Rugenstein deceased
and mother OF Mrs. Anna Kritsch and
Mrs. Emma Williams. passed away at
the family residence, 6lS T. Morris-st
Thursday, April ,, s:35 a. m Funeral
from the above address Monday April
s. at .. M. st. Paurs Lutheran Church
2;20. corner of McCarty and s New Jer-
sey-st. Friends may call after Saturday
noon Friends invited Burial in Con-
cordia Cemetery. E. E. GROSS FJJ-
NERAL SERVICE
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provided. shall be vested in local egis-
lative assembly which shall De designated
the "Municipal Council of Saint lhoma5
ard Saint John" SAID council SHAH con-
sist of seven members elected by the
qualified elecfors of the municipality for
a term of two years beginning the 1t
Gay of January next succe ding the dale
of election The members shall be
elected IN three repl sentative districts,
one Of which shall be the town district
and one the country district of SAINT
thomas, and one the district of Saint
John, as defined by law III force on the
date Of enacl mem of this Act: Provided,
That two mempers shall be elected Tor
each OF the districts of Saint Thomas,
one member for the district OF Saint
John, and two members at large.
sec. Z. After January /, 1887, JOINT
sessions Of saId mQniclpa councils shalt
be designated the Legislative Assembly
of the Virgin Islands, The legisla I've
assembly shall convene in Saint thomas
upon call by the Governor. and also
whenever both municipal councils shall
determine by resolutions passed by each
of them: Provided, That the Governor
shall call the legislative asse mbly at
least once during each calendar year.
/ he legislative assembly shall have
power to enact legislation applicable 10
the Virgin Islands as whole, but no
legislation shall be considered other than
that specified n the message by the
Governor calllog UGH session, or in
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ISABELLA BARRY
Administrators.

both of said resolutions: Provided fur
Their, That so long as he membership of
the legislative assembly does NOT exceed
sixteen members, a'qu rum Of the legis
lative assembly shall consist of mol less
than ten membets, aud no bill sh~ll Oe
enacted until t shall be passed ny two
thirds majority voie OF tie memUerS
present. Inc municipal cou ellis snail not
enact laws or ordinances III COZ fl CT wlIh
the enactments of the legislative assem-
bly,.
See. s. The present colonial councils
shat continue TO junction uDu! January
/, 1897. The next general election 10 the
Virgin islands shall b. held on Novem
Der 3. 1856. AT such election there snail
De chosen the entire member
ship Of each municipal council AS herein
provided. thereafter the elections shau
be held on the first Tue day after toe
first Monday 10 November, beglnnir g
with the year 1888, and every two years
thereafter. The terms of offiee of m4m-
bers OF the Respective col )nl | councils Of
the municipalities Of Saint lhomas aud
SAINT John and of Saint Crolx, whose
terms Of office unOe" existiog law Wouli
expire prior to January /, 1897. are
hereby exten ded to that date.
Sec. g. No person shall be eligible to
be a member of either municipal council
unless he is a ciuZen Of tie United
States, over twenty-five years of age, Is
a qualified voter of the municipality IN
which elected. has resided IN the Virgin
Islands for q period of nol less than
three years next preceding the GATE or
tlecuon, aDG has not been convicted OF a
felony or of crlthe Involving moral 1ur-
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pitude. Each municipal council may
exclude from membership therein per-
sons receiving compensation from the
Government of the United States or
from either Of the municipal govern
me0ts of the Virgin Islands.
Sec. 10. The members of each NUM-
cipal council shall receive allowance for
actual travel expense and such reason
able subsistence Is may be prescribed by
the council.
Sec. Ii. The respective municipal
councils shall be the sole judges of the
elections, returns. and qualifications of
their members, shall be vested with the
authority and attributes inherent in legis
latlVe bodies, and shall Jointly or eepar-
ately have the power TO Institute and
conauct Investigations, issue suDpenas 10
witnesses aud Other parties concerned,
aud administer oaihs. Existing rules of
the colonial coun ills shall continue ia
force and effect. except as inconsistent
WI tkls Act, until altered, amended, or
repealed by the respective municipal
councils. No member shall be held 10
answer before any tribunal other than
the respective municipal councils them
selves for any peech or debate in the
municipal councils and the members
oboli III an CdoCc1 EHSCpl u toOts lCiOilyt
or breach of the peace, be privileged
from arrest during their attendance at
the sessions of the municipal councils
and in going to and returning from the
same.
Sec r. Each municipal council sha
annually appoint from among its mem
Ders, for a term of one year. three man.
bers 70 serve as a standing committee.
which, under the name of the Munich
pal mmittee," shall advise the Gover
or concerning the management of the
fiscal affairs Of the municipal ity, and
concerning matters relating TO the num-
clDaity. The procedure Of the Munlci-
Lal committee shall be in accordance
with by laws adopted by the municipal
council and approved by the Governor.
be Municipal Committee shall have
power when granted by local law TO
recommend to the Governor transfers
between items In the annual budgets,
and loans from municipal funds, but no
such transfers or oans shall be made by
TIE Governor except upon the recon-
menda ion Of the Municipal Committee.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE
UNITED STATES
CHRTSTIANSTFD SUB.JUDICIAL
DISTRICT
In the matter of the Estate Of JAMES A
BARRY, Deceased.

No. 241 April Term, 1896.
Notice OF Hearing on Final Report
J, Isabella Barry, administrators of the
above entitled estate, in accordance with
the Order of the said Court dated June
interested parties in the said estate that
they are requested to appear at the Court
House of the said Court on 10Th day of
August, 1886, at 10 o'clock a. M to file
any objections they may have at the hear
ing Of the final report of the said estate
First publication of this notice made
this 18th day of June, 1886.
TSARET A pARPV