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e » < % b| Publication. T is hereby brought to pubiic notice |thar the Eagle Pencil Combpany, of New York, N. Y., a corporation or- gniz d under the laws of the State of New York., whose trade-mark No. 45756, which was registered in the Unairad S ates Patent Office, Washingten, D. C 01 Auzust 29, 1905, was register d in the Othee of the Government Secretary oi ithe Virgin Islands of the Unied States on December 22, 1917, has assigned, to tike effect on December 31, 1922, at m dunight, its entire vight, title and in- terest in the aforesaid trade-mark, and Its cther trade-marks, to the Eagle Pen- cil Comoany, of New York, N Y., a corporation organized and existing un- der the laws of the State of Delaware, (instruments dated December 27, 1922 and August 7. 1923, and recorded April 10, 1923 and October 10, 1923, respec- tively), and that the sz2id assignment, with vespect to the above mentioned trade- mark No. 45756, has this date been re- corded in the Office of th: Government Secretary of the Virgin Islands of the United States, at St. {hemas, in accord- ance with the provisions in the ragula- tions governing the registration of pa- tents and trade-marks in the Virgio Is- lands, approved June 30, 1920. Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Thomns, 21 May 1924, WM. S. ZANE, ‘“tovcrnment Sceretary. CANE PRICE for week from 19 to 24 May. 1924. H 4 Ibs. Sugar to 100 lbs. Canes 25 H2. g . 460 "1 4 iR THE RED CROSS. When the eall to arins is sounded he is accorded most honor who enlists early. So it is with enlistmentz in the Red Cross army ol peace. B¢ up anong the first to enlist. The Red Cross does’nt ask vou to “‘give till it hurts”’. No, it as"s you on- ly to give till the giving brings to you a feeling of a consciousness of having done your full duty by your fellow man. That feeling des not hurt one; it blesses. LOCAL The U. S. S. ''Grebe’’ called at this port at 10 a. m. yesterday and sailed about an hour later for St.. 'homas. His Excellency ithe Governor left by her. Tie monieipal police formed the guard of houor, R il LY » 3 lines of rain was measnred at the ‘ Fort this morning. Gov. Williams’ Example. 3 If all of us were animated by th2 sam? . degree of in erest shown by Governor + Philip Will'ams in the R d Cross and Its | activities the annual Roll Cill pariod - would be a time of joyous and spintane- ' ous co-operation, every one heing eager ~ todofor or to give to the gz2n-ral canse. | Last day His Excellency atiended the " mee ing of the Home Service com nittee of the Christiansted branch of the Santa . Cruz Chapter and he was greatly inter- ested :in the various reports submitted . and suggestions made for carrving on the . work. The Governor, althoueh already . holding a life membership, became a . Contributing Member of the lheal chap- ter and on several occasions has tendered . government assistance to forther the - work of the erganization. | & At the meeting rleferred t> Mrs Esper- ' senreported that 131 persons had been aid- ed ir various ways, during 1h: past vear, . by the Christiansted Home,service ¢m- | umnttee- That is a large namber for a . communbity so small as this and shows ' how great is the need for a strong and " active organizition ~ith ample mears at its disposal.—Com. TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION Berlin, May 23rd.—(United Press ) Communists are mustering tfor their im- prisoned comrades for demonstrations in and around the Reichstag at the opening session. While a clamour is raised ir the corridors and outside the Parliament Buildings, Communists members plan to demar.d amnesty for all poitical prison- ers. Issen, May 23rd. —(United Press) Hope of settling the mire strike and lockout of 6 0,000 workers in the Rubhr was held out t day as new {negotiations started here. Rome, May 23rd.—The [talian dirigib e M-1 today compieted a successful non- stop flight of 1,500 kilemeties in 19 hours partly over ithe open sca. ¢ Paris, May 23rd.— (United Press.) Des- pite a pledge of financial stabiiity by M. Herriot. who has succeeded to the Pre- miership with a government of the Left, the Freneh Frane was worth less today at the opening, being rearly one frane to the dollar lower than yesterday’s official closing. [.ondon, Mav 23rd.—The growing peril of London Streets is secn fiow statistics issued by Scotland Yard for the first guarter of chis year, which show there were 16,691 accidents, of which 175 were fatal. lhe worst oftenders appear to be motor cars, which aeccounted for 4831 aceidents, trade mo*ors being next with 4,(85, motor buses 1,810, tram carsl,lo4 taxis 912 and motor eveles. Lemugrad Russia, May 2%rd. - Malaria a ! viver liseases are spreadiag alara- iacls ihe ehant Riassic. Thore |- 88 a'le :h)tige of qu Ite ind o har es- s -Bital drigs Acrvwlinr to a renoct presen el o the Epilemiological Con- gress here yeswerlay, wiere were more than 6.0)),09) cases of Malaria in Russia las® yeay, also 300,000 cases of spotted typhus, 250 000 of recurrent typuis and 5).000 of scurvy. The large stocks of ( linine and other drozs left by the Am- erican redief administrarion upon its wi (- drawal, hove been exhausted. Lordon, Mav 23rd. —Re_lving in the Hou-e of Commens last night to a qu@s- tion by Mr. Rays (Unionist) Mr. Thomas Secrotary for the Colonies, said that the Empire Setitle nent Act of 1922, for as- sisting ex =e-~vice men to settle in the do- minions applied to Irishmen resident in Nor hern ireland, but not to eitiz:ns of the lrish irve S ate. The Goverrment he adle ). was uiable to offer assistance to person . uad-r th juacisdietion of a do- minion Governmeani. Paris, May 23red, —The exploiis of Cap- tain Doisy, the Freneh jairman who flew from Paris to Shanghai, China, have so stirred French aviators that variou, ac- tempts at record flizhts are soon to be made. Colonel Vuillemin is contemplat- ing a fl zht azross Africa to the Cipe of (3001 Hope, it is understond Lieut Dep- eyser expeets the overnment to author- ize a trip to the North Pole, which he is planning to make. Captain Dagneaux plans to fly from France to Madagascar, while captain Girio wants to perform the feat of leaving Paris in the morning, lunching in Algiers and returning to Pa- ris for dinner, or eovering 3,000 kilome- tres by plare in one day. Otawa, May 23rd.— l'he Premier inti- mated in the House of Commons yester- day that by agreement with the British Government he would on Monday table “certain of the papers respecting the Lausanne Conference and the Lausanne Treaiy. Rome, May 23rd —Rome is waiting with keen expectancy the reopening of Parliament on Saturday and the.King’s speech from the Throne. The deputies already are arriving in the Capital and there 1s keen competition ameng the peo- ple generally for invitations to the open- ing ceremony. lhese necessarily are limited in number, owing to the size of the ehamber. A military pageant in which nearly 7,000 men and seven military bands will iparticipate, will precede th: opening of the session. It is generally believed that the King; in his Speech from the Throne, will make reference to an important reorganization for national detfence on land, sea and air, in which the pational militia will become an integral part ol the aimed forces of the State. The b liet is expressed in some quarters that itis intended the militia shall be- come an acual national armed foree to guarantee (he nation against subversive movernents, that fthe men will receive