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Publicati rublication. T is hereby brought to public notice that l the trade-imark shown below, which was registered in the United States Patent Office, Washington, D. C., on 18 Augus: 1914, in the name of the Texas Com- pany, a corporation organized and exist- ing under the laws of the State of Texas, and trade-mark certificate No. 99,130, issued t ;erefor, has this date been regis- tered in the office of the. Government Secretary of the Virgin Islands of the United States at St. Thomas, in accord- ance with the provisions contained in the regulations governing the registra tion of patents and *rade-marks in the Virein Islands approved 30 June 1920. Gov rnment of the Wirgin Isiands of the United States, St. Thomas, 11 Au- gust 1920 C. C. TIMMONS, Government Secretary. The concluding parts t the serial film Elmo the Mighty will - exhibited at the theatre this evening when, of course, all who have followed “his ttractive drama of the screen from the commence- went, will be sure to attend and witness its captivating end. This ®erizl has a special attractiveness about in that scen from any point it is easily understood and followed, for this reason and in view of the fact that there will not be any show next week, those who are not familiar with the preceding parts are invited to see these reels of tonight; the time and money spent will be well in- vested. : The schooner Creole arrived here yesterday morning with St. Thomas mails and sailed again this a. m. on the return trip. & The S 8. Georgiana Weems which had been scheduled to arrived at Fred- eriksted yesterday morning, having been delayed in arrival at St. Thomas, reached West End only this morning, and may be looked for in Christiansted tomorrow.\ OFFICIAL NEWS : August 25, 1920. Governor Oman attended the meeting of the Colonial Council for the Munici- pality of St. Croix on Monday ; S N Fi §ry s ¢ %7 \I 3 a2 0 R gy < A I Rel N R i 3 ’ 1 ¢ : @ 2 j Publication. .® | |5 hereby brought to public notice ithat the trade mark shown below, which was registered in the Unrited S:ates Patent Office, Washington, D. C., on 24 October 1905, in -the name of Pacific Coast Condensed Milk. Company, a cerpofation organized and existing un- der the laws of the State of Washington and by instrument dated April 26, 1916, became by resolution 4he Caraation Milk Produets Compapy existing under the laws of the State of Maine and trade- mark certificate No. 47,080, issued therefor has this date been registered in the office of the Government Secre- tary of the Virgin Islands of the United States at St. Thomas, in accordance with the provisions eontained in " rezula- tions governing the registration of patents and trade-marks :n ithe Virgin [siands approved 30 June 1920. Smy SR (T71905 s N rafl Y, e g 84 | Y A | LAO i) : ? Government of the Virgin Isiands of the United States St. Thomas, 11 Au- gust 1920. : C. C. TIMMONS. Government Secretary. Mr. Martin E, Kelly of Montana, re- cently appointed Assistant Public Works Officer, and is at present in St. Croix. PELEGRAMS . ' ST. CROIX STATIGN. London, Aug. 2lst. Fears are ex- pressed here that events in Mesopotamia will involve Great Britain ir a costly military campaign. Official reports show that the country is in a state of an- archistic rebellion against the British administration, particularly northeast and west of Bagdad, and between Bag- dad and Mosul. British _garrisons have been invested, railwavs cut, and officers murdered. According to un- official accounts the situation is much graver than has been revealed in the official despatches. London, Aug. 21st.—The London Gaz- ette last night printed an Order in Coun- cil, put:ing the new Irish Act into op- eration forthwith, gives minutes reg- Hurrah! Big Time, Everybody Join li. Big Labor Day and Comrades Day Ceiebration. ¢N accordance with the general orders iof the Honorable President of the United States, all good standing Union’ Members are hereby cormmanded by the Supreme Council to eelehrat> Labor Day and (omrades Day (Mon.iay Sepiemboer 6th) with suitable parade, speaking er¢ “Join in and help us to celebrate this great day which is our first annual Labor Day also this great day which is set aside to eynmemorate tne might labor- ing classes. Get Together- Have A Picmnic. This is the time of the year’ when Parades arvein order. Many L bor or ganizations have reported suceussful af- fairs for the progress and Unity of the members. Where several members live in one locality arn:t;:omenr,s for a day’s Paradc should be ofade. It will help t 6 cement friendship a%d mayv bhe the foundation of a united labgrine mass into a solid Feder- ation. Theigpfore show the true spirit of Fraternity,{“riendship. and Love All for one and one {or Al There wiil be several prominent speak- ers on this »¢easion. Parade suarting atlll P, M. {rom the Federation Headqnarrers No. 10 Queen Stree , Prederiksted. Lecture begins at 4P. M.. i.aborers and friends from ali parts of this coun- “try are cordiaily invited to take part. WORKING PEOPLES COMMITTEE, Federal Labor-Union N0.17261 A. . of 1.. ulatinns as to how tne Act will be en- forced but does not stipulate the local- ities where it will be enforeed. Warsaw, Aug. 21st.,—The Poles cap- tured 15,000 Soviet pri oners up to Thursday, it ¥as announced here today. Halifax, N. S., Aug. 21st. -The recent slump of 12 cents per pound op toe New York raw sugar market, has not yet affected prices for refined sugar here, but dealers prediet a gradual re- duction eventually. Sugar still costs the retailer $24.10 per hundred pound bag and ils sold to the consumer at 26 and 25 cents per pound. Most of the local retailers bought heavily before the last advance of three dollars per bag and are now well stocked. ‘“‘The market is very uncertain,’’ saida lead- .ing Halifax =wholesaler today, '‘And somebody is going to suffer or has suf- fered a tremendous loss, as'a result of the New York decline. The sugar mar-