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Contribution to this raser will be glad- lg received when the same deals with mat- ters of gencral interest, and is acrompa- nied with the audhor’'s name, as a guar- antee of good faith The editor cannot be responsible for the views «f hiscorrespon- dents nor does he necessari!y endorsetheom. @ & Publication. T is hereby brouglt to pubiic notice Ithnt the Eagle Pencil Company, of New York, N. Y., a corporation or- oanized under the laws of the State of New York. whose trade-mark No. 45756, which was registered in the United States Patent Office, Washingten, D. C on August £9, 1905, was registered in the Office of the Government Secretary of the Virgin Islands es the United States on December 22, 1917, has assigneq, to take effect on December 31, 1922, at midnight, its entire right, title anc in- terest in the aforesaid trade-mark, and its other trade-mark;, to the Eagle Pen- cil Company, 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 QOctober 10, 1923, respec- tively), and that the szid assignment, with respect to the above mentioned trade- mark No. 45756, has this date been re- corded in the Office of the Government Secretaty of the Virgin Islands of the United Htates, at St. Thomas, in accord- ance witn the provisions in the rogula- tions goeverning the registration of pa- tents and trade-marks in the Virgino Is- lands, approved June 390, 1920, Government of the Virgin lslands of the United States, St. Thomas, 21 May 1924. WM. S. ZANE, Gov.rnment Sceretary. No 123 u% QT E ‘»i’f“ ™ R b g 5 A =5 BB & W & 2 . E ? Q! ’:.J O All The Y pen she Year Round. Y7 Y - 3 rye ~ e SUMMER RATES. WE}"GH to announce to cur Friends and Custemers that from May 15th to Noven bes 15:h our rates will be as follows: EAST ROCMS. Double with baths, $35.00 per week each tor two persons. -7 pingle o aaßae - 3 Withreonning water §21.00 °° i ROOMS, facing NORTH EAST, without running water 317.5 U per week. Beautiful SHOWER BATHS on each floor FREE. THE WEST WING Is €LOSED. The above rates include BREAKFAST AT 8 O'CLOCK, LUNCHEON AT 1 AND DINNER AT 7 O'CLOCK. I . \'!‘ > " ‘w. i T. 8. STOKES, Manager. Barbados. B. W. ~ sth May 1924. T e Bishon WardIn 81, Crotx ) U 5 8 ON the oeeasion of the visit of Bishop A. WARD of the Moravian Chureh, Lordon, England, to St. Creix, specia serviees will be held by him as follows: QUNDAY. JUNE 1871, 11.30 A. M. Preaching at Friedeunsfeld (Midland). 7.30 P. M. Preaching at Frederiksted. MONDAY. JUNE 2xp, 8 P. M. at Frsted. Moravian Church, he will lee. ture on his travels in Palestine, India, South and East Afriea. TUESDAY. JIINE 3rD, 8 P. M. Preaching in the Friedensthal Moravian Chureb, Christiansted. THURSDAY, JUNE 5tH, 8 P. M, Lecture on his travels as abouve, at Frie- densthal, Christiansted. All are cordially invited. COLLECTION. W. ALLEN. The General Delivery and Parcel Post Windows will be closed during the noon hour and whenever muails are being dis- tributed. Ordinarily, the outér doors of the of- fice will be closed 6 p. m Do not knoek at the Windows when they are closed -IT WILL BE USE- LESS. Do not bring vour mail to the baek of the office (through the yard)—lT WILIL NOT BE ACCEPTED. If you want to mail sealed parcels of merchandise as Fourth Class matter, le. us tell you how it ean be done. See the cards in the stationary mail pans outside of the office for the time these receptacles are empiied. If there is anything wrong with the Serviee from vour angle, you will not help or remedy it by playving Mark An- thony under the gallery or in the lobby of the office. Tell us your ecase. We want to know about every ecase of los:. delay, wrone delivery, or any other - proper treatment of mail matter ad- dressed to you or mailéd by you. Oaea- sicnally, we will stamp your mail:— “Any CONSTRUCITIVE eriticism? ‘f¢] it to the Postmaster.”” And we wa:r you to tell us. United States Post Office, Frederik- sted, St. Croix, V.1., May 27, 1924 R H. AMPHLETT LEADER, Postmaster. ___._.._____.___._.....___‘ R i ___._._.-_‘ I, YOUR NEW POST CFFICE (OPENING TOO MORRO W.) The Money Order and Stamp Windows will be opened from 8 a. m. to noon and from 1 p. m. to 5 p. m. regardless of the arrival or dispatehing of mails. Ser- viece CANNOT be obtained at these win- dows AF/ER 5 p m,