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(Continned from 13! page.) tolay. There was revealed the most splandid gilded mummy case ever found ;vu Egypt. Itis about 3 metres (94 feet) ng, Paris, Feb. 12th. —Systematic obstruc- tin by fthe opposition to the Govern- m 'nt’s fiscal measures was continued visterday, when the Chamber of Depu- ti's took up article 2, provlding that no new funetionaries should be engaged or new public offices ecreated during 1924. During the afternocon six amend- monts to the artiele were moved, five of which the government opposed, mak- i the vote ome of confidence. These five were defeated by votes showing the usual division of the past fortnight, 300 edd for tke government and some- thing over 200 against. London, Feb. 12th.—Mr. T. P. O’Con- nor, Nationalist inember of the House of Commons for the Seottish Division of Liverpool, has gone over to the Govern- ment side of the House. Mr. O’Connor has thrown off the mantle of oppositicn which he has worn so many years while still retainng his popularity and ‘‘cross- ed the floor of the House’’, because, he says in a letter to the speaker Mr. Whit- ley, the Irish question is now out of Brit- ish politics. ‘'The Irish question is now settled’’. Mr. O’Cennor writes to the speaker, "‘and asl am an independent supporter 0 the Government my proper place is on the ministerial side of the House."’ Belfast, Feb. 12th —Cahir Healy, re- cently elected member of the British House of Commons dor Fermanagh and Tyrone, bas been reieased fiom the large internment camp. Healy has been held by the Government of Northern Ireland since his release in May 1922, under the defence of the realm act. The order of release prohibits him from entering a large area of Fermanagh, including his home town of Enniskillen. London, Feb. 12th. —The members of Parliament assembled today in unprece- dented citcuamstances, mezeting for the first titne under a Labour Government, The fact that the Labouriies, in their own words, are taking office without power, did not diminish interest in their accession and all available public space in the House of Commons was bespcken long in advance by people eager to see the representatives of the working class occupying the front ministerial benches, which had never before been filled except by alternate Conservative and Liberal administrations, or their earlier counterparts, the Tories and Whigs. "FRESH AMERICAN EGGS AT “Merwin's loa Cream Parlor”. ST R DI AV S Notices For Tha A. M. E. Ghurch, The members and friends of the A, M. E. Church are heagily thanked for the attendance given at the s2rvices at all of the Churches here. And especislly do we appreciate the kindness of the editors for giving space for our notices. The new Pastor and Presidinz Elder has en- tered upon this work with one aim in ylew; we come to serve the whole com- munity, and it shall be our policy to do all the gond we can. in every place we ean, 2t every chance we see, and we pur- porse to make the way for doing good. The public is called to attend to the follow- ino: AT CHRISTIANSTED CHURCH Wednesday Night, Bible Class at 7:30. Thursday 2 Allen’s Day Celebra- tion, (.30 Frilay afternoon. Choir Rehearsals, Sunday morning at 6.00 o’clk. Early Hour Prayer Service. - - ** 10:00 ‘* Regular Preachimg. - = 2 12.80 ' Sabbath School. ““ nizht at 7.30 o’elk. Sermon Theme TOLR NATION" AT GROVE PLACH I'riday night, at 7.00 o’¢lock, The Official Board. 2 2 8000 ' The tiaes veeting, Senday ' 1200 ' Preaching Service, - school after the regular service, AT FREDERIKSTED CHURCUH Wednesday night at 7.90 o’clock Class Meeting, Sunday at 3 o’clock, the reguiar Preach- ing. Sunday Sehonl after this serviee, ELISHA C. S. ROBINSON, Pastor, P. E. NOTICE. TH [ Ordinary Meeting of the Co- lonial Council fixed for Monday the 13th inst., is, by request of Government postponed to Monday February 25, 1924, at one o’clock P ROBT. L. MERWIN, Chairman, Newest Arrival’ DELICIOUS CHOGOLATES in 11b. and 21b. Boxes, “MERWIN'S lOE CREAM PERLOR”, AT Friedenield Church (Midland). UN SUNDAY the 17th of February. Service at the usual hour 11.30 a. m. Rev. H. Asboe of Frederiksted wilP preach. A? 2 B ’ N B ministrator's Notice. In the District Court of tha \irgin Is- -3.4 W H lands of hs Unifed Stales. Christian- '; » . . sied Sus-Judicial District, lIN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF SUSANNA MARGRETH PLASKETT, DECEASED. OTICE is hereby given, that A. E. STAKEMANN, Adnministrator of the above entitled estate, having filed in the Distriet Court of the Virgin Islarcs of the United States, his final account oug the administration of the said estate, the hearing of the same¢ bas been fixed for MONDAY the 3rd day of MARCH A. D. 1924 at 10 o’clock in the foreno:-n of that day, at the Office of the Judge of sad Court in the Town of Christiansted, Is- land of St. Cioix, arnd all persons inter- ested in the said estate are hereby notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the said account should not be settled and allewed. Christiansted, St. Croix, January 30th 1924. A. E. STAKEMANN, Admanistrator, e e e One Baby Carriage For particulars please apply at this office. OPIICAL AID. Send your o_rd_e;wbroken lens or prescription through the mail. F. M. CORNEIRO, St. Thomas, V. L