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Eateral as second class matter Moy dsth 1917 at the Post Ofice at Christian- sted, St Crote, V. L of the U™S. A. un- dor the Act of March 3, 1879. Contribution to this paper v i1 he glad- lg received when the saiie deal: w.th ma’- ters of ygeneral interest, and 12 aceompo- wied with the author’s mame, as o guair- antee of good faith. Theeditor cannot be responsible for the views of his correspon- -lonte nor does he necessarily endorse them. ST. CROIX STATION. London, March 25th.—The Secretary for the Colonies is beieg given polica protection, foliowing the receipt of threatening iatters, according to the newspapers. No suggestion i 3 made as to whose enmity Mr. Thomas might have aroused, but iti3 recalled thit he has often beon Jenol:ced by Lahyr exirein- i<t ou the groand that his views were toy moderate. Nowotaer member =t Lie (Government is given special protectirn except Hr. ~“dac Donald wao 15 aceom piaied in D ihlic by a datective, thousn not at his own regquest, Paris, March 26th. The Poincare Gov ernmant was dofeated oa the Govern- ment’s pension bill in the Criaber of D paties today by a vo'e of 271 to Zod. M. Poincare inmediately tendered his resigznation. The measure, gocenianee of which was m.ade a question of confi- deea by Finarce Minister De Last:yrie in :he ab .ence of Premier Poincare, was rejected, the Govarnm:at this being deiealed by seven voles. " London,, Maren 97ih. —Sigar in stogk on ihe 22:d inst. vas 59,00) toas. Last year 102,000 Lons. Paris, Mareh ?Szh.-.-Fvench archacolo gizts -WO RING in Syl‘m,hdve discovered at Saliyen in tne {Suphrates iegivn, a Greek City founded just after ihe ceath of Alexaider the Great 2216 years ago and abandoned 10 273 A. ~ whea the sands. covered it Among the objects dur from the ruins are ant mber of parchmenis one of which wa: written in 180 B. C. Kis said to be the oldest Greek manuseript extant. The scien ists also ancovered @ series of mural paint- ings of exceptional, importance as a soares for studs @By ziatine At fokio, Ma¥ 25:h.—3ix hundrad houses were ®urped tolay in a fir2 < which swept Yoshizay, a suburb of Tokio. Twenty persens were injured. Three thousard are homeless. London, Mareh 26t.—The Board of T_rade anuousniced th it the I nperial Ship- ping Committee which has be=n enqulr- ine into the alleged discrimination in oe an rates on Canadian flour in the At lanti®, has arranged that a commiftee shall visit Canada very shortly to take evidence there. It was stated abont a month ago that Mr. Larkin Canadian High Commissionerin London, had ar- ranged with the [nperial Shipping Coem- miitee that steamers plying from Ameri can or-Canadian ports so Great Britain with cargoes of flour or wheat should charze the same rates “or Cauathan flour or wheat as applied to shipments from Lhe United States and thus end the discrimi- nation in ocean rates which had faveured American shipment as against Canadian, Eviden ly the matier bad not yet been definitely settled. London, Mirzsh 26th,—Eiforts to in- duss thy sirikinrmniovard m=2a at oy - anoon to reswms work havine [ared the shiphailaing gmoaloyers degi 1+ todsy to entorce a general loegoat th Al shilp- yards. The strike began atly in 'he month, tne men demanding ulzher waZes. Lisbon, Mareh 26:h.—Ineessant rain- storma for tnz kst (orinizhi have eaus- ed the evilapse of: sevaral houses in Lis- bon. ilenants have been. ohl ged to leave sone of the laczer dwelliags hur- riediy when they becime unsate, Paris, darch &b, —lt is regarded as viriuailyceriainoday toat M. rtoincaie would reeonsidef his resignation ucced- ing to the opiniom of the m ijority of the press and tne adpie2 of his friends and reconstitute his ébinet QPTICAL AID. Send your or(‘i;e‘r_,—broken lens or prescription through the mzil, ; ‘F. M. CORNEIRO, >t Thomas, V.l . No ¢4 % Frach Yaaglghha Spafs For Colis Fizoi CRUidniv Wit 0 ohi G at 10 and 15cts. per pack at No 59 King's Street. Radish, Turznip, Cucumber, Caulflow- er, Musk Meion, Ruta Baga, Leituce, Pa:snip, Squash, Oaion, Sweet (orp, Beans, Peas, Spirach, Beet, Salsii). JOHN ABBO! T\, MM!——— o . At Your Service. Eleclric Wiring and Fixtnr-s Workmanship neat and guarantc. . Rates Reascaable. M. G. FABIO. Christiansted, St. Croix, V. L LIST OF UUNCLAIMEDMAILFOR 7115 WEEK EXIED MAICH 22 191 Mre. Danjel Bard Miss Anurevbashtion, Miss Louisa Benjanin, (2) Mivs Leaha Brandt, Miss Miriam Cox: 35 King St., Liiss Margret Fascoe, Miss Leoneale Francis, Miss Myiria Gregory, Mr. Charles Hun pris, Mis. (0. Jos ph; 16 King Cross St., Miss Sue Arn Lewis, Miss Mary Martin; Free Gat, Miss Rose Muliett, Nir Dennis Orily, Mr. Ahiam Peie sen: Orange Grove, Miss Henrigueta Peiersen, Emily Petersen, Mrs. James Roach, Mr. Samuel Roberis, Mr. James Smi‘h; Water Gut Mr. Asband Smith; ¢/o Miss Loret » .} - Mrs. Dagmar Smith, seph Miss Magdeline V. Thomas. ; Mr. Fritz V. Tuitt, Mr. Thomas James Webbe, Miss Hu'!der Wilson; King St., Mr. Joseph Y=rwood. Post Oifice, Christiansted, Virgin Is- lands, March 24, 1924, B. R. LLARSEN, Postmaster.