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'H‘HL ?)’1'1&;.;»;: at Mt. Pleasant l~ CUolquehoun, Northside Foad, King's Quarter will be closed for traffic until further on account of-| repairs. ~ LUNNEY, | Chairman Road Commission. C KE VY e @fso ¢ ; ali At This Utfice AND SEE OUR STOK OF i ‘ Ne a Ghirisimas and New Year Gerds. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE WEEK ENDING NOV. 29, 1919. Mr. Charles Adams, Mrs. Anciller Adams, Miss Alice Andrew, Mr Rupert Antonio Andrew, Prince’s " : 8t 10, | Mr. Andrew, ‘ Rupert Antonio, - Mr. Peter Pastian, Orange Grove, ; William Henry Benjamin, Orange | Grove, | Mr. James Benjamin, | Mrs. Elizabeth Benjamin, , Mrs. Rebecea Benjamin, | Mrs. Sidney Ann Benjamin c¢/.0. Mr. Ernest Williams Water Gut, Mr. Arthur S. Brown, Miss Elizabeth Bruce Market Street. _ Miss Elizabeth Carty, ‘ Mr. A. Christiansen, : Miss Cecila Clara, Miss Aan Eliza Cornelius, Miss Mary Dayton, Mr. Christophet Duran, Western Su- burt No. 1, Miss Lilyan Edwards, Water Gut, Mr. Andreas England, Mr. Ernest Fabio, | Mrs. Elizabeth Ferdinand, Ovrange Grove, | Mrs. Florence Ford. Mr. Wilford Francis, Contentment Road, Mr. Aron Francis, Mr. Fred Francis, Miss Theresa Francis, Mrs. Charlotie Frederiks, Sir Dn. Eduardo Guatojo, Mrs. Geraldine Hanley, Miss Roselphine Jacobs, Gallows Bay, Mrs. Mathilda Jacobs, Mr. James Jacobs, Hill St. No. 40, Mr. Hewbert Jacobs, Mr. David James, Frees Gut, Mrs. Fanny James, Mr. Jeremiah James, Mr Eugene Jensen, Miss Malvina Jepersen, 5L B U1 AN AN | Mr. Robert Joseph, My, Heory Joseph, Miss Kilizer Knight, Charies Lenard, ’ Miss Agauiar Lawis, Mr. Charles Leonard. Queen St., , Mrs. Ella Lyb:rt, Orange Grove, Mr. Kenneth Mapp, Mr. Wally Maten, ‘ Mr. Charly Miehal, Mrs. Rosa Miller, Farm Hill, ? The American Mizsionary, Miss Anna Moltersen, Frk. A. E. Moorehead, Miss Antene Kulvine, Mr. Charles Nichols, Alban Pen:h~ny, Queen Cross St., f'rederick Petersen, Mr. Theopnilus Petersen, James Pet. rsen, Mr. Danie! Peterzen, Orange Grove, | Miss Elvera Perira, King St. Miss Agness Prince, Miss R. Ray, Mrs. John Schuster, Miss Amey Shaandersen, ‘ Alphous Simmonds, Quzen St. 4, Mrs. Judith Solomon, King Street, Mrs. Louisa Sobutty, No. 53 East St. Mrs. Dagniar Smith, Gallow’s Bay, | Mr. H. W. Thomas, (2) | Mrs. Ugenie Thomas, | Mr. Jchn Charles Thompson, ; Charlie Thompson, Mrs. Louisa Tuitt, Church Hill, Mrs. Joserh Warner, Mrs. Mary Withams, Princes St. 26, Miss Catherine Williams, Miss Clementina Williams. United States Post Office, St. Croix, V. §. December 1, 1919. | B. R. LARSEN. | Postmaster. | OFFiCIAL NEW». | Dec. 1, 1919. | Governor Oman left St. Thomas on the . U. S. S. Vixen this morning to make &n . inspection of Culebra, San Juan, aud El Gaey, Porto Rico. He is expected to ~ return the latter part of the week. Commander F. B, Colby, Supply Corps, U.S. N., and Licutenant J. M Keller and Mrs. Keller eni route to St. Thomas arrived at San Juan on the S. S. Brazos. The Duteh Cruiser Zedrand is due at . ~ San Juan on Deceniber 4th and will leava there on the 6th. for St. Thomas. The Navy won the annual football game from the Army on Saturday by a score of 6to 0,-Navy two field goals. Opening of the new—'‘The Danish Club’ —will take place tonight. The - rooms of the Club will be those former.y ~ used by the defunct ‘‘West End Club.”’ West End News, Dec. Ist. LELEGRAMS. 5. UROIX STATION. fondon, Nov. 28:h Grown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria hias been placed as a candidate for ihe Presidency oi Bavaria in the elections to bz held in February or Mareh. : Washington, Nov. 28ch. —-Seizure of bituminous eoal minas, ‘vhere the own- ers do not show a disposition to eroper- ate, in inereasingz production. and .he use of troops to protect all miners who desirs to work. has be2el decided upon b the Govt. in an edort to end the hicumin- ou#' ‘coa! strike. it was stated today oifi ciallv. In mines seized by the Govt, the 14 par cent waze adyarce agreed upon by the Cabinet, will be pacinto immedi- ate effect, 1 was szaid. Three plans of .Xbe Govt. were agreed upon by the Cabinet las: W:dnzslav, officials said, so as (0 meet the sitvatian resuliing from a refusal of the oparatorsor miners, or both to agrze to the ovt. wage in- crease proposal. Plymou:bh, «ivov. 28th.—Tady Astor was elecied to Parv.iam :nt for the Suitan Division of Plvmouti:, 112 the bailoting oc Novembar 15,12, The ven'is ware an- nounced afcer a count of the baliots here today. The” vite stood: Ladv Asior, Unionists, 14495 W. . Gay, Labvurire, 9,292 Isaae Foote. Liberal, 4,199. London, Nov. 23tah.—Great Britain has eiven Jug)-Slavia assurances that the Adriatic qiestion will soon b 2 taken up by the Supreme Council and tha Greet Dritain’s influence wiil be used to secure 2 jus: and equal table settlement, in accordance vith the life and interests of Jugc-Slavia, aceording to private des- patches. London, Nov. 23th. —ln the bye-elec- tion in the Isle of Thanet Division of Kent on Saturday Nov. 15th, Mr. Ed- mond Harmsworth, Unionist, polled 9.711 votes, defeating Capt. West, Liberal, who receive] 7,058. P ris, Nov 28th.—The Cerman dele- gation ' dey delivered two Notes to Mr. Paul Dumasta Secretary of the Peace Conierence. CUne relates to the replace- ment of the German warships sunk by their crews in Scapa fiow, and the other to the repatria ion of German prisoners. Madrid, Nov “Bh—3pain has broken off all relations with the Soviet Govt. of Russia, it was:nnounced in the Cortes to- day. by the Minisier of Foreign 4’Affairs who sa:d tnis step has been taken be- cause the Sparish Kmbassy had been twice aitacked and the Charge Affaires forced (0 leave Russia. Socizlist Deputy Senor Saverit protestd®d ag inst this ae- tion, waich, he declared to be ‘‘tyrani- cal. s Waskington, Nov. 23th. Mexico has replied with ap argumentative diploma- .tic refusa! to the American Govt’s de- mand for the iinmediate releaseé of Mr. Jenkins, the Consular Agent, imprisoned at Puebla. Th: ofiicial note was deliver- ed h_rve yesterday, but not made public.