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P » Y üblication FT is hereby brought to public nntic? I that ‘V'he Loeomobile Companvy of America, of Wheeling, West Virgi- nia. a cocporation organized under the laws of the State of West Virg nia, whose frademark No. 33,5989, which was registared in the United States Patent Offies. Washington, . C., on Ausust 15, 1899, was regisiered in the Office of the sovernment Soseretary of the Viegin Jatands aof the United Srates on Mareh 29, 1920, has assigned »21l its assets, basiness, good will thereof, letters pu- tent, trademarks, registrations, applica- rions therefor, eopvrights and recorded claims thereto, on April 1, 1920, to The Loe yvnobile Company, a corporation of Delaware, instrument dated July 2i, 1321, and recorded in the United States utent Offize on August 9, 1921: and that toe said The Locomobile Company, cor- poration of Delaware, by its trusteein venikruptey, on October 27, 1922, trans- cereed to Locomobile Company of Ame- rica, Incorporated, a corporation of New York, 1819 Broadway, New York. N. Y.. a-l its property, including amnong other things all trademarks and registrations thereof, imstrument dated August 23, 1923 and r:corled in the United States Pitert OFize, on O:tobar 29, 1923: and that the said assignments with respoct to th2 adbove mentionel trade zark No. 33 489, have this daie been recorded in the Oftfice of the Government Seeretury of the Virgin llslands of the United States, at St. Thomas, in accordancs with the prayisions in the regulations governing thé cegistration of patents and trademarks in the Virgin Islands, approved] June 35, 1920, Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Thomas, Janumvy 9, 1924. WM. S. ZANE, Goverinment Secret Iry. LEXC AL, We are glad to learn that the health of His Exceliency (he Governor is much improved and we wish for him a speedy jecovery. The U. S S. Grebe sailed for St. Tho- mas yesterday morning. =f. Kitts Races. St. Kitts, Jan. 10th.--2nd day’s races at Sandown course. Handieap The James Robertson cup three and hats flus. Flashlight Ist. Norman 2nd. The Phoebe cup 5 flgs. Minarette Ist. Tim 2nd. ‘l'he Darrell cup 7 tlgs. Printer’s Devil Isi. [Eagle 2nd. S £L ¥V & The Scholield cup 4 flgs. Zara Ist. Dutekman 2nd. The Heakes cup¥ azs Minarette Ist, Charus (il 2nd. Tne Danbp ecuo 1 mile, lagiz Ist. Pad- dy Lass 2nd. The Revolver Cup b flas. Zara lst, Datehman 2nd TIDAL WAVE IN FRANCE. Biarrit France, Jany. 9h —A tidal wave early today tore a dozen fishing vessels from their moorings and wracked them and swept away the parapet of the promenade on the embankment, During the tempest the sea was washed a hundred yards inland into the ground floors of seashore homes and shops., Simi ar damaga is reported from nexrby ports. At Lea Sables D’Olona on the Bay of Biscay a number of vessels broke heir ancnorazes and were set adriit., Part of the promenszde embank- ment was washed out and many small boats were wreeked on the shore. TESLEGRAMS. ST CRUIX S ATION. London, Jan. Bh, A abridred edi- tion of the Bibiz is being prepared by Cambridge University for the use of schools. Entitled the ""Caildren’s Bibla"’, the compilation is being mad 2 upon the recommandation of the Cambridgeshire Advisory Committee, comprising repre- sentatives of the various churches and of the teaching vrofession, under the Chairmansaip of Dr. Pearce, Viee-Coan- ceilor ofthe Universityv. Passages con- sidsred unsuitable for children will be omitted from the new edition, which will b: about tw) thirls th2 siz2 of the au- thorizad scriptures, Loadon, Jan Bth, —One of the largest fires seen 1n yvears was stili blazing at dayiizht this morning in the neizabour- hood of the West Inlin docks. The slimes started a+ & o'cloek yesterday alternoon and up to an early hour this morning had involved no buildings o im- portance, but the faet that the ware- houses within the area of th: fire were stored with rab%er, 01l and similar in- flamables, caused a tremendous blaze. Throughout the night the flames illumin- ated an extended distance and greatly taxed the energies of the firemen who combated them with the aid of seventy engines. Atlanta, Ga., Jan. Tth.—O!d fashioned open grates and the cold wave have taken approximately a score ot lives 1n the Soutn since Saturday, acesrding to repocts received here today. lenight there were indicaiions that normal weather would return by tomorroy or Wednesday. Eight persons are kuoown to have died from burns and exposure in Georgia while reports say a namber suf- fered from exposure through serisus fire mishaps. In New Orleans and its viein'ty sIX persons were reported to have died and in other sections of the Souh there were reports of open grate for cold wave vietims. The cold weather passed on to the tropies today, causing the thermo- meter to drop to 62 in Havana and leav- ing smudge fires burning in the orange craves of Florida. Low hanging clouds, whipped by a fresh breez: that swept the peninsula, saved Florida's citurs crop, growers agrea, and the temve)a- ture in some parts of the beit was re- ported as having reoched the frecziny: mark. but withoat frost. London. Jan. Bh.—So much delay has occurred in the return by the Dowinion Governments, of the dralts es the pro- posed liquor treaty hetween Great Britais and the Uaited States that it now up- pears likely the document mnzy not be signed bafore the dissolu ion of the ores- ent Government, he dr:ft text, which comprises about 1,209 words, was sert to the Overseas Governme i'sglor avprov al several weeks a.o by mil and up to the present no resbenses have been re- ceived by the Foreiun Office. London, Jany, Bth—The fire which has been raging since yesterday =i‘eraoon along the 'names, in the neighbournood of the West India docks, was extinguish- ed at noon today. Buildings extending over an acreage of a quarter of a mile were consumed by the flames. The dam- age is estimated at more than 206,000 pounds. The firemen laboured thriugh- ouf iast night in relays, trying to stop the spreading fire and keep it from com- ing into contact w'th the adjoining ware- houses filled with inflamable goods. L.arge numbers of firemen tonight were watching the smouldering ruins. amid the fumes of frizziing :übber coming from one ot the largest buildings des- troyed. London, Jany. Bth. —Sir Herbert Mat- thews being o the opinion that agrical- ture is not adequately represented in the House of Cohrmmona, has orviginated the idea of starting a new poittica. party, to be known as the rural party, lw aa in- tervi-w Sir Herbert peinted out that ev ery civilized councry had a separate pacs- ty devoited to rural waifare: . I'ne tim2 had oome for Great Britain to toliewy their exampie, he said. he committes, which had inquired 100 the state of ag- riculture, had statea that .nnmedi t 2 «c- --tion was essential, and that there should be a law that no aoiebodied agriculiural worker, working ruil tiine,should raccive less than thirty snillings a week and that ecredit facilities must be created In order to enable farmers to pay inereased wages. The Rurai Party, Siv H:roert continuned, had its representatives in both Houses of Partameni, Its program briefly would be, maximum economic preduetion from, ard maximum emyloy- ment upon the land, a living wage and better conditions of life for the rural worker, and the organization ol agriculture and allied industry. Barbudos, Japy. Bth,—{he following