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(Contin tel from 13t ply2.) Vice Chairman. Bvery eitizen would like to see the wharl kept in gosd order., "he guns which the Honorable 2nd Mem- “er for Christiansted Countrv Distriet his refercuce to are orpaments. The 2ark is the property of the Municipality and is kent in order by the Municipality. ! dot’t think a money bill shoald be in- treduzed for the purpose of vremnoving the guns from the ~sharf, To he continned TELEGRAMS. ST. CROIX STATION. Ottawa, Jan, 26th--Canadian organiz- ed tabour will be represented at the com- ing inter-Empire Conference, represen- totive both of the trade union movement and *he political labour movement which i: to be neld in London during the DBric- -1-h Empire Extabition London, Jan. 25th.- It is reported that Mr MaeDonald has offered the appoint- meHt of British Ambassador to Berhn, when the Ambassadorship bzcomes va- cant, to the weil known journalist Mr. H. W. Massingham., Berlin, Jan. 26:h.--An alleged Con- munist plt tor the overthrow ol the Governnmieat was brought to light today in the deb. e of the Knance Chrmmitiee of the Wartenbarg Parliament, accord- inz to alv.ices from Stuttgart., Larze quantities of explosives are said to have boon <eizod. Tokio, Jan. 26th.—-In accordance w:th ancient customs the wedding of the Prince Regent Hirehito and Prineess Na- gako, eldest daughter of Prince Ko, was celebrated at the lmperial Palace th's morrning with Shinto rites, London, Jan, 26th —The wooden barri ers which were erecred at tlhe entranco to the Downing Sticet runidenceuz.(."w Premier two vears ago, as a proteciin against possibie damage resulting trom demoastrations by sinnfeiners and unem- ployed, are to be removoed by order ot the new government, This 1s a reversal of a decisi n of the tormer administration. London, Jin, 26ih ~The uew govern- ment receives an encomiutn from the iw - ly News, the Libzral Oroan, on its giviags tothe Press an authoritative statement of the proceedings of the first cabinet coun- cil of the Labour Government. I'he Dai- ly News expresses appreciation of this in view of the faet that the Labour Par- ty has been bitteriy agoreived at whar 1t 13 eonsidsred delinorate hospiiatity and misrepresentation on the part of the ma Jority of the Enuzlish newspapers. Lon iun, Jan. z6:h.—Sznator Wilson of austraiia has departed for Cinada vhere he will coatinue the negoia ions begun in L odon for a Canadian-Austra- nan wrade agreement. New Yok, Jan. 26th.—A sensational poitc2 sk ike-up has taken plac2 in whie one inspectur, three Deputy laspretor., «31. € o & ¥ | S 2 The Annual general inspection of the Public Roads wiil take plac= as follows: e Feb. 4th 1924 | } ‘s 7ih ’h i 3t i e lith [ ' a iRy ol et é i ‘e 28(h €4 ‘ ; | b QuARTEEs | West End | Northside A. g ‘ - Northside B. : | | Prince’s ‘ King’s | | i (Jueen’s : Company’s | | | . f | East End 3 | MemßEss oF,THE CoM. | I Mr. A. J. Blackw:od | ‘“ M. M. [Skeoch ' Folmer Andersen ** A. Nelthropp | : 6. B Fleming : *“ D. Armstrong : ** H. MacKay ** B. Nelthropp | j ‘““ A. Neltiropp , * A ). Blackwood | | . ** M. M. Skeoch L SGk Bae | ‘“ D. Armstrong B Ml ** B Melthropp . Folmer Andersen | INSPECTORS " A. Hoffmann and ‘ L. Tranberg ‘é i . éé ‘ ‘4 g o d s 4 | 6 Reoad holders on the Center-Line must keep all holes filled, culverts cieared, and ditehes mended as heretofore. Stones should be thrown on the ane stde of the road o as to prepare for Crusher and Roller as they advance Lkastwara, and when covering is required, will be duly nouified. \il other reads must be gravelled and viberwise re- paired as usual, ¢ . EDGAR W. MEYER, Chairman Road Commission. January 24th, 1924. eleven Captains, seventeen Lieuten:nts, twenty-three Sergeants and 33 patroimeo were transferred to other posts, the order eoming from Volice Commissioner lonright last nighc. The order also re- lieved Inspectors of rvesponsibihity for enforcement of Probibition, that dury being given to a spocial servic2 com- mission. g e W | 2/ B 2 2 kY - OPTICAL 2B Send your order, broken leis or preseription though the mail, F. M. CORNEIRO, ~t Pbmas, .. L . T| Mails Clo-e for the United States and other points via New York by s.s. “Pa- rima’’ on Thursday, 31st insftant at 4 o’clock p m. ™ A i FOR SALE OR LEASE Lstate Mi. Welcome For particulars please apply to Mrs M. SVITZER, FOR SALE. I,‘(')l{Roses and plants MOULD can be rrd from MARCUS PARK well pre- pared. J. B. MARCUS.