P blo @ üblication. T is hereby brought to public notice that the trade-mark shown below, which was registered in the United States Patent Office, Washington, D. C, March 5, 1907, in the name of ‘‘The American Cotton Oil Company’’, acor- poration organized under the laws of the State of New Jersey, and Trade- mark certificate No. 61.039 issued there- for, has this date been registered in the office of the Government Secretary e Os the Virgin Islands »f the United States at St. Thomas, in accordance with the provisions contained in the Governor’s Publication of August 14’ 1917. \\'7/, \\/‘ o >~ SUN\= o\ BRAND) ~ PO Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States, St. Thomas, August 26, 1919. By direction of the Governor. LEO. F. S. HORAN. Acting Government Secretary. NOTICE. . NOTICBis hereby given that a draft of the distribution on the Estate of the late JOSEPH BRYAN and pre- viously deceased wife will be produced at a Meeting on the said estate to be held aé the,Court’s Rooms at Frederiksted on the 2nd Octcber 1919 at 3 o’clock p. m., when the estate is exrected to be closed. Frederiksted’s Dealing Court, St. Croix, September 17th 1919.¢ * D. NOLL. IN REFERENCE TO THE DISOR- DERLY PUBLIC BEHAVIOUR AT THE POST OFFICE last Saturday eve- ning, it was stated in the Avis of yester- day that the postmaster had called upon the civil authorities to preserve order but as no policeman could be secured, the office was closed This remark ap- pears to be susceptible of different infer- " ences, and it is therefore considcred expedient to make clear that the Police did not refuse to preserve order, nor were there policemen within reach who declined to respond to the call. The fact is that when the message reached the Police Station, only a corporal was on ST 6R oA N i LIST OF UNCLAIIMED JIAIL FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. 20, 1919. Alfred Abramson, W:itergut. Mrs. Thomas Aramsn, Mr. Tubal Abramson, Mrs. Josepa Auzustus, No. 4 F?tj?l l Oscar Benjemin, Company &ireef, A. E. Bartous, Mr. Peter 3attiste, S. 3. Corona, Miss Axelina Be¢njam.n, Mrs. Bookrian, Mr. David taines, La Valle, Elias Contcn, Mr. J. Lis:en Curry, Miss Louise J. itdwards, Reolura Ed'vards, Mr. Joseph Paui Emanuel, Mr. Joseph Fanrell, Mrs. Frederik Francis, Mrs. E. F. Gibbs, Mrs. Henra tha Creen, Market Street, Hans E. Harchett, (3 Mrs. Axelinna Herbert [2], Mrs. Caroline Isaac, Miss John Jackson, Mrs. Charles Kiruse, Mr. James A. Laurence, c/o George Laurence, Mr Wilfred Ledeatt, (2) No. 19 Market Street Mr. Samuel |.ewis, Mrs. Mirriam Loiis, Mr. Jacob E. Martin, Mrs. Annie Mead, David Meyers, Miss Cassie Moore, Bethlehem, Miss Arabel a Newton, No. 40 Ekill St., Mrs. Theodita Nielsen, Mrs. Sarah Nicholas, John Petersan, Mr. Daniel Petersen, Oranze Grove, Miss Sarah {Jarauw, Miss Edith Seiver hover, Ga lows Bay, Mr. Gustav: Sin mons, Mrs. Rosellr Sinimons Mrs. Judith Solomon, {ing Str., Mr. Alphonso Stukey, Mr. Henry Thon:as, V aterg-ut, Mr. Frank Twitt, Miss Matilda Waslker, Miss Christilia \Williaias. United Stat:e Pcst O ice, Thris ian- sted, St. Croix, V.1.U.5., Sept. 22, 1919. B. R.:-LZRSEN. : Jostmaster. watch there;, and 1e advised that the men were o1 th: be:t and thkere- fore none cculd be dstailel to the post office. ('n o her cccasions when it has been recessary tc rescrt to the Police Dlepartment to maintain nub- lic order at tie bcst office, it 3 services have always been forthcoining - but na- turally such services are not regularly needed, and in the present instence happened to be requirel whan really unavailakle. In the acccunt of yester- day, reference to- that par: of the matter was made particularly that the - general public..uight be informed t-:at the proper steps \lad been tazen, although wvithouat success, to remedy a situation Tor waich the geeral public was no. res- oonsible, bat though which inconveni- ence had nevertheless been experienced. The Con-ributor of “‘Little Johnny’s Slate’’ asks to say to tnose who look 1 nis weekly letter that this wezk’s wil bhe serit in tomor "ow. ONE WHO DIID HIS "'BIT.” W 2 have in our midst Mr A thur Stephoens of St. Thomas who ic here ir quest of his healih. Mr. Sterhens was studying Crgar Buildiag ir Englaad wher the War of the Nations broze out. FPutting aside his sti:dies he enlisted in tae a'my anc after some raining was sen: to ‘he 2ast ern frontier to do his *‘b.t”’. He dic it When the Russians playzd ‘‘hooky’’, Arthu~ wae in tae trenches. Wher the Turks came dow like an avalanche and the British burlel them back, Stepaens was with the vietorious troops. Among ocher places Mr. Stepaens has seen service im India, Pailestiae, and Egypt. Mav he find *hat elusive thing of which he is in seerch—gzood leal:h. R. 4. AMPHLSIIT LEADER, Chritianstad, Scptember 22, 1919. Fre leriksted, Sept. 22nd. The Mail 3chooier ‘*Virgiiia’’arr ved at this ror Saturd:y 4 oclock p. m. with 33 bags of mai!, 74 Pickazes and landed the i>llow ng pcsseng ers: Frora Por o Ricy>: Charles A. Warner, (atherine [ 2bois, Lud-ig J. Jac bse. Frotl St. Chomis: [lrs. Irene Jos:ph, Jdane I udvick, Ar:hur SHaven r. Ann llliza V/illiazls. ithele 't yesererda at i o’clock as usuul for Portc Riec via St. Thormas, vith che ‘ollowing »oasseig~ls: For [Torto Rico: R. E. H:ggins, Fr:d Soufs feont. Jr. For sSt. - Thomes: Mrs J. Allen, & Infant Joteph Bra hweite, Nathaniel DJurart, Charles P ove bs, Jimes Brovn, Agtima: La ( roix, Henry V/alker, Alick PRiprs, Jrs. Brown, Chas. Chaprian, A. Hendrizks, Walter Walters, Aina ford, Rev’c. Jcs. Fen- rich, Rev’'c. George Engert, A. M. Colden Miss Eda Go der, Periva' M. Levonish, Je mes | erbe: t, Melvin Barnes. We are glad o welcome ba:k Mr. Ludvig Jaccbsen, from Sto. Jom ngo on vacatica. For scme time Mr., Jacolsen resided here \smaageratEs . “*"'unca’’, aid as erwards l:ft for Stc. DoHmirgo. We are happy to see him lcoking qiite well. R : TEL.