(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.
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&
¥
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general
inspection
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Roads
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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.
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your order,
broken
leis or
preseription
though
the
mail,
F. M. CORNEIRO,
~t Pbmas,
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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.
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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.