FOR SALE. One Only Ford Car Condition as good as new, for | partieulars apply at this office. \ Fresh Arrivals Picked Ox Tongue : 45¢. pr. Ib. Biscuits Marie ’ e Cameo e Manor o o’eas Garbanza ° e AT . , @ Fabio’s Grocery. THE price of canes delivered during the week ending the Hth March is 30.57 eents per hundred vounds. Christiansted, March 7th 1921, ; AKTIESELSKABET ST CROIX SUKKERFABRIK. LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAIL FOR THE WEEK ENDED MARCH &, 1921. | ~ Joseph N. Abramson, Aron Benjamin, | Cyril Benjamin, Contentment Road. Ha- roldo Bolling, 40-47 Comp. St., Ezekiel Bryan, Edith Bryan, 12 Queen 3t., Su- | saa Christian, 10 Hospital St., Jacob | Christian, co. Mrs. A. Marcus. Chris- | tina Cornelius, James Crowe, (2) Eliza | Dembo, Anna Dumman, 15 Hospital St., Thomas Dyer, Mrs. Edwards, Antinett Edwards, Mr. quld Edwards, 60 East St., Martina Edwards, Emanuel | Rovan, Estate Sion Farm, Ada Ennis, Elias Francis, No = 7 Water Gut, Lucretia Maud Giibert, Strand St., Cle- menie J. Golzsbary, 40 New |St., Henry, Grant, Gallows Bav, Rebecca Howard Ivan Jacobs, Loretta Jacobs, Jane James, Hill St.. Catherine J. James, William Jef- fers, Estate Grange, Erick Jo.eph, A. Joseph, Dapiel Liburd, Julia Mattersen, Adina Mason, A. Mcendes, A Moras, Ag- nes Prince, Farm Hill, William Rock Christophene Sergeant, No. 19 Market | St., Loretta Tuitt, Chailes William, M. Williams, Joseph Williams, New Asylum, Roseline Wyatt. United States Post Office, Cnhristian- sted, V. 1., March7, 1921. B. R. LARSEN, A . Postmaster. SCHEDULE - i of the Quebec Sieamship Beats ailing from New York. S. 8. ““Guiana’’ March 4th. N 8 CCewnngtt. b - GRH i X L YV b - gy i t Y~) ] “v -‘ ' - :\:: ! > ‘\ U 1 . ® S. 8. ““Parima’’ April Ist (about). Z =5 ‘adiass’ - loth. | S 8 "Rowonw' ' 20tn, | St. Thomas News. The proprietor of the American Soda Fountain nas institated music and dane- ing as extra aitractions of the Roof Gar- den. Read al ind go and enjoy yourself thre2 nights in the week St. Thomas Bulletin, March Ist. = I'he first layer of concrate was put down at the upper end of the Main Street yes- terdayv afternoon. Surely St. Thomas is falling into the ranks of places upto date! We congratulate the department cone iraed. —lbid [t will no» doab: b 2 gzratifyving to the public and especially to the well-wishers of the under meniioned societies to learn that the Naval Circus which was conducted recently and towards which the organizers spared neither time no’ efforts for its sueeces:, in order, as they said. to heip the poor of this island, have been able to hand over to the St Thomas Ladies’ Association, as will be seea frrm their card of thanks, tae amount of $296.17, and to Mr. M E. . Trepuk, Treasurer of the Children’s | ~ Home. th2 sum of $592.33, wnich has just ecome in a time of need, and will | help to keep this institution for some ~ months. ! We are sure that we voice the com- | munity in -eneral in thanking the promo- ters, and all who took an inter>st in their . labour, of love, for their laudable ef- ~ forts, which we trust will if necessary ! be again repeated —The Bulletin, March - lab | OBITUARY ; Th2re passed away yesterday ofter- | ' noon at 3 o’clock after an operation, Mr. . ~ Louis Emanue! de Lagarde. Lhe de- . ceased was a constant devoter of read- . ing and had acquired a good knowledge ' of the English language. He possessed a very amicable disposition, and was al- ~ ways willing to imvart to otners that ' which they -were desitous of knowing. - ~ We beg to extend our sincere condolence ' to those afflicted by nis early dermise. - . The Bulletin, Marech 2nd. We regret very much to mention the . death early yesterday afternoon of Mr. Carlos Font, grandson of our well-kno vn #ellow citizen, Madam Juan Fount. Deceased - vho had been ailing seri- ~ ouslv for a long time, was a member ' ofthe «i. S. Navy Band, and had serv- ' ed some time in St. Croix. . Retarning here many moaths-ago, his ' ~ eondition grew daily more serious. ; His funeral takes place this afternoon at D o’clock from his iate residence, op- . posite the R. C. Chureh thence to the . Western Cemetery : j To the‘he afflicted young wife and child, as weil as to the members of the family, we b%; “~extend our sincere condolences in thisT™their hour of grief. —The Bulletin, March 2nd. | TELEGRAMS. ' ST. CROIX STATION. " Buenos Ayres, Mareh 2nd.—Schools " have been closed in the city of Cordova, following the discovery of a number cf cases of bubonic plague near there. Athens, March 2nd.—Greece cannot accept the revision of the treaty of ~ Sevre which she considers represents the minimum compensationdfor her services " in the war nd her efforts to establish peace in the Near East. This was the substance of a resgution unanimously adopted by the National Assembly last night which will be telegrzphed the -~ Greek delegates in London {or presenta- tion to the Allies. The resolution ex presses the nation’s gratitude to the ~ Allies fcr their traditional proteciion of " its jinterests and cioses with the hope ' that there will be no alteration of the treaty. ; London, March 2nd. The Coalition party hada narrow escape from defeat . in the East Woolwich by-elections to choosea sucecessor to Mr. Crooks, retir- . ing Labour member of Parl’‘ament. Capt. " Glee, coalitionist w2s elected cver Mr. | Mac Donaid, former chairman of che . labour party who was the candidate of . the independent labourites. . The vote ' whiech was made public today was 13, | J2410 IS040 - o ()on_stantinople, March 2nd.-—Batum . i 8 being evacuated by Allies iraders and | bankers and by some refugees who . reached that city from Tiflis. Russian i Bolshevik troops in large numbers are ' invading Georgia from all directions, it - is said in despatches reccived here. Halifax. Mareh, 3rd.—‘‘llie Carsa- i dian Fisher,”” which inaugurated the . West Indies passenger service wom Hall ' fax in Jenoary, tcompleled Her dirst .~ round trip and arrived at Halifax on - Tuesday evening. {he introduction of i the Canadian Govt. Mercanti.e Marine ' to the passznger irade has proved decid ealy successful, and from now a three- weeks service will be maintained fiv:in . Halirax by the Canadian Fisher and Canadian Forester. Panama, Maren 3rd. —Cosia Rican forees are being rushed (o the oo dis tricc between this country and Costa Rica, where Panamanian and Costa Rican - trooys have been engaged in hostiiities. Travellers arriving here froi Costa Rica repori anti-American demons.rations 1n San Jose, Puerty Limon,