... in TM Elephant's Head (Cassell. 7s. 6d.1. a thrilling tale (I a treasure hunt and of other excitements, chiefly in the Caribbean Sea. For What? by Barbara Gartland (Hutchinson, 75. 6d.). A Highland lassie. Ann McLorn, loves the minister's charming ...

... lives of most men when the idea finding hidden treasure possesses peculiar fascination times islands Pacific Ocean and in Caribbean Sea assume an importance not in teeping with their possibilities It is fact that much treasure was hidden unfrequented parts ...

... Islands from Den- mark according to messages from the battleship Arizona on which he is re-! turning from his holiday tour of Caribbean Sea There were possibilities o developing Porto Rico said the President was pessimistic about the Virgin Island The United ...

... a Washington if Tbe leek of apes appeseeb and the ( 71, -tigesteit nature of beek_bultithfrs message, and fast c isers t Caribbean Squadron are proceeding made fire-fighting difficult. to Corinto, whil e on of t • • aft carriers, Lexington and Saratoga ...

... before flying to Santos. It is thought probable (says the R.U.P.) that the Do-X will later fly to the United States via the Caribbean Sea. We crossed the Atlantic, said Commander Christensen, of the Do-X, just before leaving Fernando Noronha for Natal to-day ...

... (a beacon), as no doubt some signal or light was raised for the guidanc of the buccaneers who infested this region of the Caribbean Sea. Local tradition has it that the original name of the town was Wallis or Wallace —after a Scottish buccaneer who ...

... picture to be drawn ofyle devastation caused to this town—once the haunt of famous buccaneers who intested the adjoining Caribbean Sea. ...