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TELEGRA Ms.
ST CROIX STATION.
London,
Sept.
19¢h.
-The
labour
min-
istry
states
that
sixteen
tables
of
statistics
show
a
decrease
of
twon
per
cent
in the
cost of
living at
September
firsi,
as
comparad
with
August
first,
and
that
the
cost
of living is
now
one
handred
and
twenty per
cent
above
pre-
war figures.
Dublin,
Sept.
19th.—Mr.
De Valera
may
cali the
Dail Eireann
into session
to
deliberate
on the situation
brough* about
by
thz latest
note
sent
to
Dublin by Mr.
Llioyd Gzorge.
Calicut,
British,
I[ndia,
Sept.
19th.—
Reports
from
the
town
of Nilambar,
about
twenty-five
miles
east
of
this ci-
ty,
state
that
chief
Kunhammad
has
proclaimed
the
districts
of
Urand
and
Malluvanad
as
an independent
moslem
kingdom,
and
he
is
said
to
threaten
a
massacre
of Europeans
there.
'
London,
Sept.
19th.—The
‘‘Yoikshire
Post’’,
the
chief
organ
of
the
Govern-
ment
in the
north
of Engiand,
utters
a
warning
against
the
scheme
of
Mr.
Winston
Churchill
for
grouping
the
crown colonies
and
the
crown
states
for
administrative
purposes
under
a
high
commissioner
for
each
group.
The
“‘Post’’
says
it
by
no
means
follows
that
the
scheme
will
meet
with
the
approval of the colonies
concerned,
each
of which
has
a
very
distinct
character
and that there
is indeed
danger
in
the
effort,
now
evident
1n
more
than
one
field of imperial
administratign,
to
cre-
ate
a
sealed
pattern
of orgunization
on
one universal
moddle.
London, Sept.
19th.—The
first of the
CHRISTIANSTED.
V.
1. U. S.
A., 'FRIDAY
23rRp
SEPTEMBER
192!
balloors
{c get
away
in the
James
Gor-
don
Bennett
internationai
race,
which
started
yer.ercay,
was
heard
from
this
morning.,
‘Thit
was
the '‘Banshee’’,
an
Englisk «ntry. piloted
by Baldwin.
The
message
said
the
''Ranshee’”
had
land-
ed at Salnav,
.near Carn arthena,
Wales,”’
Philadeirhia,
Sept.
19th. —William
Til-
den
of
this
city
is
again
the
national
cbampior.
He
won
the
1921
title
by
defeating
Waiiace
.lohnson,
also
of this
city, by 6-1,
6-3, 6-1,
in
the
final round
of
the
tweniieth
annnhal
championship
singles
tournament
of the
United States
tennis
association,
in
'vhat
is
said
to
be
the record
time of forty-three minutes
He
rosc
to
super
heights
in
his
play
this
af.ernc.n
and
tle
speed
and
ac-
curacy-of
both
his
service
and
return
strokes
so dazzled
and
smothered
John-
son,
thet
the latter
was
placed
in
such
a position
that
he
never
for
a
moment
appeared
to have
even
a fighting chance,
LIST GFUNCLAIMEL MAILFOR THE
WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER
17,
1921.
Miss
Margarite Adams,
Eugenn<
Baptist,
Miss Audrey 7. Bastiar,
Andrey E. Bastian,
1 Water
Gut,
Mrs. Frances
Blyden,
David
Brandon,
‘
Master
Harold Charles,
Mrs. Axelina
Charles,
i{2)
Mary Christian,
(
Mrs. Jo®eph Firancis
Mr. Hezekiah
Franecis,
c/o
Mr.
Edward
:
Francis,
Mr. Christian
E. Henry,
Walter James,
King St
Miss Elvina Jueliun.
Miss Hermina
Jones,
Miss Lilian, Wetar
Gut,
Miss Susanna
Marie Mattersen,
.
Mr. Randolph
C. Miller,
Mr. Hesechiah
Mills, Girange Grove,
Mrs. Florence
Michell, Orange
Grove,
Peter
A. Nielsen,
Mrs. Florence Quinton,
Miss Andrina Philips,
Mrs.
Aneitha
Phillips,
Gibbons
Casile,
Mr. James Philips,
Miss Mary E. Rollocks,
Elinora Rogers,
Water Gut,
%iss
Jessie
Stevens,
Farm Hill,
Mis. Irena
Stevens,
Mr. Mathew E. Stephens,
Saddler,
C. A. Vivikin,
:
Post
Office,
Christiansted,
Virgin Is-
lands,
September
19, 1921.
:
B.R. LARSEN,
Postmaster.
No.
222.
tries
to
have
what
you
can’t
get
elsewhere
Examples
Hops,
Yeast.
Paprica,
Red
Pepper
Sauce,
Walnuts,
Almonds,
Cole-
mann’s
Mustard,
Olive Zest, Relish (Lib-
bys) Purina
Whole
Wheat Flour,
LIMBURGER CHEESE,
HAMB. STEAK,
BEFF STEAK &
,ONIONS,
«
BAJERSKE
GULYAS,
BAJERSKE
POLSER,
FRANKFURTER’S
CUT LOAF,
RAW,
GRAN. & CRYSTAL
SUGAR & SUGAR
SAND.
MAPLE SYRUP
LOSTON BAKED BEANS
Amr.
Swiss
& Yeliow
Daisy
heese,
Green
Cheese,
Limvurger,
Swiss
Camem-
bert,
Roquefort,
Cheddor
Welsh
Rarebit
& Chile Cheese
in tins,
Fresh
Bordens
Cond
Milk
16¢.
pr.
tin
Evap.
Milk
g 9 l6ap
°
v
GRAPE
NUTS in tins,
RIC & CORN
& WHEAT PUFFED,
&
CORN FLAKES,
*BACON, 25-55¢.
BAMS 43-46¢,
& PICNIC HAMS 25¢.
SAUSAGH & RULLEPOLSE
DUTCH PILSENER BEER
GINGER ALE (O Keefes,)
STOU
& MALT,
SALADA & LIPTON TEAS in pkgs.
O.
P.
CEYLON
TEA.
best
to
be
had
40c.
p. lb.
:
for
one
week,
if in stock.
Sept.
18--21.
NORTEERN
Assurance Company
"
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OF
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District
Agent for
Christiansted’s
District
Policies
are not subject
to average.