Received
Ex S. S. Guiana.
MEAL half and quart bags,
FLOUR whole, half
and quart bags,
HAKE,
:
POLLO‘K,
POTATOES,
ONIONS,
'
|
PEANUTS,
'
RICE,
.
QUAKER
OQATS,
SODA
CRACKERS,
.
BEANS
and
PEAS,
COOKING BUTTER in 5 and
25 lb. tins,
TABLE BUTTER in 1, 2.
5 & 2b
Ib. tins,
SOAPS
[vory,
Blue,
Mottled
and
Gitana.
FERRIS
BACON,
CREAM CHEESE,
Condensed
Milk,
PROTECTOR
MATCHES, }
EAGHZ OILMEAL,
Christiansted,
St.
(_lrg"x, 25 Aug.
1920.
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A. R. Mc'utosh.
Sunday
Night
Goncert
U. S. NAVALBANY)
Christiansted,
Virgin lslands
August 29th,
1920.
Ist.
Mus.
Paulus,
Leader.
Conecert
begins
at
9 o’clock.
PROGRAM.
Ma:ch.
Boston Commandery.....Carter
Overture.
Poet
and Peasant.. Von Suppi
Waltzes
[Estudiantino
..... Waldteufel
March.
Bay State Commandery
.. Burrell
Grand Selection
from
Regoletto.
... Verdi
Serenade.
Les
Million’s D’Arliquin. ...
¢
Drigo
NATIONAL ANTHEM.
An
aa‘t‘e‘mpt
at
burglary
was
made
some
time
after
midnight
yesterday
at
the business
place of Mr. Carl
Schou
on
the
first
floor of
our
editor’s dwelling
in
Company
Street.
The
back
door
was
the
one
broached,
but
fortu-
nately
without
an
entranes
being
offecied,
the
only
damage
being
the
camoval
of
a
thumb
feom -
the.
deor
frame.
An
iron fire bracket
lying in the
yard
was
tound broken
the
next
morn-
ing and it is
presumed
that
the culprit
RP (L
AN I
8
OF
DEPOSITS
& WITHDRAWALS
AT
Wl
[HE NE¥
ST,
CROIX SAVINGS
BANY
On
Saturday the 21st
August
1920
RECEIVERS:
In Christiansted
A. E. STAKEMANN
.
Trustee.
In Frederiksted
R:
E. HIGGINS
Trustee.
Balance
of deposits
to 14th
Aug.
1920
‘
$90,324.14
38 Deposits,
of which
24 in Christiansted
$
465.19
(5 new)
14 in Frederiksted
$
58.55
{ -new)
$ 523.74
'
$90,847.88
14 withdrawals
of which
11 in Christiansted
$ 76.00
3 in Frederiksted
$ 37.00
$113.00
Balance
of deposits to date
§ 90,734.88
Receivers
for Saturday
the 28’ Aug. 1920
in Christiansied
A. EMSTAKEMANN
Trustee.
J
-
=
In Frederiksted
R
E.
HIGGINS
Trustee.
A. E. STAKEMANN.
President.
used
it
as
a
wedge
to
force
open
the
door which,
however,
remained
secure-
ly fastened
by
the
hooks
or
probably
something
scared
the intruder away
be-
fore his plans
could
be carried
out.
Two
Ford
cars
were landed
from
the
Georgianna
Weems
yesterday
for
ac-
count
of
Dr.
Longfield Smith,
agent
of
the
Ford
Co.
It
is
said
that
there
were
some
eighteen
cars
aboard
for
Barbados.
.
:
The
schnr.
Creole
arrived
this
morn-
ing ~ith St.
Thomas
maiis.
:
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
London,
Aug.
26th.-—Sugar
in
stock
on
the " 2lst
“inst.
was
132.000
tons.
Last year
192.000
tons.
.
London,
Aug.
24*h.
-
Great
Britain
and
[taly
will
refuse
to
recognize
the
.Russian
Soviet
Govt.ifit does
not with-
draw
its
demand
tresented
as
part
of
the peace
terms
at
Minsik
Tora
proleta-
riat army
in
Poland.
This has
been
de-
cided
upon by
Lir.
Lloyd
George
and
Premier
Giolitti, who hav>
been meeting
-
y
i
-
Cricket.
On
Sunday
the 29th
inst.
the Horse
Whip
Cricket
Club
and
the
Excelsior
Cricket
Club, both of this town, will line
up
against
each
other
on
the
Holger
Danske
Ground at 11 o’clock a.
m.
Names
of the players are
as follows:
H.C 0
B.C.
Co
R.
Brun Capt.
L. Barnes
Capt.
A. Danielsen,
P.
Meyers.
;
C. Derricks,
W. Miller,
H. Seeley,
L. Martin,
C.
Messer,
A. Messer,
C. Miller,
J.
Messer,
P. Hendricks,
J. Petersen,
P,
Jackson,
H. Canton,
[. James,
C. Clarke,
H, Edwards.
A. Christian,
H. Seott.
D
James.
Extras
Extras
V. Simmounds,
J. Pattersen,
C. James.
L. Barnes.
Persons
interested
in
the
game
are
welcome
to the Ground.—Com.
since
Sunday
at
fLuceren. -A statement
that
they had
resolved
to defer
the
re-
sumption
of
giplomatic relation
with
the
Moscow
Govß-nment
until
it
withdrew
what
was des@ibed
as ‘‘this sinister
pro-
posal’’.
It was
said
that negotiation
of
any kind witlfa Govt.,
“‘which so lightly
treats
its wgrd’’,
become
‘‘difficult if
not
impossib®’’.
It is
understood
here
that
a virtu#f
ultimatum
has
been
sent
to
Moscow by the two Premiers,
whose
decision rc]at%ve
to the recognirion
of .he
Bolshevik
Govt.
is viewed
as approval
of
the
stand
made
against
that
step
by
Premier
Mllerand.
The
use of the
cor-
ridor
south
of Danzig
and would, if
ne-
cessary,
use
troops
to
carry
out
their
plans
in this region.
Lisburn,
Ireland,
Aug.
24th —Loyal-
ists
last
evening
burned
the private
homes
of Sinn
Feiners
and the
furniture
was
carried
into the
street
and
ignited
in
revenge
tfor the
murder
of police
in-
spector
Swansey
»ere
Sunday.
The
. burning
of
Nationalists
property
here
continued
until after midaight.
} Among
the buildings destroyed
was the katholic
Parochial
Hail.
Virtually all the Nation-
alists
have ieft town
in the
face
of the
Loyalist reprisal.
Last night every }lpuse
still occupied
with the exception ot that in
which lay the body of Inspector
Swansey
flew
the Union Jack,
word having
gone
out
that
failure
to
exhibit
the
flag
would
be taken
as evidence
of disloyalty.
LLondon,
Aug. 24th.—In championship
cricket
today, Lancashire
beats
Worces-
tershire
by
an
innings
and
99
runs.
The
iosers
only
scored
68 runs in their
second
innings,
J
Tyldesgiry
seven
wic-
kets
for
34
rans,
Gloucestershire
beats
Leicestershire
by
ar
- innings
and
53
runs.
Parker
took
.14 Lieces ershire
wickets
for 57 runs.
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