’
Evers’
Malt Extract
SMOKED SAUSAGE Danish,
WEINNA SAUSAGE in tins,
LEVERPOSTEI
in Trofler,
Extrafine-Danish
Butter
fresh from Denmark.
Fresh
supply of
JAMAICA, HAVANA and
PORTO
RI-
CAN CIGARDS
AT
:
H. BOJE.
JEAN PETERSEN.
NOTICE.
WING to the fact
that
no anolications
have
been
reeeived
from teachzrs
for
the "hristianstea
Public
Night Scnool
the
opening
of
this gchool
will
not
be
effective until November
Ist.,
when it is
hoped that teachers
will be avaiiable.
The Night
Scheol
ar Frederiksted
will
open
as published
on
Monday
evening,
October
17,
1921,
with
two
teachers
in
charge.
.
ARTHUR E. LINPBORG,
Asst.
Director of Education.
.
EDITORIAL.
We acknowledge
with
thanks
receipt
of a complimentary
copy of Lightbourn’s
Annual and Commercial
Directory
61 the
Virgin Islands
of
the United States
for
the year
1921.
This useful and well com-
piled
little
volume
is
the
work of Mr.
Alberie G. Lightbourn
of St. Thomas, V.
I. Although
making its appearance
rath-
er late for the current year,
the directory
is
a
fitting eollection
of information tn
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Episode
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“THE RAIL RAIDERS”
Episode
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concludes
with one reel
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SEATS FARLY.
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B Beas
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....430
and
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&l Entrance
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20
and
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Post Office
Notice.
RESUMPTION
OF MONEY ORDER
SERVICE
WITH THE LEEWARD
ISLANDS
FFECTIVE
at
once
the
exchange
of
money
orders
between the
United
States
anl the Leeward
Islands
(em-
bracing
Antigua,
Dominica,
Monserrat,
Nevis,
St. Kitts,
and Tortola).
tempora-
rily suspended
in
May
last,
is
resuin-
ed by mutnal
agreemet.t
of the
two coun-
tries,
and
previous
notice
advising
the
suspension
of
money
ordef
business
be-
tween
the
Virgin Islands
of
the United
States
and the Leeward Islands
Colony is
hereby
modified accordingly.
Post Office, Christiansted,
Virgin
~Is-
lands,
October
14,
1921.
B. R. LARSEN,
Postmaster.
have
on
the
book-shelf
or to send away
to friends,
and
we trust that its circula-
tion will be large and
warrantable
of the
appreciation
the work deserves.
LOCAL.
We have
bee
: informed
that
the
Na-
tive Brass
Band
will give
a
concert
on
the Wharf
tomorrow evening.
Football.
,
A football mateh
will be played on
the
Holger Danske Ground
tomorrow
after-
noon at 4.30 o’clock,
between
the
Dread-
nought
No.
2 and the Native Stars
Foot-
ball Clubs,
both of this town.
We
hope
the
day
will be
a favorable
one,
and may the
spectators
be
amused
in
seeing
the
boys
with
this contest
Com.
TELEGRA MSS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
London,
Oect.
11th.
It is
stated
that
trade has
so far improved
that
a number
of
British
vessels
will
shortly
leave
Welsh ports with cargoes
of
metal
man-
afactures
bound
for the Far
East.
Itis
understood
that large
orders
for galvan-
ized
sheets
have
been
placed
in Great
Britain
on
behalf of Far East importers
during the past
few
days.
Washington.
Oct.
11th.—The
emergen-
ey tariff,
instead
of expiring November
97th would
remain
in effect until Febru-
ary Ist,
under
a bill favoarably reported
today
by
the
House
Wayvs
and
Means
Committee.
The
life of the
dye embar-
go will be extended,
as
well
as
the rates
carried
in the emergency
act.
London,
Jet.
11th
- Labours
program-
me for dealing
with
unzmployment
was
submitted
by
a
deputation
at
a meeting
with Mr. Lloyd George
and
the cabinet’s
unemployment
commiftee
tonight.
The
programme,
\thl
has
been
somewhat
revised since it oM&inally was formulated,
lays stress
on the
jecessity
for
a
compre-
hensive
pooling policy and the
financing
of
public works by
the
Government
in-
stead
of by committees.
Bombay,
Oect.
11th.—In
the
presence
of alarge gathering
in
the mill
district
here
yesterday,
Mahatma
Gandhi,
the
Nationalist
leader,
solemnly set fire to
a
pile of foreign made
clothing,
in connec-
tion
with
the
boycott
against
foreign
importations.
In
a
speech
he
referred
to the arrest
of
the Ali brothers,
held
on
a
charge
of sedition
for attempting
to
cause
disaffection
among
the troops.
He
gaid
it
was
the duty
of the
Irdians
to
inform
the Sepoy
that it was
wrong
to
help
a Government
which
had forfeited
the
cornfidence
of the
country.
If
the
Sepoy
was a believer
in his faith,
vheth-
er
he
was
Hindua
or
Mussulman,
he
should
leave
the British
service,
2ven
if
he
had
to
earn
his
living by
breaking
stones.
(andhi
declared
that failure
to
secure
Home
Rule
by
September
30th
was the fault of his
hearers.
Much
had
been
done
in this
direction,
he
added,
but
the minimum
required
had
not been
attained.
London,
Oct.
Ilth —The
position
of
Ireland
and
the self-governing
domini-
ons of the. British Empire
was
discussed
at length
by
Viscount Grey,
in a speech
at Berwick in support of the candidature
of
Waiter Runciman
for election
to
the
House of
Commons
in the
sea®
formerly
held by Viscount Grey.
‘‘l am not quite
sure
that
we in
this
country
generally
quite endorse
and realize
what
a partner-
ghip has
come
to mean’’
said
Viscount
Grey.
‘'l am
npot sure
that
we realize
all
the
consequence
held
this
year
in
Lon ‘on
with
the British
Government,