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R oW L X AN H og B . s g Py P g CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 8.15. MONDAY EV {iNG 8.185 PARAMOUNT GREAT DETECTIVE SERIAL %€ 99 Who Is Number One *A Serial different from any yet shown here. A STORY OF MADDEN,NG TENSITY. Episode 4: ‘‘MARINE MIRACLE’ - : Episode 5: ".THE HALL OF HAZARD” Episode 6 ‘‘THE FLIGHT OF THE EURY” Show commences with one reel screen magazine. BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY FOR THIS FINE SHOW. ADMISSION ¥ T B e e and 40¢ Setie &l Bptranee ... ... aeLs o e L 0 e , Children 20 and 10e¢ COMMERGIAL NIGHT SCHOOL, CHRISTIANSTED JUNIOR HIGH | SCHOOL, | ERMISSION has been granted to MR. l W. ETHELBERT MESSER to con- | duct a private class in Shorthand and | Typewriting on Tuesday, Weduesday, | and Friday evenings each week in the | Christiansted Junior High School Build- | ing. A small tuitioniiee will be asked | by the instructor. | For the Director of Education | ARTHUR E. LINDBORG, | Asst. Director of Education. | LOCAL. The s. s. ‘‘Parima’”’ from Windward | is due at Frederiksted at 6 o’clock on Monday morning, leaving at 7 o’clock for New York via St. Thomas. | The Native Brass Band gave an excellent 3 popialar concert to a large gathering on | the Wharf last night, and after tramped home with the march ‘‘Cheer Boys Cheer’’. The boxing mateh of last night at Frederiksted is reported as having re- sulted in a victory for the visiting cham- pion Mr. Bonarparte. No news yet to hand about the Mys- tery. Football. Tomorrow on the Holger Daunske Ground, the Dreadnought No. 1 and 2 The Gompany Street Emporium ' OFFERS Lesirade Brothers Buiter : inl, 2, and 64 tins FERRIS HAM, SWISS CHEESE, ROQUEFORT CHEESE: CREA M CHEESE, “ SWEET PICKLES, MIXED PICKLES, ICHOW CHOW PICKLES, GRAPE JUICE, PEARS & PEACHES, ’ORK & BEANS, WAX BEANS, CARROTS, ASPARAGUS, CURRANTS & RAISINS in packs. Strawbeérry & Raspberry Jam. NATIONAL OATS in tins, SARDINE in Tomatoes, SALADA TEA in £ Ib.gacks, BAKING POWDER 15, 20, & 25¢. Hamberger Steak. CORINED BEEF 25 and 28c. per tin, CLEAR PORK, MESS PORK, COD FISH, POTATOES, ETC. Christiansted 30th Sept. 1921. M. A. PRETTO. Football Clubs will line up against each other for a contest. All interested persons are welcome to the Ground to witiess this contest as it is expected to be very interesting. Kick off at 4.30 p m. : We hope the day will be a favorable one, and we are quite sure that the spectators will be well amused. —Com. TELEGRAMS. ST. CRUIX STATION. Dominica, Sept. 29th.- At a public meeting held here last night under the auspices of the Chamber of Comxllerce and the Dominica Representation®Gov- ernment Association resolutions praying for a measure of popular representation”’ on the Legislature and the withdrawal of Dominica from the Leeward Islands Confederacy were passed amidst enthusi- asm. Queues lined the streets leading to the St. Gerrard’s Hall where the meeting was held. Wor hours before the opening of the meeting capacity of the hall proved inadequate wiihin five min- utes after the opening of the doors London, Sept.. 27th —An outline of the reply of the Rusian Soviet Govt. (o the note of Lord Curz>n calling for he at attedtion o the Soviei Government to alleged serious breaches of faith in the pursuance ‘'of a2 campaign of infrigue against Great Britain in Central Asia and Afghanistan by the Soviets, has been delivered to Lord Curzon. M. Berzin, of the Russian Trade Delegation, has written Lord Curzon that the Soviet Govt’s. reply is being handed to M. Robert Hodges. the British trade repre- sentativ> in Moseow. M. Berzin de- clares that whil> the Soviets are fully convinced the occusations are without foundation, the Soviet Government is making tresh inquiries, in order to be able to refute the charges in detail, meanwhile, M. Berzin says, no time must be lost in pointing out that mary of Lord Curzon’s statements “‘will not bear the most superficial examination”’, As an instance, he cities Lord Curzon’s allegation that Santore Nuerteva, form- erly in charge of the movements of for- eigners in Moscow, issued : statement as Director of the Department of pro- paganda under the third international of Moscow on June 20th, “‘ln France”’, M. Berzin asserts, ‘‘he has been in pri- son since March and never had any posi- tion under the third international.”” Simi- larly, M. Berzin adds, ‘‘other reports attributed to KEliava Karahan (Soviat representative in Warsaw) and others have no foundation in fact. Rothstein, Ambassador of the Russian Socialist Federal Soviat republican in Teheran, never has beea engaged in forming revolutionary committees in Persia. De Hafix ever has been sent to Moscow or any otner place by the Soviet Govern- ment’’. De Berzin says th2re is no doubt that Lord Curzon, the British For- eign Secretary, has fallen a vietim of faise rumours spread by Russian White Guards and of French origin. Riga, Sept. 27th. Charges that the British Government had been duped into buying false forged documents were made by Karl Radek in the mewspaper