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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. \ 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. N\