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Stop And Read! , - WE OFFER: ! Greenfield’s Assorted Chocolates 55¢. pr. Ib., Runkels Chocolates 15c¢. per cake, k Mixel Candies 40c. pe- lb., Fancy Bis- | cuits, Fig Bar and Lemon Jumbles 25¢c. per pack, 'Crisp Crackers and Uneqda , Biscuits 14¢. pr. pack, Sunshine and Gin- | ger Snaps 15c. per pack, Cream Luneh Biscuits 35c. per 1b.,, Grape Nuts, Corn Flakes, Puffed Rice, Instant ‘Pos- | tum, Tetley’s and Morton’s Tea in packs | -at 7, 10, 13 & 20c. per pk., Peanu: But- i ter 15c. pr. pot, Cream of Wheat 30c. | per pk., Large Tins Sardines in Tomato | Sauce 25c. per tin, Beets in Tins, Macca- | roni and Vermicelli 25¢. pr. pack. .| PRUNES and RAISINS. B AT THE | DANISHAMERICANGROCERY. * Special Bargain Fer 3 Days. | STRICTLY CASH. Lard 40cts. pr. lb.. White Flour Bats pr. Ib., Cow Brand Butter 40cts. pr. lb., Ta- ble Butter 80cts.pr. ib., Fine Oleomar- garine look like Butter 60cts, pr. lb., - Small-grains’ Red Beans 10cts. per- lb., Large-g-ains: Red Beans 17cts. ger lb., English - Peas 12cts. per lb., Black Eyes : 11lets. per’ lb., Spanish Peas 15cts. per Ib.; Cod Fish 25cts. per Ib., Soft Ameri- - .can Cheese 55cts per lb., Family Beef 30¢. per lb., Matchless Hams 50c. pr. Ib., Corn Starch scts. per pk , Smal grains Rice 10ets. per Ib., Ordinary size grain 14ets. per Ib., Yellow Corn 7cts. per lb,, Yellow Corn Meal 21bs. for 13cts., Fat Snroked Herrings 4cts. each, White Su- gar 12cts. ver-lb., Table Sugar Ilcts. per Ib., Raw Sugar 9cts. per 1b.,. Sardines 10 & 12cts. +per tin, Swiss Cheese £ 8 80cts. per lb. : AT THE : DANISH AMERICAN GROCERY. | The Editor of this paper has been again honored with two-additional protests from Roman Catholics.” We trus’ these are the ‘last. We do not know what to do with the many lists of names and ' have ‘therefore posted them- on- -the door of this office where anyone may read them. Something striking in these “‘protests’’ is the conspicuous absence of the names of many good Catholics that is, of good, intelligent men- and women who are. Catholics. £ O, Peg O’ the Ring concluded at the thea- tre last night amid ringing cheers. We hope to 'snon have ‘a similarly -attractive number., 5 ey 64 lines of rain was measured at the Fort this morning. S CrR Oy X AN BAND _ NCERT On the Wharf Tonight September80, 1919. . BYTHE" " INDTISTRIAL BRASS BAND C. ADAMS, Leader. . PROGEAM: l Part L - ] March. . . Fellowmen.. . .Chas. R. Stikney Waltz. ... Leavesof Agtumn. ...Chas. R. o Ron Stikney Serenade. . Mingling Harmonies. . O A : Wheeler Schottische. :Plaintive Tones.. Chas R. : e Skikney Part 31, March. .Temple ofYouth..C. E. Whee?ésr Overture. .Gems from the Opera..E. W. ‘ o Berry Waltz. .. .Joys of Life....H. O. Wheeler March. . Governor Goethal’s. . Geo. Rosen- i krans NATIONAL, ANTHEM. ‘ WEATHER REPORT. ‘ San Juan, Rar. 29.94, Ther. 76, S. Vel. 5, partly cloudy. ‘ ; \ St. Thomas, Bar. 29 92, Ther. 78, S. E. Vel. 2, partly cloudy. St. Kitts, Bar. 29 94, Ther. 78, E. Vel 2, eloudy. v 2% € Dominica, - Bar. 29.99, “«Ther. 0, N. Vel. 2, cloudy. Apah el I St. Lucia, Bar. 29.88; Ther. 74,7 K.y | Vel. 4, cloudy. i oy w1 2| Barbados, Bar. 29.94, - Ther. 96, ot Vel. 4. cloudy “i G A ¢ Port of Spain, Bar. 29:.90. Ther. 72, ealm, clear. 4 g St. Croix, Bar. 30.00. Ther. 87, E: partly cloudy. - ' & Rainfall for past 24 haurs, 4/8 Little Johnny's Slate. : 1 On the Estate near.‘‘Barren Spot”’ i Sept. the twenty-eighth. Near Mr. Yohansen's= = ‘ Today is Sunday, the day when in time past people used ‘to'igo to church with their prayer-boek,: and a cent-to trow in the plate. Besides subscripshun, taday we are having conseripshun as an | ekstra feature; but' lam ‘not going to |- rite you about that now,’l am going to copy a letter I found on Daddy’s desk, that a friend in Frederiksted rote him. “Dear Mr: Ignatz, Sir i~ : You presumably remember that in the course of an argament between | us during the war,! you refuted-my - statement that ‘Prussianism’ would continue to exist long after peace ‘vas established. - You‘may nowadmit that that is not only the case, but is exem- plified even close at-band. .Do you not see “‘Bill”’with his intimate circle subtly. leading a people jnto strife ? "a people who by eircumstance are. so allied in business, social, and other - re- ‘lations that they themselves are ex- pressive of the. detrimental con- sequences of such proceedings. Do you not see behind this move- ment the same motive as_that behind the Hohenzollerns? Ambition! Not satisfied to’dominate over a limit- ed faction of the community, we find the **Clutching, Hand’’ of the ‘*Hobe:i- zollern’’ having failéd in the open, in the dark at work trying to fashion things after his own liking. I can only conclude in hoping that all of our people will not allow themse!ves to be buffalved, but will exercise proper judgment at this time.”’ ; And so on,—l have not space to rite any more of the letter as I do not want »to take up the hole Avise. But ‘‘he that hath tears to shed,”” prepare to shed them next Tuesday when I rite my little poem, ‘‘When the role is called un yon- der, little Jonnie won’t be there’”. - e “Yours truly : JONNIJE IGNATZ. - THE VOICE OF THE PRESS. AsI sit on..ny chair.at, the. window, = While setting type Lrefleet .i ¢ On'our editorials lately, : Sdßry 4 And our future course project.:: =’ ! I know I’m but an apprentice , And you Proprietor, bgss; . ; But never-the-less y’ll accept this, And my sentiments endorse. ; You've shown us all I wager, 5 That you wait on truth’s command, And not or individual dictates Os new-comers to the land, When in Rome we do as Romans L In St. Croix as Crucians do, J o if And those who cannot ‘‘get this’’ ~ Had better bid adieu. Where tropie-breezes waft us, And beauty lives in sight, , "Tissacrilege to ma--it L AT B With blind religewus fight. L You’ve stood fer Reason, freedom; .~ The Herald has the same; e Mr. Qvesen’s this time neutral, . - But we know he would be game, = - We’re ready now to stop it; SEON We’re ready now to quit, e But Ohboy! Ob boy!. ..-.. .. - o We’ve done it, we’ve dore our little bit. e o CONTRIBUTED. © "ELEGRAMS ' | : ST. CROIX STATION. : Londen, Sept. 26th- The Government tonight is marshalling all the facilities