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[Continued from Ist page.] ours scrapped, but I know the patriotic soirit which inspired them to build up will also enable them to face the winding up of their enterprises and efforts when the expenditure of the country, as a result of the war debt and war pensioas must necessarily be very high, and we must econcmize ruthlessly in every di- rection’’, Paris, Sept. 15th—Grand Duke Mi- cheal Alexandrovitch, brother of the late Russian Emperor, who made his escape from Perm, where he was im- prisoned by the Bolsheviks, has reach- ed Admiral Kolchack’s headquarters, according to ‘‘Humanite’’. He is known to only a few of Kolchack’s officers, the paper adds, and is preparing to act in the role of pretender to the lmperial throne. London, Sept. 15th—Lord Fisher, in his concluding article in the ‘‘Times” sa/s a period of change is at haand, as sweeping in its character as was either the introduction of steam or the advent of armour, for the fact is unquestioned that aireraft even now~ is making such prodigious developments, that the anly escape for vessels on the surface of the ocean will be to go under the water. These types of vessels instantly require great study, reseach and much experi- ment. "‘We had a submersible carrying a twelve-inch gun before the war ended’’, he derlared. “‘The very day this twelve- inch gun submersible was ready for bat- tle she heard by her own wireless instal- lation,a message from a far distant sea’’. Lord Fisher concludes, that an Angio- American (ight is inconceivable and asks, “Cannot the American and English na- vies dominate the worid any time and tell others not to build more or we will fight you here now.”’ Houston, Texas, September 15th. —Port Aransas, 25 miles {rom Corpus Christi on the upper end of Mustang Islend, was completely demolished bye the hurricane on Sunday, according to a wireless mes- sage picked up here today, which reads: “‘Port Aransas Customs Office complete demolished by hurricane and all records lost”’. . Washinton, Sept. 15th. —Great Britain has withdraw the prohibition on the re- exportation of America cotton from her Dominions. This was reported today by the American Ccnsul General in Lon- don. London, Sept. 15th.—Admiral Kol- chak, in pursuing his offensive against the Bolsheviki, has broken their front in three places, according to official infor- mation reaching here today. Theall-Rus- sian counter-movement, it is stated, threatens, to outflank the Bolsheviki forces advancing from Tobosk. A Rus- ian communique received by the War Office says General Kamontove, comman- der of the anti-Boisheviki Cossacks, wrio »FoRO4dX Ay ds about the middle of August broke through to the Bolsheviki lines, is still op- erating behind the Bolshevik 100 miles west of Pskov. He has cut the. railway, seriously interfering with Bolshevik am- .| munition and supplies. } London, Sept. 16th.—Sugar in stock | on the 13th inst was 154,000 tons. Last | year 244,000 tons. | LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAILFOR THE ; WEEK ENDING SEPT. 13, 1919. 5 { Joseph Adams, (2) : 5 Mr. Orgesrist Baur, ' Mis Eudina Bell, (4) | Mr. James Behagen. ? F. Christian, . 9 Mr. Charls Crax, Lonalady? estate. Miss Ulreca Denunlly, . Miss Eliza Dembo, Water Gut. Miss Princess Kdwards, Miss Evelyn Edwards, White k(]):?lk | ill. Mr. Joseph Francis, Thresa Frederiks, Mrs. Idalia Gordon. Floricia Gordor., ' Das Decutsche Konsulat in Christian- sted, Mr. Ernest F. Garland, Miss Jane Henry, Mr. Alfred Huges, Mrs. Esabel Henry, | Mr. James Hatchett, _ Mrs. Rachel: Hendricks, Hospital | Ground 23, | Mr. Daniel Joseph, Sion Farm. | Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Johnson, ¢/~ Re- | becca Edwards., | Mr. James Joseph, Water Gut, : Mrs. Sophia King, (2) f Mrs. L.akeman, ' Miss (voda Vazolia Larsen, | Lieut. Charles Moeller, , H. Metizeifeld Esq., 'Lamsure’’, (2) | Mr. Albertt Marien, | Herman Miller, Queen Street, (3) | Mr. Victor E. Nieisen, ! Mr. Joe Noel, * ‘ Mr. Harold Nielsen, East ™., 23. ’ Mr. A C. Pentheny. /. S. N.. | Josepi Petersen, l Mr. Hubert A. Rateliffe, ¢/o Mrs. A: ‘ Taylor Mr. Christian Richard, Est. Rust-up- twist Mr. Joseph Samuel, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. Mrs. Hary M. Thomas, c¢/o Peter ; Thomas. Mr. Henerata Walcoot, i Miss Bectha Wescoit, Miss Louisa Weston, Est. Globe?, e¢/o Mrs. Marrian. Mrs. Eliza Thomas. United States Post Office, Christian- sted, St. Croix, V.L.U.S., Sept. 15 1819 B. R. LARSEN. Postmaster. - | Is hereby given that no charcoal ) . s SLontA gy T i s e ot | can be supplied by Gcnis lastitution | from date to October Ist. a. . | Richmond P=nitentiary, St. Croix. V.l, . September 17, 1919. ; i (,‘. ESRl‘JéiSbl\. Director in Charge. - Something For A uhange ( , | fTS o O x Ar FKR a period of over four | years we again hey to offer { T OEY { : ¥i m A Rl LR EN(JLIS{I k‘JO'\)l),;: LEO A i, M’.)Y‘« ton: FRESH HERRINGS 1 Ib. tin 25¢. i o : Ib. tin 15e. Saint Antonio Sardines 30e2. ver tin, Real Oxford Sausages 50z. ‘¢ ‘‘gq Mixed. Pickles n vinegar 402. ner Bot. Chow Chow in Mustard 40c. o Universal [lable Sauce 7e. smail botile, Tanle Salt 7e. per paek, Cey!on Tea. good quality, 10 & 20¢. vr.pk., Hair Oii lue. per viai, ourrie Powier He. per tin, Fine Oatmea! in 1 ib. tn a:t 25¢, 'Q‘l !’/ .S 'l/"“ Sugar Almonds, Burn® Aimonds lemon . Drops, Raspberry Balls, Suga. Marblas, Lozenges, Butter Pufl and Maric Risenirs. AT THE ANTQET A MDD Ir AT \ DANISH AMERICANGROCER) | importamo ; AT rry £y X C \ { 3 ;‘»‘,".‘;" RECEL[ VIL)') j“)l IS L.;. : 1“;“1;"&:‘~':’,i Van. Wafers, Fig New:ons, SALTINES, Soci | Tea, Cakes with Icing. o . | FRESH EVAP., APRICOTS. : rom gy py YIEN A ey ; KING FISH ROE, . Brussels Sprouts, Rurce de loie Cras, CAMFEPBELL SOUPS, assorted, Pancake Flour, Mapie Syrup and Zlied Currant Jam. WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR, GRAHAY FLOUR, Queed and Aristocrat Tab. in giass iars ana pks. QTT NA : POSTUM, Shredded Codfish, Boneless Herrings, FANCY CHOCOLATES, BON BUN and CANDIES, We have no room ior new coods; in order to make room wve¢ wili allow {rom 28% 10 57 discount from regular prices, on five and ten doll. order respectiveiy. Sugal We have it, ask to be shown : Y lable Sugar, Washed and Gran. Sugar 9—12—13 c. respt. FRESH 0. R. BREVAS, old reiiable kind, what vou iike. West End New Grocery.