(Continued from Ist page.)
Tabernacle,
which Jwe are
now
complet-
Inz, and
which
he greatly desired
to
see
tinish>d,
for he had spent
many
hours
in
earnest
prayer
{or funds
to carry
on
the
wo-k
on
that
building,
and
gave
many
d rections
to the
w rkmen
who
were
do-
-lay the
work,
even
on his sick bed.
And,
oh,
how
we
longed
to
have
him
raised
up again,
for
fature
ministry,
particu-
Livly in
his
special
line-—a
teacher
of
God’s
Word,
it seems
as thouzh
we could
not spare
him,
tor with the
vision before
us
of a school
for Serip-ural Knowledge,
we knew
of
o
one
better
fitted
to
fill
the piace of
a *"Teacher’’
than
he;
and
y-t God
took him.
Yes,
his
labours
are
over and
he is at rest,
bat
his
works will
surely
lollow him,
and
we
know
he
will
b:
amosng
the
numbeor
who will have
a
“Crown of joy and rejoicing
in the pres-
ence of the Lord.”” for there
will be
many
redeemed
souls
to
greet
him
as
their
Spiritval Father
in that
glorious
ressur-
re:tion
morniag,
when
‘‘the
dead
in
Carist
shall rise
first,
and
we, who
are
alive
—shall
b 2 cauzht
up tozzther
with
then
in the clouds
o
meet
the Lord
in
thz air.”’
As [ wrote
the
abive,
my
heart
cry
was,
“‘Come, Lord Jesus,
come quickly,”’
for thrsis
sueh
1
sen<e
of lonesomeaiess
“pon me;
aond
sucn
a
shrink
to faca
the
future
ors this work
without
the help
of
01¢
wh) wis s etficient,
so talented;
he
always
seemed
to know just
what
to do,
¢rul’ meet
tae
business
man of the world
in
such
a
capable
manper,
and
carry
th nzs through
to
a
finish,
and
oh
how
insufficiert we feel
to
fill his
place:
but
the Lord bas
given
us this pronise:
“*As
I
was
aith
Moses,
sol
will be with thee:
I will not fail thee,
nor forsake
thea,
*‘Be
Strong
and of {a good
couraze,’”
Joshua
1: 5,6,
and
so
we are
trustine
Him
f{or
"sulicient grace,”” and for ‘‘.ii;Strength
to
be made
perfect
in our
weakaess’’
as
we coniinue
our
ministry,
and keep
the
doors
open
in this part of God’s vineyard
until Jesus
comes,
or we,
too.
hear
the
call
* Come
up higher,””
and
‘“‘depart
to
be
with
Christ
which
is
far
boatter.”’
““Bretheren
pray
for us.”’—Faith,
June
1124,
4
L
3
-
Jast
R=2ceived
At
No. 41 King Street
A nice
assortment
of Fancy Ginghams,
Prints,
Stiiped
Crepe,
Organdies,
Elee-
tric
& Century
Voiles,
Bilack
& White
Batistes
Striped
Percales,
At
the
Grocery
Departinent
No. 40 King Street
Family
Beef,
Bacon,
Bologna
Style
Sausage,
Frankfurter
Sausage,
Ham-
burger
Steak and Onions,
Sweet
Relish,
Fiui.
Salau,
ete.
ete.
MARIE F. FROSS.
Sy
¢
RO
132
2 %5
@
®
Publication.
lT
iz hereby
made
known
that the
Horse,
Carriage
and
Boat
Tax
will be payatle,
for the
second
half
vear
1924,
at
the Police
Ctfices
in
Christiansted
and Frederiksted
frem
July 20,
1924
to
August
10, 1924,
both days
included.
Parties
remaining
in
arrears
for
this tax after August
10,
1924, will
be subject
to a
fine of Fres.
1.00 if
the
tax
be
under
Fres.
25.00 and
Fres.
2.00 if the tax
be
Fres.
25.00
or
over,
besides
the ordinary levy
expenses.
‘the tax-lists
will be distributed
by the Police
and
are
to
be correct-
ly filled out in conformity
with Or-
dinance
of February
22,
1853
and
returned
to
the
respective
Police
Cffices within 48 hours
in the towns
and 4 days in the
country
districts.
Government
of
the Virgin Islands
of
the U. 8., St. Croix, June
24,
1924.
R.
E
BARRETT,
Despatching
Secretary.
o«
@
Publication.
IT
is hereby
made known,
that the
Tax
on
Auto Vehicles
and
Auto
Truck Trailers according
to Section
31 ,0f
the
Ordinance
concerning
Public Roads
in St. Croix, approved
July 14,
1923,
will be
payable,
for
the
second
half
vear
1924 at
the
Police Cffices
in Christiansted
and
Frederiksted
from
July
20,
1924
to
August
10, 1924,
both
days
in-
c.uded.
Parties
remaining
in
arrears
for
this tax after August
10,
1924, will
be subject
to the
same
penalties
as
in the case
of the
horse,
Carriage
and Boat Tax.
Tax-lists
will be
distributed
by
the Police
Department
and
are
re-
quired to be correctly
filled out and
returned
to
the
respective
Police
Offices two days after receipt
in the
tcwns
and
4
days
after receipt
in
the country distr cts.
Government
of
the Virgin Islards of
the U. 8., St. Croix, June
24
1924.
R.
E. BARRETT,
tDesyatching
Secretary,
e
®
Publication.
T
is
hereby
brcught
to rublie
rotice
I that
the
sum
of Franes
230.70,
in‘erest
accrued
on the invested
capital
of their
Royal
Highnesses
C(Crcwn
Prirce
FREDERIK
ard
Crown
Princess
LOU
ISE’S
Silver
Weddirg
Memcrial
Fund
for
the
benefit
of
werthy
ir¢
gen
persons
in St. Croix, will be
on
hau
so:
distribution
on 28 July,
1924,
Applications
contaning
the
reguisite
information ard duly
certified shou
4
be
forwarded
to the
undersigned
on
or
be-
fore 19 July, 1924.
Despatching
Secretsry’s
Cffice,
(hris-
tiansted,
St. Cioix, V. I
21
June,
(924
R.
E
BARREIT,
Despatching
Seere'ar
y.
~A,._.,....
o
"
i
—e
e
T~
oo
®
Publication.
T
is
hereby
breught
to
publie
-ctiee
l
that
the
sum of Franes
501,95,
ir
¢iest
accrued
on
the
invesicd
eapit.i
of
Former
Controller of Custenis
ard
Es-
tate
owner
in 3t. Croix PETEK
COZNE-
LIUS BILCH and
wife ROSALINI
AN-
TIOINKIIE, born
Cantor’s,
Legacy
for
the poer and needy
of St.
Croix, wil be
on
hand
for
distribution
on 1 Avgusrt,
1924,
Applications
containing
the
regnisite
inforn aticn and duly certified
shou
|
be
f rwarced
to the
unders
gned
on
or
be-
fore
1Y July,
1924.
Despatehing
Secretary’s
Office,
Chris-
tiansted,
St. Croix, V. I.
21
June,
1024
R. E.
BARREN
1,
Despatching
Secretary.
&
o
Pulzlication.
lT
is hereby
made known,
that the
House
and
Land
Taxes
for
the
year
1923,
for
town
and
country
properties,
became
due
on
the
Ist
May 1924,
and
will be
receivad
at
the
Branch
of the
Natioral
Fark
of the Danish
West
Indies
in
( hris-
tiansted for the
town
and country
district of Christiansted,
and at the
Frederiksted
Branch
for the
town
and
country
district
of Frederik-
sted.
At
the
expiration
of the month
of August,
the list
of arrears
will
be forwarded
to the Sheriff for {ur-
ther measures,
Governn ent
of
the
Virgin Islands of
the
United
States,
St.
Croix,
July
3rd
1924,
R.
E. BARRETT,
Dsspatching
Secretq ry.