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(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.