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DN d S b (& % £ ] { ! ! % i F N T : \ o= 5 R A N L, 15 m \ AT \\\ j:’o : b ~ e &F O RS -N \Q? 1 . 75TH YEAR. THAE ST. CRDIX AVIS 18 printed and published doily (Sundays wad Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. " JR VS ---5) cents monthly in advance, 2 cents per single copy. Jitered asx secoad-class matter May 2ot 1017 at the Paost O Ree at gvistian- ol Nt. Crogess M. o e tho s, 3., un dorthe Vet of slarch 31879 Contribution to this paper will be glid- ly received when thz same dz2ils with mt ters of general interest, and is accompt nizd with the author’s nivne, as a quar- antee of good faith. The editor cannot b- responsible for the vizws of his corrzspon- dentsnor does h 2 necessarily endorse them. REPORT OF DEPOSITS & WITHDRAWALS . AT il D g Ax N HE N:#' ST GROIX SAVINGS 3JANK On Saturday the 20th March 1920. RECEIVERS: : In Christiansted A. E STAKEMANN Trustee. In Frederiksted ~ R. E. E(GCINS Trustee. : Balence of cdeposits to 13th. Mareh 1920 $ 71,533.32 34 Veposits of which 24 15 Chris lansted $ 264.13 i 31ew) 10 in Frederiksted $ 167.57 (2 new) ' & $431.70 : $72,015.02 ¢ vhdrav.als of which 6in Chrisviansted 3 95.75 0 in Frederiketed - § 0.00 $ 95.75 i e of deposits to date $71,919.27 R>: versf ¢ Saturday the 27 Mareh 1920. imChristiansted A. 4. SIAKEMANN Trustge. Infrederikste R 4. HIGGINS Trustee. + E. STAKEMANN Pregident. 95.75 RIS ey . U lAL, SAPUR Y\Y 27ra LiRCH SUGAR NOTES. The difference between a prohet a d a profiteer was 10eently elucidated by one of the writers :n this wnay: A prcoaet prophesied the world was coming t: an end recently, hit he did not know /aat he was talking about. A profiteer on the other hand. predicts that soap, s.ioes and sugar will se higher. and he krows what he is t: king about.—Louis una Planter, Marcl 6t.. Brokers in N:w York got interest ng news the first vieek in Weoruary in w ch the refiners aninunced that they will re- ceive T cents a tarrel on sugar sold i1 the city and 15 cen ; a barrel outside of “he city. This is a- sdvance of froms 0 7 cents a barrel o 350 Ibs.--Ibud. If you have t:ars for thz sugar bai s, prepare to s “ec thzm now. Sugar hcover- ing around 20 :2n‘s is gcing to mee its Waterloo in Wisconsin. Come cree)ing to the bench of humility, ve sugar lc rds, and bring up t‘e rear, y 2 sugar p:Ofit- eers, for the riorning ligzht is brea.iing TNN N\ b : R .fbS“/ / ® el N // 7/ Y = =) i :1 G = et Back{ sy : | («‘W\\\\“T % « QSO m ourGripC ™7} .- ! Y T e W '-\X\jw e 2 S p slw 4 OnHealth™ 7 :2 ‘ < ~‘. i“/.///4/,/" , Bt. , : 1 BTR IPy oty ’x;\ ol P oo BT Poiy \ Welay N \ i B idy Baread el B il RURHE IR ! RN . O By £ v B _ Helpb Mzke Siror 5o hoik 1l ! and Beautiful, Ilcal ¢ W owen | m‘,i\u'}»?{/r‘ e “',"“‘:‘, ¥ 3 V.. '-"i:_".i.xq‘}f As a Tonic, Strength znd Bl sd-aider S i i Y ‘ g DISTRIBUTORS: APOTHECARY HALL, ST. THOMAS. and the darkness disappears. Wisconsin is going to beat you to it,nay not with beet sugar, but the queen among sugar pro- ducers, the maple tree, is to be crowned in March and give ye shades of the night a grand march with a flow of sweetness at the rate of 20 quarts of sap every 24 hours, yes 200 quarts of sap. and, with all the trees tapped there is going to be one great beating down the pugnacity of sugar scaring on the top and maple syrup and sugar will go over the top and down the valley of good will will flow 5,000,000 pounds of maple sugar from hundreds of farms in the State.” Listen to the prophet; Such is his word.—lbid. Dr. Fenwick, of London, is authority for the statement that the deaths in the influenza epidemic were not due to the epidemic itself but were caused by heart failure due to underfeeding especially on sugar He ridiculed the fear of it and claims that a hopeful outlook like laught- er always evinces a superiority over.any situation. Laugh and you are master of the imps of the night and the pestilence that walketh in darkness. Eat sugar to keep sweet and hopeful.—lbid.