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Theeditor can 10t b responsible for the views of his corrcspon dents nor does he necessarily endorse “hem., : e N TR TS R N ] OF DREPOSITS & WITHDRAWALS AT e B X { G QAYIMRS RML ML 2. Ol Uik al%tl:?a’u*é J?&ié\ On Saturday the 27th Deec. 1919. RUECEIVERS: ; in Caristiansted A. E. STAKEMANR Trustee. inFrederiksted R. K. HIGGINS Trustee. Balance of deposits to 20th Dee. 1919 - $ 68,051.12 21 Leposits, of wnich 11 in Christiansted & 544.00 (—new) : o 0 in Frederiksted $ 48.30 (1 new) ‘ : $532.30 ; : $68,633.42 10 withdrawals of which ; : Bin Christiansted' § 143.00 2 in Frederiksted 3 8.00 : $ 131.00 RE e - Balance of deposits to date $ 68.52.42 Receivers for Saturday, the 3’ Jan. 1920. in Christiansted A. E. STAKEMANN Trustee. : In Frederiksted - R K. HIGGINS ‘Trustee. : A. E. STAKEMANN ; - Presiden.. CHRISEIANSTED - V.l U S 5 A., SATURDAY, 3rp JANUARY 1920. WHERE BRIDES \TUST WEEP. The wedding day in most eountries is the bude's day. It is her part to look happy, however goiigga face the groom may pull. Only in Lirhuania is it-a day of ostentations gleom for her when, after being-led trough the lighted church by two young raen, followed by her brides maids, she takes hor stand in front of the altar, to be joined by the groom,also ac- companied by sevaral youog men. Behind the wedling party come the two mothers. While the priest performs the ceremo .y, the bLuoide 5t weep in- ¢essantly. If she 1. unabl: to hide her real jubilation andy:=nnol :queeze out a tear, she is consideyed guiltyol a serious breach of etiquette and @#®e ceremony is rendered more inte ¥ing H! a vigorous scolding ad linister:d by thi= t ¥o mo-hers. Thus “he maid-nlis expected to show the hoon she i= confering upon mere man by becomin:; his wifoy ' {'he same attituds towa:ds the Lithuan- ian woman is provel by all the customs of the little Baltie <tate tha! has declared itself a republic. 41t is shown, for' ™ stance, in old pFotogravhs. In th.. 2 the woman is nct sianding with her hand on the should:r of her seated lord, iike our own photokrans of a former pe- riod, but threoned In state, with her husband and: sori: staading gallantly beside her.—FEvery. oy Life. “ANNYTHINGFOR THE MURPBYS?V Kansas n:wspapers are "‘passing on’’ his storv w ich is zoing the rounds and the unanimcus verciet is that it ils good. it is to the offect that a tfreckled: faced cirl stopped at the vost office and velled **Anything forth 2 Murphys?”’ “*No, thel2 is not ”’ ' ‘“Anything for:Jane Murphy?”’ : “Nothing.”’ ‘““‘Anythinzfor Ann Murphy?”’ '"No. “Anythingfor George Murphy?”’ ‘*Nothing."’ § ‘“‘Anythingfor’fom Murphy?”’ **No; not a bit."” ‘‘Anything for Bob Murphy?’’ “NO-” . ‘.‘Anythin;ffor Terry Murphy?’’. “*No. No- for Dennis Murphy, nor ? Feter Murply, nor Paul Murphy nor any other Murply living, or dead, born, or unborn, malc or feriale, native or for- eign franchi:ed, naiuralized orotherwise. -No there is positively nothimg for any of- ;"VO. 2. the Murphy’s either individuallv, jointly. severally, now and forever one iv separ- able. e The gir!l iooked at the postmaster in astonishment. and said:- ""Please, is there anything tor Clarence t Murphy?”’ üblicati 3 A - üblication ¥T is hereby made known that the + § Horse, Carriage and Boat Tax for the first half year 1920 will be received hy the Policemasters in Christiansted and I'rederiksted from the 20th January to the 10th February 1920, both days in- cluded, after which the list of arrears will be transmifted to the same authori- ties 10r further measures. Kach debtor of'fax will be subjeet to a fine Fres. 1.00 if the tax be under Fres OF OS A M AWM RE b hin *ao Wil Eufie &it) eUV ALV L' LGO &de'\Z\L ia CRAN LA L A UKD, 25.60 or above, beside the ord nary lov expenses. ; Governmentof the: Vitein Islands of ‘ ‘the United States of America, St Croix. I December 30, 1919. : E ‘ For the Governor, : | R. O'HAGAN. | , Govern nent ASC\‘}/'Gta‘ry. : ~ OPTICAL AID. j B. A 5 | Y()UR prescription filled same day as received, repalrs digpatched by return of mails. ‘ L F. M. CORNEIRO i ' ot. Thomas, 18 V. I {be L v : NORTSEKN , CfER - Assuranc¢ Lompany { ! - | Limited | OF LONDON i . - ; | GEO. L MARKQOE {3- S 4 |- Agent for Frederiksted’s Districi - M. K. ARMSTRONG. . Agent for Christiansted’s District . Poliecis are not subject to average, ,