BY THE
PRESIDENT
OF
THE
UNITED
STATES.
Proclamati
A
Proclamation.
Whereas
the
Congress
of
the
United
States,
by a concurrent
resolution
adopt-
“d on the fourth day
of
March
last
au-
orized
the Secretary
of
War
so
cause
be brought
to the
United
States
the
dy of an American,
<vJho
was
a
mem-
v of the American expeditionary
forc:s
Europe,
who
lost
his
life during
"he
rld war
and
whose
identity
has
not
'n established,
for burial
im the
memo-
amphitheater
of
the
national
ceme-
at Arlington, Va.
.nd, whereas,
the remains
of this un
.own American
te
be
brought
to
the
nited
States
in
pur .uance
of
the said
ncurrent
resolution,
will
be
buried
in
e said
memorial
amphitheater
at
Ar-
gtom
un
the
11th
day
of
N)vember
Xt.
And, whereas,
these
remains
will
be
resentative
of all unidentified
Ameri-
can?
‘ead
who
in
the
world
war
gave
their
11ves in their country’s
cause;
And, whereas,
it is desired
that
grate-
ul recognition of their loyal devotion
to
‘ntry and
of
tneir sacrifice
should
be
ypriately shown
with
due
solemnity
eir God-tearing
and patriotic
fellow
trymen;
o v, therefore
1, Warren
G. Harding,
‘lapt of the United States
of
Ameri-
-4o nercby
ecall
upon
all
devout
and
wtie eitizens
&f£he United
States
to
> from their accustomed
occupations
labors
on
Friday,
the
11th
day of
vember
next,
from L 2 o’clock
noon
to
ainures
past
that hour for a
period
of
ent prayer
of thanks
to
the
Giver
of
| good for these
valuable
and
valorous
ves and
cos
supplication
for
His
divin>
mercy
a 'd for His blessing
upon
our
be-
Joved
country.
Furthermore,
I hereby
direct
that
the
national flag
be
displayed
at
half
staff
upon
all the public buildings of the
Unit-
ed
States
and
all
stations
of the
army,
navy and
marine
corps
throughout
the
vorld,
as well as upon
all American
em-
assies,
legations
and
consulates,
from
sunrise
until
sunset,
on November
11,
"921.
In witness
whereof,
I
have
hereunto
o~
my hand
and caused
the
seai
of
the
ited Staies
to be affixed.
Done
in tk:
strict
of
Columbia
this
30th
day
of
september
in the vear of Oar
Lord,
one
thousand
nine
hundred
and
twenty one
and of the
Independence
of
the
United
States
of Ameriea,
the one
hundred
and
forty-sixth.
WARREN
G.
HARDING.
By the President.
:
CHARLES E. HUGHES.
secretary
of Siate.
wit
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Publicati
übhcation.
ST.
THOMAS HARBOR 4% LOAN
OF
1910.
T
is
hereby
brought
to
opublic
notice
!
that aceording
to the
scheme
of Amor-
tization
for
St.
Thoma:
Harbor
4%
Loan of 1910,
the drawing
by the Notary
Public.
St.
Thomas.
of
eleven
bonds
at
Frs.
1,000 has
taken
wvlace,
resulting
in
the draving of the following bonds:
Numbers
15
,
16
101
112
12¢
133
:
162
199
203
495
These
eleven
bonds
are
hereby
called
in for redemption
on
11 December,
1921,
after which date the
bonds
will cease
to
bear
interest.
St.
Thomas
Harbor Board,
24th Octo-
ber
1921.
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C. TIMNMNONS,
Charrmas:.
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teeth that
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When' 3-m-o.nc. Oll' I'Cacht‘.s
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the point of friction in a sew-
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razor becomes
dull—rust
iqg qxaching bearing,
friction
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does it! Nothing keeps a
dies immediately.
Instead
of
i||
razor in such
fine shaving
groaning and hanging back,
if’
&
needle
and shuttle take wings
3_ln_one 01l
al:]d f}lylxkefthe Wlé“" Thg
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Use it this way and
see
for
thread
runs
free and
easy an
i
yourself:
Before
shaving,
sewing becomes
a joy.
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draw razor between
thumb
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s
(%
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and first finger moistened
3 -lll=One 01l
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with 3-in-One.
Then strop
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with a few drops on the
is the greatest
oil in the world for
b7/
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strop.
Avoid making strop
sewing
machines
and
all
fine
{
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wet with oil. After shaving
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mechanisms—try
it and
see.
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repeat this
process..
This
:
cl?c:ks rust andl:bsolutcly
preserves
In 1-oz,, 2‘;03! 3ndHß‘n(éZ- b(?itl?es;
and
!
the edge—microscopic
rust cannot
.OZ.
Handy
Cans.
b form--thecutting
edge muststay keen.
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NE oo
MYI
ASK YCUR DEALER
ng
-
ByOok
‘
o
ALL DEALERS.
fead
this Imporiant
Paragraph
from
a letier
fiom the Faciory
of ihe
«maus Tires
THE TIRE OF SUPERIOR
QUALITY
AT A MUDERATE PRICE
“‘We pay
our Workmen
in Tires
a
very
high wage.
We keep
the number
of each
Tire
wnich
each
man
makes.
Then, if
there
are
any
just complaints,
we refer
to the
number
of the Tire, and
the
man
who
has
made
it have
to pay
the
claim.
The
w-rkmen
agree
to
this,
because
they receive
very much
higher pay
than
is
customawy
in
other
factories;
and
by
having
to
pay
the
claim
1
there
is
any--is undoubtedly
the
cause
that
they
take
special
care
in
the
construction
of
these
tires;
and
to this is due
the
great
rerord
of the '"Viking Tires”’.
A CLUSIVE AGENTS for Porto
Rico
R
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a
i
?
”
A. Erle Summergilie. & Go. Inc.
QAR
T¥T
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