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UNITED
STATES.
A Proclamati
F7 roclamation.
Whereas
the
Congress
of
the
United
States,
by
a concurrent
resolution
adopt-
ed
on the fourth day
of
March
last
au-
thorized
the Secretary
of
War
'o
cause
to be brought
to
the
United
States
the
body of an American,
/hb
was
a
mem
e1
of the
American
expeflitionary
Mre
s
Europe,
who
lost
his
kfe
during
‘he
orld
war
and
whose
identity
ha-
n
en established,
for burial
in
th2
me
no-
| amphitheater
of
the
national
ceme-
ry at Arvlington, Va.
nd,
whereas,
the
remains
of th's
un
wn American
to
be
birouzht
to
the
ted S'ates
in
pur
uance
of
the
said
current resolution,
will
be
buried
in
> said
memorial
amphithzater
at
Ac-
ngton
on
the
11th
dav
of
Nivember
X,
And, whereas,
these
remains
will
be
presentative
of all
unidentified
Ameri-
n
dead
who
in
the
world
wvar
gave
eir lives in their country’s
cause;
nd,
whereas,
it is desired
that
grate-
Lecognition
of their loyal
devotion
to
coumery
and
of
their
saerifice
should
be
appropriaielv
shewn
with du2
solennity
y their God-tearing
and patriotic
fellow
ntrymen:
..
v, therefore,
I,
Warren
G. Harding,
dent
of the United
States
of Ameri-
-0 hereby
call
upon
all
devout
and
witie citizens
of the
United
States
to
from their accustomed
occupations
.8
on
Friday,
the
11th
day of
mber
next,
from
12 o’clock
noon
10
ures
past
that hour
for a
p=riod
of
prayer
of thanks
to
the
Giver
of
00d for
these
valuable
and
valorous
s and
cos
suppli~ation
for
His
divina
'rey a
.d for His blessing
upon
our
be-
ed
country.
furthermore,
I hereby
direct
that
the
tional flag
be
displayed
at
half
staff
upon all the publice buildings
of the
Unit-
-
ed
States
and
all
stations
of the
army,
navy and
marine
corps
tnroughout
the
world,
as well
as
upon
all American
em-
bassies,
legations
and
consulates,
from
sunrise
until
sunset,
on November
11,
A
In witness
whereof,
I
have
hereunte
it my hand
and
caused
the
seal
of
the
ited States
to be affixed.
Done
in the
tricc
ol
Columbia
this
30th
day
of
ember
in the
yvear of Our
Lord,
one
sand
nine
hundred
and
twenty
ou-
of the
independence
of
the
United
ates
of America,
the
one
hundred
and
rty-sixth.
WARREN
G.
HARDING.
By the President.
CHARLES
E.
HUGHES.
Secretary
of Siate.
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duli—rust
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bearing, friction
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does it! Nothing keepsa
dies immediately.
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of
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groaning and hanging back,
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needle
and
shuttle
take wings
3'ln"one 01l
and fly like the wind.
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runs free and
easy
and
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yourself:
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shaving,
sewing
becomes
a joy.
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draw razor between
thumb
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moistened
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with 3-in-One.
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drops
on the
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strop.
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strop
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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.
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don’t
ave
tosend
your
cairs
out
of
this town,
the
Garage
at
No.
5
|
Hospital
Str.,
is
turning
out
excellent
|
work at Moderately
low Prices.
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A. R. Mc INTOSKL.
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tead
this
imporiant
Paragraph
from
& letter
from ihe Faciory
cf the
famous
Tires
Vinn.NG CORD
;
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- THE TIKEE OF
SUPERIOR QUALITY
,
AT A MUDERATE FRICE
"We
pay
our Workmen
in Tires
a
very
~
high wage.
We keep
the number
of each
|
Tire
waich
each
man
makes.
Then,
if
-
there
are
any
just eomplaints,
we refer
-
to the
number
of the Tire, and
the
man
~
whon
has
made
1t have
to pay
the
claim.
'
The
workmen
agree
to
this,
because
~
they receive
very
much
higher
pay
than
is
customary
in
other
factories;
and
by
having
to
pay the
"claim
i1
there
is
any--is undoubtediy
the
cause
that
they
tuke
special
care
in
the
construction
of
these
tires; and
to this is due
the
great
reccrd
of the *'Viking Tires’’.
I+ CLUSIVE AGENTS for Porto
:
Rieo
A. trie Summersilie
& Go. inc.
SARN
JUA‘V, F.R
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