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RY THE GOVERNOR OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES. A Proclamati rociamation THANKSGIVING DAY. HE President of the United States T having designated, Thursday. the 24th November as a day of national thanksgiving, I. Sumner E. W. Kittelle, Governor of the Virgin Islands of th~ United States, do solemnly urge upon all the people of the Virgin Islands, on that day, to congregate in their usual places of worship and Ihere to give deep an sincere thanks, to the Great Giver of All Good, for the manifold blessings, both spiritual and material, which have been showered upon these islands. The ecataclysms of the great world war passed us by and the after effecis have visited us in triflinz degree as com- pared with our brothers in otaer countries. We are spared the great inclemencies of weather that bring such suffering to the poor in colder climes and destructive storms have not swept over our dwell- ings. The very gre t probiem of un- employment which at home faces some four million of our countrymen, i 3 to us greatly soften>d and starvationis urknown in our midst. Wea have basked under the most beneficent worldly ¢overnment that the earth has ever known, whiic a great European country has suffered untold cruelty and d:soladion und2r the tyrant rule of bolshevists. Wars are still rag- ing in places on earth but we reside amidst beace an<d the transeendent beauties nf Nature Wpilemics have not come upon us but health conditions con- tinue to improve in our commuities. We may all go about our r2speciive tasks freely and feariessiy, knowing that no man may unjustly detain us. Ouar local prob'ens are not so serious as those of the world at large and all are capable of soiution if we banish greed and consider them unselfishly. We have indeed been blessed above manv of our fellows and our gratitude should be heartfelt. Spiritually the feelinz of brotherly love reigns over us in an unusual degree, and this greatest of soul quaiities will, gradu- ally and in the ages to come, pr:ve to e the only possible solution of (he present world troubles. Our hearts are kindiy disposed toward the others of our com- munity and we have the constant inmev urge to serve those less fortunate than ourselves. T[he spirit of all the people has been intensely patrioitec and hearts are religiously inclined to act upon prin- ciple rather than from greed and ‘selfish- ness. Regardless of race or station the spirit of amity actuates us. Here no racial discord has been fomented by evil influence and whether God has called us to serve our lives in the Nord ~, the La- tin or the Slav race or has, perhaps, in = 1. & R U] X A Y 1 & Now it £ .. Will Go') J l 0 TBN , ; Ve A7 e D 4 ‘,’: ; 7| i : i ’{' /i / / i A Wi When 3-in-One Gil reaches the point of friction\in a sew- ing machme bearing, friction dies immediately. Instead’of groaning and hanging back, needle and shuttle take wings and fly like the wind. The thread runs free and easy and sewing becomes a joy. ® ® 3-in-One Oil is the greatest oil in the world for @ sewing machines and all fine mechanisms—try it and see. In 1-oz,, 3-oz.and 8-oz. bottles; and in 3.0z. Handy Qil Cans. ?% ASK YOUR LEALER the past domiciled our ancesters in the continenis of Asia or Africa, we ave alike men and vomnen pursuing the same spiral pathway, ever onward and upward ander His Divine Guidance and in ac- cordance witl tlis Far Se -ino Plan. We on earih. do not iove our own children who are in a lower class 2t school any less than those in a higher elass and so wve teei constrained to believe that in the eyes of the Infinite, we arc ail buias enil- dren. some in a higher class and sotne still in a ivower 2ne, bui alike chiidren of the same Laoving Father, and ali alike destined to eome at iast inio His King- dom IN WITNESS WHEREOF | have here- unto set my hand and caused the seal of the Government of ihe Virgin Isiands of the Unit=d States to be aitixed. Issued ir 5. Tho nas, this secon day of November, 1921. BIMNER E W KITTELLE, Governor. [SEAL| Ad i vertisemeni. YOU don’t ave tosend your ecars out of th:s town, the Garage at No. 5 Hospital Str., is turning out excellent ; 4 % 5o v i\eep liour kazor) TN < v; /.- \ s > ,"//// arp/ .\ . \' 2 V7 / F \\/ It 1s impossi- . 7 ble to wipe.a N ® . Q razor absolutely dry W Cf)nscqucnt]v. invisible 3 rust is always eating away s}h 9 the microscopic teeth that g\l givearazor itsshaving R . - -. \ ! power. This is why your ’ razor becomes dull—rust i does it! Nothing keepsa ]| |§ razor in such fine shaving (4R trim as : il 3-in-OneOil ;’ =n-vne wuvi § Use it this way and see for _ 11//tl yourself: Before shaving, 3 draw razor between thumb Ik I l and first finger moistened i{/ //l§ with 3-in-One. Then strop //,1 with a few drops on the f/M strop. Avoid making strop //’/y wet with oil. After shaving J repeat this process. This checks rust and absolutely preserves i the edge—microscopic rust cannot / > form--thecutting edge muststay keen. ’E " In 1.02., 83-oz. and 8-oz. bottles, //':1 g and in 3-oz. Handy Oil Cans /13 . 1 G g All DEALEK®. work at Moderately iow Prices. Give us a irini, we cuasrantee our work and are¢ sure (o pleas: you o any line, General Repair; Cieanings; Adjusting: and Renovating, £ uatomobiies, Gintor- Trucks ete. ete. o oA BY . VIS Certified siotor Mechanie. "~ NOTICE- ! | JAMES A. FRANCIS | (Lately from !orto Rico) | Begs io inform the public in veneral thit | heis no longer in charge of MR. ROB’|. L MERWIN'S GARAGE, Hut tha: ho ' has established his own repair shop at | No. 2 and 3 Western Suburb, Christian- | sted (MR. W. § ABRAMSON’S PRO- | PERIY), where h~is prepared to take | care of all necessary repairs needed to | your cars, giving you prompt and satis- i faet:ry service, SAVE TIME! SAVE MONEY! | Do ot send vour generators and self- | starters off the island to await two or | three months for same. He will take care of such work also. ! He can furnish you with spare parts for Ford Cars, Trent tires, and tubes, I Christiansted St Croix. V. 1. U. BA. October 26, 1921. \