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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 L 8 ) b X AY LM 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. > C. TIMNMNONS, Charrmas:. Now it . Keep Your Razor s T . Will GoV 'y |Sharp (7, 3 -/ s / % Loy (P A é’\ g ' // 73 0 ST - Y /I! \. i ”.' : /7/ I P v: :' . N It is impossi- L / |’i - % & ble to wipega R i S - » ‘ razor absolutely dry. g = i ‘\ Consequently invisible /|" 3 % { / \© ! rust is always eating away S ;}x\' 3 the microscopic teeth that . . gl give arazor its shaving When' 3-m-o.nc. Oll' I'Cacht‘.s :| \ powcr. This i‘ why your # the point of friction in a sew- H! I l razor becomes dull—rust iqg qxaching bearing, friction { 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 I Use it this way and see for thread runs free and easy an i yourself: Before shaving, sewing becomes a joy. /il§ draw razor between thumb ® ° s (% Il and first finger moistened 3 -lll=One 01l X/l|//l] with 3-in-One. Then strop ; i ,/ N with a few drops on the is the greatest oil in the world for b7/ Il strop. Avoid making strop sewing machines and all fine { I wet with oil. After shaving § mechanisms—try it and see. #/!1) A 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. . R 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 i a i ? ” A. Erle Summergilie. & Go. Inc. QAR T¥T ’ n ‘ ”