Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1925, Page 5

CARTER FOES WIN - PRINTERS' BALLOT Eugene F. Smith Elected President of Union Over Morcock, 985 to 818. A complete “adminis which has openly de nism to Public Printer elected by the Columbia '] VPO, h ical Union in e‘lc‘rnun\ held in moi vario ment of the new three-part Army as a substitute for the old Regular Army tional rd system. Some g0 SO contend that a cut in app ations would runwel the virtual abandonment of the Organized Reserve element of the ¢ and sharp curtailment of assistance to the National llRl)M Regulars Now. scussion has brought to light t during preliminary ons this year a definite made to tail Army by reduction of pay average for the year men in the ranks of compared to 118,000 wml ve ion leje:lmn of THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, — GASH FOR GRAVES FUND INSUFFICIENT Only $2,500 Donated to Do Honor to Resting Places of 72,000 War Dead. moment appeal is being sent the committees in charge of ting the graves of the soldier sailor dead on Saturday. The collections from all sources to date, amounts to about $2,500. There are GOES TO KENYA COLONY. Sir Edward Grigg Given Guber- natorial Appointment. LONDON, May 28 (#).—Lleut. Col. Sid Edward Grigg, Liberal member of Parliament for Oldham, has been ap- pointed governor and commander-in- chief of Kenya Colony, British East Africa, in succession to Sir Robert Coryndon. D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1925. W. & J. SLOANE 1508 H STREET <« WASHINGTON, D.C. Opposite The horeham. Summer Rugs WEhave instock allthedesirable lines of rugs suitable for . Sum- - bl = o | s TR R R, BRI RRRBIR KRR “Say It With Flowers” Decoration Day Wreaths —Sprays, Emblems and flowers of all kinds at notably Reasonable Prices Deliveries made any- where by Parcel Post, Express and Telegraph. D® Early ordering will be appreciated 14th : SHAFFER’S e E fiifi&fi iiiiii 5 e —— e J 72,000 graves of soldier and sailor to be remembered and the money so far received will not allow the committees to expend even a few cents upon each grave. Late Donations Urged. Those wishing to donate flowers af@ requested to take them to the nearest fire engine station, not later than tomorrow morning. They will be kept fresh by the firemen and con- veyed to the different cemeteries in mobile patrols provided by the Department. son B. Miller of the American is requesting automobile own- the 192 tion. the tendency shown by nment financlal officers during officials are in ieve that if a new proposal $25,000,000 to $30,000,000 appr on _reduction for the Army anctioned, the cut will be made Iy at the expense of the regular the | listed personnel and the force k was put | duced to 11 or lower. The present stood to cover in detail tions as this th S§) mer and Fall use. Among \‘.Eem will be found grass, fibre and other types. We have an exceptionally large and varied selection of woven and braided rag rugs that are very moderate in price. PHONE Main 108 Main 3416 e . supporter of X of 985 to S18. candidate who denounces Mr. Carter for his dismissal of me: n”. at the G vernment 3 cently 1 M We are also pleased to offer an assort- ment of Holland Rush rugs that are our own importation from the Netherlands whose price will be a pleasant surprise to those contemplating a purchase of this kind. the Pfo'}w{ His success fn Life depends upon | punctuality. Give' him an oppor- nity to sueceed. ‘ Here's a Watch famous for accu- | racy. Iy a Timepiece he will al- | ways prize. s to loan their cars to his com- mittee to e old and disabled soldiers to ton on May 30. He can be reached at Room 417 Bond Building, telephone Main 7633. The Fund. 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