Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1925, Page 49

OCCUPATION ARMY | [ e necwr ] . FAGES SHARPCUT)| g ; Second and Third Zone Forces to Be Reduced in General Reform. | ).~ unp\-rlhnl! by the for- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1925 POSSES SEEK BANDIT ROBBING VIRGINIA BANK Lone Hold-Up Man Escapes After Seizing $4,000—Loses $1,400 in Flight. ! By the Ascociated Press NORFOLK, Va., November Posses of armed men have scoured the woods around Holland, 10 miles from Suffolk, on the trail of a lone bandit who held up T. R. Rogers, as- tant cashier of the Bank of Hol- d, at the noon lunch hour yester- and escaped with $4,000. e bandit dropped & package con- bank lobby ss in the 20— | » WILL HOLD TESTS. The schedule of examinations for candidates for teaching positions in the District public schools for the cur- rent scholastic year was annouhced vesterday by Harry English, chief of the board of examiners.. The first ex- amination for senior and junior high school teachers will be held Decem- ber 22 and 23. 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