Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1925, Page 28

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, = S 2 e | oo e pever ¥ | Collar Change in Army Uniform to Bring] FORMER EDITOR MAKES [t i et o povr o i, s s, oy e | i the Bl o e stam: st | Lotg of Business lo Country’s Tailors| PRISON YARD BEAUTIFUL | e v e report, “1a | neay o S7vel ronds and clea s in the foreign|{Oma E. Kimes; Cass, Samuel L. Clark; | .qm\h nging from one of the most | e Teport does not mie » was Rudolf 1. Schoenfeld, a |Clarksburg, John J. Denham; Cowen, ——— — thg Sing Gn.rden Glorified | oppressive to one of the most modern | ! ate respc ice off of class 8, of | Leander A. Lynch; Elkhorn, Eulalia | | fuona In the country. Fach year | sble for 1 nges. 0 ! ¢ Columbia, to be a|H. Wheeler; Fireco, Walter B. Bmlo;‘ Every officer of the Army will have | ably take several weeks, and until) Through Work of Charles E. evidenco of progress. The ir i r : t 1 in the diplomatic service. | Freeman, George W. Sites; Gassaway, |0 bear the expense of having lapels [such a model is adopted and detailed 2l 4 s sl and e o John . Pierson; Harpers Ferry, |Put on his present service coat and |specifications are prepared and pro l apin, Serving Life Term. pleted, will result in practically a ne: Laura Y, Conner; Hedgesville, Robert | OVercoat in place of the present style | mulgated no change 18 authorized.” | gy the Assoclatod Pr. fition a life senten The following postmasters re | K. Pearrell; Hillshoro, George L. Car- | coilars, to meet the requirements of [ That notice is designed also o in-| ALBANY. Dearbar Tkl The old yard was unsightly &nd wife. President Sends Long List 01 minated lisle; Thundred, Roy 1i. Curtis; Taeger, | he new uniform regulations just ap- | form officers that it will be unwise to |yt G0 N oy December, 15008 | J0He, S0 SE0L W08 M0IE - Virginia— Rremo Bluff Lida Steinke: Jenkinfones, Columbus | Proved by Secretary Davis. have any change made In thelr service | fLCSR ptose vard s adorned with )| Syt the Rresent SArd o (i e R e e { Ranson; Dahlgren, i | A. Murphy; Leon, Juniata Amos; Lost | ‘Tailors in all parts of the country | coats or overcoats until it can be done | ;16 "9 roge’ garden in which thou. | couraged by the warden has heen re- “fnland for the first time since { Nominations to Senate. In- s iudson: S v reek, W' (,,mm P! Jett; McAlpin, Wal- |are alive to the business involved in | in strict accordance with the approved | ciha or blossme s o Lu"n 8 oo ihe chings. Flowe: Bors | vy od t Ce v W fcComas, Calvin ' the change and are making offers to | model. tain where gold fish sport among the | shrubs and grass plots are everv- cluding Many Promotions Boone ~ Mill, | ¢ A William M. Cham. | Individual officers in_their vicinity for | e, Willard | AThion | tha work required. Prices vary some 1 s . = —_— Arc.eme o e aniel V. Rich ‘,,.n’\dw_ - fotner: M 0N | \What, but the general averuge of cost | Annapolis Former Mayor Dies. | ., Bernard R.|ywhite: Renic r. | for remodeling the old blouse to the | Sycclal Dispateh to The Star. | 9%% @ 3. Perkins; | pon o0 & 5 1.| new regulation is $10.50 and for re-' ANNAPOLIS, Md., December 16 Shaws- [0 oo S, ‘lnodellng the old overcoat 15 $17.50. 1 cimuel Jones, twice mayor of An- Ma 4 g S T = ~ For entirely new garments the prices e Ham'C. Tishop; Smithfieia, Tomer H. : 5 o napolis and_retired merchant, died | E MNewman: [ TomelCresicl| Roberts: Tame, Hatry R Tribou; | ©OF, €ach range from $47.60 to $73.50. T | tob . Tar 1 Because of the recent heavy corre-|at his home here yesterday at the age : cock; U 4. Cuthbert Bristow; | Union, W “L'"'”" H. Young: Albright, | tGeiie & 4 TONERE and to check | of 80 yvears. Two children, Arthur M. 1d chief of the Bu-|toria, L ML Gary; Ashland, Cecil | f” B Ol (Jmherstdale, | jportunities from the tradesmen the | Jones of Washington and May Lucy f the Navy, with [G. Wood wwren. Lewis B. par "L > arboursville, | yy Department has found it de.|Jones of this city survive. Ife was a i nd Pay |Connelly; New Market, Mary James H. McComas; Fairview, Homer | gjrable to give public notice that the | Republican and the only member of | - | Wickes, Riverton, Fillle Hammock; | Tennant; Hollldays Cove, John A.|new uniform regulation will not be.|that party elected to the mayoralty Open Evenings For Your Con- venience List of Postmasters. § ¥ % % ¥ % ¥ ¥ i & ¥ : ¢ ¥ & g; : nd chief of | South Hill, Richard M. Epes: Stuart. | Ferguson: Jane Lew, Ila Lawson; Mc: | como effoetive tatil standerd models |for many years, Funeral services of the Navy, with|Hughes L. Gilbert; Suffolk, Hersey | Dowell, Roscoe Wilcox; Ripley, Mar-{of the open-collared garments have|will be held Wednesday. 1 [ Woodward Toms Brook, Maude | thall C. Archer: Sharples, Ralph C.|been adopted. nominations of | B. Hockman. y Morton; Switchback. Joseph C. Turley. | ".The model for the lapel coliar,”| Twelve twoton trucks, with com New Jersey to| West Virginia—Delbarton, Florence e says the War Department announce- |bined frelght and passenger bodies, Postmaster Gen- | Musick; Hemphill, Rufus B. Scott;| Nearly all of the 70 laws passed by [ ment, “will be determined only after | will be used in the proposed autobus gar of Pennsyl-| Herndon, Chester L. Blevins; Panther, | the last Philippine Legislature were | careful study and consideration of |servica between Teheran and Khan. Assistant Post- | Elmer E. 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