Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1926, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1926. 7 % PlNS H[]PE UN U S i l".\' Bell After 90 Years’ Silence ‘U- S. CIVIL EMPLOYES ;\.;-‘«:'xm:l”u:u‘.: N;vwl::“‘ '.I\'}Hl“::-'rvi:':‘t }}'{2>:re\lv§‘;1xr{'lr§ureau 16 8nd the Newy | 0.0 Comme " "4, the s 1 \“mf:er?:?’;!m(l:::]zmvh-: . . T . | 5 i tota i The Government Printing Office had | Agricult 3 & 3 i, . | Rings Again, Welcoming New Year| GUT 102 IN NOVEMBER |5 imminee o ot vt | e and the separaiion of e » : of Month—Treasury Reduces S e e I Department, with a met gain of 49. Force by 210. showed the g t increase in the Briand Says Fair Agreement t ¢ 3 2 number there being 3 - 1 e addition: tio! i the Will Do Much to Heip W Fireeland Ker ( enc iz A net reduction of 102 in the num ot G French Finances. ser of civilian empl of the exec utive branch of the eral Govern ety it S ™ : That---in considering a quality car in 1926--- " EDUCATION BOARD ' ' ' Up ' (N 1. 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