Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26
Odd And
Interesting

and new model service caps designed
from more j;lunty fashion plate are
changes in United States army dress
regulations announced at Governors
island today ms bnit for recruits The
new regulations provide n s3OS cloth
ing allowance for each soldier who
cnIists for three years and places the
stamp OF approval for the first time
upon the wearing OF tailOrmades by
enlisted men
The gaudy brooches for officers
come IN under provision that
from the regulation olive drnb blouse.
Some Of the samples officers say,
are almost pink.
The new regulations also permit re-
acrNc officers to remove tho letter
r. which has followed the ~. $"
on their collars.
MACKINAW CITY. Mich. Jan. rs.
Moro than 100 passengers tonight
a Duluth. South Shore and Atlantic
trnln. aboard tho car ferry Chief
Wawatam icebound In the Straits OF
MackirMw with prospects, OF remain
ing marooned for some time.
The vessel was caught yesterday in
attempting TO negotiate the passage
from Nlackinaw city TO st. Ignacc and
y
trains 130 passengers have elected
to make the mile trip sfoot over the
ice to return here. the majority chose
to stay aboard. The stranded I,ns-
.cugers are expressing no discomfort.
ncnrdipe to those who have come
hack. Tho ferry carries provisions
for = week or ten days. Cards and
literature arc providing tho principal
nscuns OF relieving the monotony.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Jan. 25.-ChicaRo's
hoard of education placed Its official
taboo ON the shimmy dance. jazz
music. short skirts. low neck drcsecS.
JOY riding and ciKarcts today follow
ing an Investigation by the supcrn-
tendcnt OF schools.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. Jan. rs.
Mayor Frank Pulvcr today had
request from the st. Petersburg purity
league TINT he appoint n bathing suit
inspector. . formal communication
from tho organization stating that
'the 1eAGue intends TO peutect the
married men from tho wilcs OF tho
sca vamp."
" VISIT the beach and look .'cn, over.
STATE COLLEGE. Pa. Jan. as
A giant letter '.S'' ostlineta Ia ever
gruea t1eeo, 10 TO be planted on tho
shoulder Of NlttAny mountain ncxt
sprtn4 by students of Pcnnsyivan'a
state college.
parta OF tho campus. three miles
away.
KENOSHA. Wis. Jan. aS.-women
uf kenoehA cast q majority Of tho
ballots which yesterday changed tho
aIdermanic FORM Of municipal gov
ernusent to tho city manager plan by
wcrc well oeganlRe<i and mSed 400
automobiles In their clectioncrT1pR.
The usc Of tho streets wns jitncys wrs
denied.
YOUNGSTOWN, o.. Jan. 2S.-An
armed Gusrvl il staying c1o-e to Mayor
Georgc Il. C1ee day and night ns n
result Of threatening letters received
hy tho mayor. II wRs learned today.
Ileports have been current for n week
that threats have been made by men,
trern Of tho lawlcas elements to bump
Off iOIes because OF his activity In
attempts to clean up the city.
LISBON. Jan. cS.-CaptRin SAra-
durn CAbral has announced TINT nc
will attempt to fly Rcross the Atlantic
neat September on the occasion of the
International exposition st Rio de
,Jnncirp.
BERLIN. Jan. 2S.-Gcrmans have
become a nation of cake eaters as =
result Of tho habits formed during the
wRr. Cakc-mnkin3 II now u Satur-
day afternoon. community affair. In
all tho smallc> cities and In every Sec
iion Of Berlin. the housewives carry
the Cnkc dough to tho community
bek kerry every, week end and lay In n
supply for tho following week.
Tho community bakery wBs known
before 1914. but its use generally wns
restricted 10 baking the cakes for
holidays. Every Saturday is holi-
day now.
pI.NINEIIILD. Iowa, Jan. 25.-Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Phillips and daughter
Bessie died last night in flames which
destroyed their dwelling near here.
a telephone operator gave the alarm
at II y. IN. and nearly the entire yo-
pulRtion OF tho town hurried TO the
farm.
The house was ablazc md efforts
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