Canadian printer & publisher . St. Louis Star. And the Board of Commerce might help •Everybody by telling how to handlf the The rigid kind of a strike WKat One Office Follows as Its Style To Ensure Uniformity in All Its Pages 1. Capitalize titles preceding names, as Chief of PoliceSmith, Professor Jones, General Logan. But lower-casetitles standing alone or following names, as the chief ofpolice; Dr. A. Ross Hill, president of the University ofMissouri; William Jones, professor of economics; exceptPresident and Vice-President referring to the Presidentand the Vice-President of the Uni
Canadian printer & publisher . St. Louis Star. And the Board of Commerce might help •Everybody by telling how to handlf the The rigid kind of a strike WKat One Office Follows as Its Style To Ensure Uniformity in All Its Pages 1. Capitalize titles preceding names, as Chief of PoliceSmith, Professor Jones, General Logan. But lower-casetitles standing alone or following names, as the chief ofpolice; Dr. A. Ross Hill, president of the University ofMissouri; William Jones, professor of economics; exceptPresident and Vice-President referring to the Presidentand the Vice-President of the United States, and the titlesof the national Cabinet officers, as Secretary of War, whichare always to be capitalized. Presidency and presidentialare not capitalized. (See also Titles.) 2. Do not capitalize former preceding a title, as formerSenator Wilson. Former is preferred to ex-. 3. Lower-case king and all such words when not usedwith the name of a specific person, as the king of general, all such foreign titles follow the rules for Am-erican titles. 4. Capitalize epithets affixed to proper names, as Alex-ander th
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