Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1925, Page 12

12 THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. NOVEMBER 1, 1925 PART 1. GMHGH[} WUMEN Strike Cuts Mine FIREWEN GRATEFUL | EVANGELIST SENTENCED. MACMILLAN ARCTIC 3ttt i e | SEES OPEN WINDOWS |17 | Fatalities to 142 departments of his work, which will be | Ko lities TO GEORGETOWN FOLK o, =« o xeur v sowwe ot GOLLEGTIONS LISTED ri it il ittt % AS SOURCE OF HEALTH Ll it W".l. GAIHER HERE n“”“g ‘bepl‘.(.“n.)hor,Mnmbrrs of Two Companies Thank ¢ : ¢ . . 1.000 Fish or ”;Snccies. 800 Birds | lione These e Washington Tx;brrculosis Associa- e x, nitec . B of wpeciali-is reheqten iht ons i Citizens for Carnival e of 70 Varieties Gathered by : . o St oy oy i e e wr | a * Gifs : iy i r Expedition. SERVICE IS RESTORED. 5 . " 1 4 . = S b ‘. K France and Germany Now Ex- k Dhe Ofitens And membars: of 39055 o 4 Dr. Walter N. Koelz, chief natural Session to Open With High | wee o T S S5E. o0 s SharainnAverts i dhahze Moneyiosers: 1 - “ »n » « st 1 . d yesterday to the N Mass November 15. B : con “ and Polomac streets. . HDn R “1 PARIS. October 31 (P).—As 4 i j t Mieers and members of B, & 0. RAILWAY MEN ol evidence of the return to pre Company, Dent place i Kl between France and Germany Just at th addr ' < P ¢ e ! ine Siar < | No Strike it-mplated. Broth- d in their ho tion Adopts New Slogan and Wearns Against Carelessness. erhood Representatives at Con- fercnce Declare. : L | e : are shuttinz out health . M rvice of < e st e . e A S ‘ %% e ap ! % " ety an- CTOTG shipments of goods by post are | Hile girl asleep in hed S sl |MAN BELIEVED DROWNED. 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