Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1925, Page 16

THE SUNDAY STAR, MANE VAN TENTH IMPROVEMENTS PROPOSED AT RAIL WRECK VI[}TIMI Engineer’s Release on Baii Is | Day's Step in New Jer- sey Prosecution. o NEW BRUNSWICK. N WIDOW ATTEMPTS IN VAIN TO HURL SELF INTO GRAVE Joint Funeral Is H and Fo r Husband Family Who Died in Flames. to The Sta s buhgalow connecting with the clubhouse, as shown in the swimming pool and bathhouse. ACTRESSES' FATHER DIES Fred four vears.ago, when he moved to to_his three by his L. Talmadge Succuthbs to Several Years' Illness. THAWING BY ELECTRICITY HOLLYWOOD, CHEVY CHASE CLUB tect’s drawing. wood to thaw ont the frozen waler pipes and risk burni the house down or suffocatin an elec trician suggests a m '€ thawing them out with electricity The ordinary house current is re duced 1o a voltage that i not exees sive by means of a transformer and then it is sent through the frozen sec WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER 15 1925—PART 1. Nations Because of Flag Smut. Hearing on a proposed quarantine against the entry into this country of wheat and wheat prod D.C. WOMANTOGO ON TRIAL FOR LIFE Mrs. Mary Matha. Accused of,‘“ the ~Agriculture 1;0.".,”..»"( | cember 3. Murdermg Man, Faces The proposed quarantine iz de. Jury Tomorrow. | signed to supersede restrictions im | d July 2, 1919, on account of alence of the flag smut all m»“-a Special Dispatch to The Star. D D N N pvcmbar i REICHSBANK HIEAD SAILS. 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