Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1924, Page 14

QUETRESTORED ATKENTUCKY DA Negroes Returning to Work o Derelict Believed Ericsson Wreck Sighted at Sea Reports have reached the cruiser Trenton, in the North Atlantic, that a derelict correspondinz in dimen- ssing motor yacht ited recently A message from Capt. Kalbfus, THE EVE’NING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1924. 2 BIG ACCESSORY FIRMS IN MERGER Stewart-Warner and Bas- sick-Alemite Concerns Form LEAGUE ISSUES, TOPIC. ' Official of Organization to Confer -.' £ (P With British Premier. * GENEVA, November 11.—Sir Eric Drummond, secretary general to the League of Nations, has gone to Lon- don to discuss with Premier Baldwin and his government the choice of a | permanent British member of the council of the League of Nations and also British policy toward the League. The league announced that a Bra- = ing the. Trenton, to the zilian representative would preside in aid the derelict Rome at the session of the council After Fleeing From Mob St i ovember ati- ombine. ) - V. 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