Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1925, Page 11

SECURITY PARLEY SOUGHTIN EUROPE, ! British and French Leaders Discuss Conference to As- sure Tranquillity. oeiated Press. JON, March 24——Another Eu- conference, similar to that London last Summer to put reparation plan into ef- & toward truction ropean held in the Dawes | held in d n- Au- aper uld be revealed t of much we ulation. which jects of disagreement had arisen hetween London nd Paris on the subject of European securities, alization by both France England of the ty for finding a common basis upon which to build v luropean security pact to - the abandc ieneva protocot | 1) fo oward a | ropean states- pital. The ab support of t L hich was the rrr.u».«-| T the London conferenee of ! 1. will be felt greatly by the Brie- but. it is hoped, would not pre- arrying out the plans now be- | between F 1 Great Britain, it v asserted that the ing to the proposed ched only and nec »nsibl entation to the League ssembly in September. ations agree on the necessity safeguarding the Rhine ontlers in % s views of and Briffsh statesmen differ on the scope of the pact and pursued in ob- the east French widely on the taining The [ pact said to be that a proposed cf : could be modern only whe enemies plede settli is gor o s tration and th Germany s both allies and World War, and bitration in ional - difficul- British plan tional admis- t is said to be v Foreign Prime & toward 1 greatest opponent o the plan has been removed in the death of Marquis Curzon NORTHEAST ASKS SCHOOL Dahlgren Terrace Citizens Say Streets Are Neglected. 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Y By Your Druggist PEOPLES DRUG STORES cand; ¢ was not damaged. but the bow of the { burn, Patient Near Death Escapes Hospital, Sounds Fire Alarm Py the Associated Press. MBRIDGE, Mass., March 24.— Alfred Tirrell, a patient in the city hospital here, suffering with heart trouble, escaped from the hospital early today, ran through the neighborhood in his night clothes and rang several door bells before coliapsing in front of a fire alarm box, which he had sounded. Firemen found him on the side- walk and carried him into the hospital, where he died two hours later. Hospital attendants quieted pa-, tients in the city and other nearby institutions who were aropsed by the arrival of fire apparatus and police sent to find Tirrell. ¥ COAST GUARD SHIP HIT| BY SUBMARINE N-1 The submarine N-1 collided with the | United States Coast Guard destroyer Jeweit in the harbor at New London, Conn., shortly before noon today, &c- cording to advices received here. The submarine wps cruising out of the harbor at New London when she struck the Jewett, which was at anchor. It was indicated that the submarine Jewett was stove in, causing a serious leak in her fuel oil tank. Tt is pos- ible that a board of investigation will appointed Immediate’y to fix sponsibility for the collision. The Ni Department refused to give any infor- mation on the « on Within the last several weeks two of the Navy submarines went aground. One of them. the S-19, went high and ch at Nauset and only was gotten off after long operations. The S-48 went aground at the entrance to the harbor | at Portsmouth, N. H., and was gotten off after much effort. Both vessels are the navy yard at Portsmouth, .. undergoing extensive repairs. ACID STOMACH G, INDIGESTION Chew a few Pleasant Tablets —Stomach Feels Fine! Instant stomach relief! Harmiess! The moment “Pape’s Diapepsin” reach- es the stomach ail distress from acid stomach or indigestion ends. 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Later he held va- rious positions in connection with the | dentally coal industry in Pittsburgh. In 1904 he became a statistician for the Rock Island system of railways and was later | Guy a|dren STAR, TON, engaged in various economic investiga- tions for rallways. He was the author of numerous vol- Aimes, among which were “The Mone- tary and Banking Problem,” “Railway ¥reight Rates in Relation to Industry ana Commerce of the United States” “How the World Makes Its Living” and other volumes. Funeral services will be conducted at St. Luke's Hospital, New York, to- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, with in- terment in New York. Several mem- bers of the old staff of the Bureau of Railway Economics will attend the funeral. CHILDREN DENY KILLING. Now Say Georgia Boy Was Slain| By “White Man.” | DANIELSVILLE, Ga. March 24— Escoe Graham,.9, and his sister, 11, held in the Madison County jail in connection with the killing of their cousin, Guy Graham, 7, today were | the boy Guy Gratam was ki'led yesterday | whilé in bed with the otber two chil- Escoe was sald to have con- | fessed that he killed the boy acci- ! ater the brother and sister were | id to have declared a negro shot D. €., TUESDAY Body Found in Creek. While strolling along Rock Creek near K istreet yesterday morning, Clem Jackson, 2308 1 street, found the body of a colored man floating in the water. The body proved to be that of William Hall, 24 years old, who had no fixed residence, his brother, Lum Hall, told the police. The brother told the police !h:ll wir- liam was separated from his wife, and that he had worked as fireman on & lumber boat. Relatives in Virginia were notified of his death. Hall had been missing the past four weeks. 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