Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1926, Page 7

DISARMING PARLEY SEEN NEXT VEAR | League Will Speed Up Plans Following Adoption of French Proposal. By the Assoclated Press GENEVA, September 21.—A gen eral world-wide conference for limita- | tion of armaments will be convoked | by the League of Nations before the end of next Summer unless “‘material considerations” prevent. The work to this end ed up followi by the As vill be speed- doption yester- 3 disarmament committes of a ponsored reso- iution to this effect. The passage of the resolution by the Assembly of the lLeague is taken for granted. In an teipation of this the preparatory dis- armament commission has been called into session for Wednesday. day GIRL. 4, TUMBLES Thelma Louise Stevens Grab- bed Screen, Breaking 25-Foot Fall. ‘S!ight Injury to Back Is Only Hurt Suffered—She Thinks It “Fun.” Clinging to a n, 4-year-old | Thelma Louise Stevens fell from the | front thirdstory window of 608 E street southeast yesterday afternoon. narrowly escaping serfous injury. The fall is a distance of approximate- feet, and the little girl landed long flight of iron steps, which L her on a second fall to the pave- ment. Thelma, rding to her mother, Mrs. Vio vens, was playing on | the bed with a number of other small The ¥French resolution Our, Locarno et added chological mo- part in the general disarmament con- ference Germany, through Dr. Stresemann, has made it known in the League of Natlons 'Council that she favors peace. CAR LINE IS SUED. $20.000 Damages Asked for Al- | leged Injury to Lucy B. Shutts. d- and wher it droppe oy Jus thrownis le. of the ci and otherwise her. tion sud her partly into Itingly pushed her against the win- od we | ;| idence Hospital, where she was treat- *L | posTox, | Ch: children. when one of them unwit- en. H the other children gasped in | ror, The fell through the wi | dow, tak creen with her | ively bed the it is the opinion of physic FLOOR TO IRON STEPS:; BRUISED| - [ grandmother, w: *fun. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, FROM THIRD } __THELMA S ed, that had not the her fall she would have Her only injury is a slightly bru back. Mrs. S. H. Wessells, the child's basement | when she fell. ow near she th, today looked 1y to ne yesterday upon the fall as COLORED SCHOOL BURNS. Fire at Norbeck, Md., Believed of ‘ Incendiary Origin. | Special Dispatch to The Star. | ROCKVILLE, Md., | Fire, of supposed incen destroyed the colored public | building Norbeck early morning, afling a loss $1, ¥ covered by ins nee. t the Rockville Volunteer ptember 21.— fgin, e Department responded to the arm, but were unable to check the | flames. DOW HEAVILY FINED. %Bm\krupt Brokerage Firm's Head Figured in $6,000,000 Failure. September 21 (P).— P. Dow, | of C. P. Dow & | 5,000,000, with secured creditors, today ntenced in the United & ¢ a fine of using the m: the flowers on that date head of the bank- | | NOZOL . | Recommended by | Stores a s , to which he had pleaded . 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