Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1924, Page 5

'FORMER ANNA GOULD TO LOSE HER CASTLE rince de Sagan Haughtily Refuses to Discuss Sale of Silesian Domains. TITLE WON'T GO WITH ESTATE Bon of American Princess to Get Father's Rank. Ey the Associated Press. Abe Martin Says: NING STAR. BYRON IS HONORED. British and Greeks Observe 100th Anniversary of Death. LONDON, April 19.—Literary Lon- don turned its thoughts back to Byron today, the one hundredth anmversary of his death at Missolonghi in the cause of Hellenic freedom. Not only the Britons. whose language he enriched with his prose and poetry, but also the Greeks, whose freedom he strove for, are honoring him in the United Kingdom. The communities of s living in the British Isies to- day laid wreaths on statues of the poet in London, Nottingham, Cambridge and Aberdeen. The British just now are engrossed in their long leisurely Easter vacation, so their public observances of the cen- tenary will be held later in the month. The Greeks, too, will continue their ob- PARIS, April 19 nrer of my houschold replied Prince Helle de Sagan, Duke Talleyrand-Perigord, husband of the former Anna Gould of New York, hen asked concerning the proposed of the domains of the prinel- pality of Sagan, which has been ad- vertised in the European papers the ast few davs. Tnasmuch as the “household” re- terred to is in the confines of the pality, which s situated in ndenburg and Silesia. Germany, ut 100 miles of Berlin, about s 4 those inva ense proper cus chateaux of rentenmarks Wife Won't Interfere. The one-time Anna Gould, daugh- ter of the late ould, a few hours previous commercial trifies s the sale of im- aining vari- d at millions band to_do. _Representations that her son, with whicl 1 who is a stu- ool, was heir might cause failed to and whisked h ¥ expensive automob Title Not Involved. 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