Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1925, Page 19

| fl fl | fl | | | E E @ I THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, BUDDHIST PRIEST Japanese Rehglous Ruler to Pay Respects to Coolidge After Revivals on Coast. enjoying theix \nization ocal Japa paid day the Bast pects to Preside his respects He will will pay his res than Jove nd international to mak use the is spirit of Japan. Strong Tes imony. e London Answers was | Well, his wife a manho! of the Law me. ARSE ROBERT,” IN STONE IMAGE, LIVES AGAlN FOR BODY(;UARD VISITING IN U. S, ook or somaocr upon gray e G Mac the Confeder War shoulders of Lee wor 1 bless ¥ s of his home town, man who for four years and [ v with end would please had several commander Lis veneration. 1dow of Stone Mountain tween the w ring de od Press. Ga., the vant e tes the n November Lee came back nd 26— to and of pledged and cook for | eneral during the About the ) was the coat e at Bull Run and u of ¥ put to shame a pro- 15 a zalaxy Marse Robert!” s he stepped from | the , he lifted his hat and vo' soul, s who has . here’s yo' attended | e reunion since the | ere at chickens in a year or two,” nted to see ful thing the marster.” nd wondered white the instance of Nor- | “stole e be .| son of folks has The cus studio showed eription: 1 s, .ukeman’s Jefferson Jackson Nothing him until a new phot made of Lee a pitture of hi horse, as kissed each figure. minutes he looked | War Leader Seea Stone Moun- tain hflure and Pledges Anew His Veneration for His Former Master. black- | t man God ever | DANCER DENIES TROTH TO YOUNG CLARK BROKEN “Billy Misquoted,” Miss Minassian Says, When Told He Said En- gagement Was Off. By the Associated Press, NEW YORK §<r\nn1|y"r Katya M i i says she co still _en- aged to William A. Clark, 3d, grand- son of the late Montana copper mag- nate. Noting Clark to the ment had through the field glasses which bring the likeness of Lee within close range. “Does "at look like Marse Robert? " he was asked. “at look like Ma . 'at’s Marse Robert whiskers jus’ A party of new panied the old n tain in an automs | disposal by L. Jett, chief of police. And in the hook sizned by each per son who contri! to the memorial ‘h\\ n ame was written, im Mac statements attributed to effect that the engage- Robert? \ch-of-prom Clark by M Mi n 3 s terrible led that she first met Arts Club and it was love FRENCH PRICES HIGHER. American Students Finding Neces- Lee, body Robert contributed §1 in the memory of Robert “Now, cap'n.” he pared to return to the put me in that pitture s | standin® right at T holdi bridle ‘cause wouldn't a_got on if 1 his stirrup.” s he pre- when vo' to it 7 Cor sity of Asking for More Cash. : spondence of the Associated Press Marse Robert | 1 November 6 » Ameri hadn’t held |can students in Paris who confidently | told their parents that livin: | so reasonable they could surel vears work in one, al home for increased allowanc |DRUG CONGRESS PLANNED | ™11 i st it v o —_— of board -and lodging have Capt. Hobson Expects All Nations |#bpreciably. —Furnished | which once cost 500 francs a month { to Attend Session in U. S. now are renting for thrice this sum | of appetizing PHILADELPHIA, ‘neh student | ®).—Capt. Richmond aving Spanish-Ame; franes for a tip nd a prominent f DR SEOTT eradicate the drug 2 obliga vesterday mes No e his | costs the conferrec rtennial ex. | tion of tipping the boy Japan Leads Fish Eaters. s in the per a 0 pounds ence on cation to be held here t | of next June He said the off I the proposed congr ter part al attendanc would includ the con A jon ix ab pounds per ind municips 5. 'rson @ year. D. s| suitable place of residence for me in him | ption of | C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1925. 19 NAGAOKA GOING TO PEKING Will Be Japan’s Delegate to Confer- ence of Powers. November 26 (®).—It is understood that Haruichl Nagaoka, former minister at The Hague, will be Japanese delegate to the extra- territorial commission which is to meet in Peking December 18. TOKIO, The commission on extraterritorial- ity is being formed under the ou- thority of a resolution of the Wash- ington conference which declared that the powers were prepared to relin- quish extraterritorial rights in China when satisfied that the state of Chi- nese laws, the arrangements for thelr administration and other considera- tions warrant them in so doing. The commission will investigate and re- port on these matters. T0 SELL $7,100,000 HOME. Mrs. Vanderbilt Says Property Is Not Suitable Residence. NEW YORK, November 26 (#).— Mrs. Alice G. Vanderbilt was granted permission yesterday by the Supreme | Court to sell her Fifth avenue man- sion at_ Fifty nth street for $7.- | 100,000 because “the property is not a | view of the neighborhood. Mrs. Vanderbilt made application to the court several months ago to sell the famous home left by her husband, the late Cornelius Vanderbilt. It will | be purchased b, realty company. hanging character of the Enterprise Serial Building Association 643 Louisiana Ave. N.W. 55th issue of stock now open for subscription. Shares of stock, $1.00 each, pavable monthly. : Five per cent interest paid on stock withdrawn. James E. Connelly, President James F. 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The {LH'S include— Brown, Black and Platinum Fox, Platinum Wolf—Kit Fox, Dyed and Natural Squirrel, Beaver, Skunk —and all available— the favored colors are Gracklehead, Sea Swallow, Falcon, Cuckoo, Tanager, Wine and, of course, staple Black There is a full range of sizes for Women and Misses—from 14 to 48. Sale begins promptly at 9:15 The earlier you come the better the selection. Radical Reductions made in still higher-priced Coats Third Floor crowning RUSSIAN DEMANDS HALT | TRADE PACT WITH JAPAN Soviet Exactions Declared Un- reasonable in Tokio—Agreement Held Far Off. By the Associated Press. TOKIO, November 26.—The nego- tiations in Moscow between repre- sentatives of Japan and the Soviet for a commercial agreement and re- garding the concessions to be granted Japan In Saghallen are not proceed- ing as expeditiously as had been ex- pected here. As a result, Japan will probably ask that the period for the conclusien of a commercial ment be extended for at least 15 from December 1, the d: they were to have been concluded The foreign office has been inf ed from Moscow are making concessions sidered unrea and are such that Japan cannot agree | to them. tiations will be strung out indefinit. Funeral Prices || Lower high-class funcral, $100 plate. zrave case. embalming, hearse, cars and use f chapel and ail service. Others at half the old-time under- taker's charge. Steel Vaults, $85 Ambulances, $4 W.W. Chambers Co. The Brown Stone Funeral Home Cor. Chapin & 14th N.W. a busy ‘"09 14th St. N.W. FORMER SLAVE DIES. U. S. Ship Libeled in China. YOKOHAMA, November 26 (&) Oscar Powell. 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