Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1926, Page 19

30, 1926. ¥9 general was willing to say whether |siter when ill health compelled him to he would return to Arica to resume |return to Washington. his labors as neutral head of the| It is considered probable, however 1 plebiscitary commission, which he |that Gen. Pershing will not return to ' » turned over to Maj. Gen. Willlam Las- | South America. : \RCH dental treatment, Gen. Pershing put in “full time” at his office in the War Department yesterday. He appeared as fit and eager for work as in the old days and showed keen enjoyment at his return. In the forenoon the general presided at a meeting of the American Battle Monuments Commission, of which he is chairman. After a five-hour ses. sion he went to the State Department and consulted officials there until late For the first time stnce ho entered | ot sitistion, " CooC 10 the Tacna ‘Walter Reed Hospital for medical and Neither Secretary Kellogg ‘nor the THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT TUESDAY, BY WEBSTER. |PERSHING AT OFFICE e A ALL DAY YESTERDAY Shows Keen Enjoyment on Return to Full Duties—Talks Over Tacna-Arica Situation. THE TIMID SOUL. BELGIAN PRINCESS BURNISHINE Polishes All \ Metals S A Quick Shine 7/ for a long time AT ALL DEALERS MAY BE OBTAINED FROM Chery Cliase St Co. 5630 Conn. A Turville Flare TO WED HUHBERT = N Be Officially Made Public Yet. B s T EN ment of Crown 1 11 - made still is in Jucen Mother the newspaper adds, the ment will not be made e er Humbert's visit to N Palais Royal Eleventh and G Sta. N.W. Hugh Reilly Co. I. 1334 New York Ave. A 5330 Conn. Ave. John M. Magruder, E. C. Dunham Hi Conn. Ave. and K 8514 Conn. Ave. NN les in most of rs. 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Many other good dealers also carry BURNISHINE in stock. DISTRIBUTORS Globe Wholesale & Distributing Co., Inc. S Main 3153 % = daughter, ghters of the n. the Infantas S0 were on va- W Ve e e e K Street nd Marla, wsions reported as about to ged to the Italian heir apparent ROCKVILLE. (2 (2 (7 (7 (A () farch 30 (Spe- h, formerly > Court of the sold his fine ht acres of land, on the o 8t Montross, for /§40; THE MEW SPRING SUIT-THE Abbo of shington »d th IRST 1IN 5 YEAR S — AND NO %o an upto I::;_:Ee To HANG VT into an up-to- A FASHION INSTITUTION L4 'W-flw'utl u NewTth pastor of the officiated % v of ~ Goode Par “Cpe, 1938 (N. ¥. World) Prass Fab. Co.: hing- - took place at the No matter if there are only Four Days Before ton. parsona A lie has been issued by the clerk of the Circuit Court here for the marriage of iller, 22 and Miss Clara both of Warrenton, Va The funeral of Mrs. Katherine E. Shine, 65, who died at the home of her law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. , here, following & long Furial Rockville. Mrs. Shine was, before her marriage, 2 Miss Welsh of this county. Chicken Thief Sentenced. In sentencing John Neel, colered, of » years in the ary for stealing a om the De Muth 1. near Rockville, Judge Robert B. wpects to chicken and served notice that persons found sguilty of such depredations need expect no leniency from him. Judge Peter gave Neel an additional two yvears in the penitenti- ary for stealing some meat from an- . | mary election early in September. He .|is a son of the late Representative thesda, Glen Echo, Boyds and Dick- erson, which were members last year. The schedule committe is expected | to soon announce the list of games | for the season which opens May 15 and closes Labor day. Frank Page of Silver Spring, is be- ing mentioned as an avaflable candi- date for one of the three Republican nominations for judges of the Orphans' Court to be made at the pri- Page of California, and has long been an active party worker. o Votes 7Cnnnda Out of Parley. OTTAWA, Ont, March 30 (P.— The House of Commons yesterday adopted a_motlon, introduced by Col. H. A. Mullins, Conservative, that the Canadian government merchant ma- rine should withdraw at once from the North Atlantic Conference. The motion declared that it “should be operated independently of any assocl- ation, conference or combine of steam- ship lines. with the sole object of con- ferring the greatest possible advan- ge upon the Canadian producer.” JOHN D., JR., MAY BUY OLD VIRGINIA ESTATE Ancestral Home of Harrison Fam- ily Will Be Inspected by Oil Magnate on Thursday. Speetal Dispatch to The Star. ! RICHMOND, Va., March 30.—Inter- est in the handsome old estates along the James River—famous from col nial days—is being revived here by the announcement that John D. Rock- efeller, jr., of New York, is to make a visit to Brandon, the ancestral home of the Harrison family, on Thursday, with a view to purchasing the prop- erty. Brandon, owned by W. Gor- don Harrison, was placed on the mar- ket last year. and since then a num- ber of persons have looked at it. Mr. Rockefeller is to come to Bran- don in a speclal vessel chartered for the purpese, and is expected to spend a good part of the day in going over the property. The manor is one of the most picturesque in the whole country, built more than 200 years ago, and still is in perfect condition. It has been in the possession of the Harrisons since its erection. 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