Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1928, Page 11

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January 27.—A visit to the scenes of his birth and boyhood | here by Gen. John J. Pershing has been | followed by a declaration that he will | stay out of politics. | Citizens of Laclede as a tribute to the | village's famous citizen vesterday sug- | gested that he run for President of the | | United States. Rev. Frank A. Tinney. pastor of the Methodist Church, in de- | | livering an address of welcome at a banquet dwelt on history in which sev- eral famous generals became President. “Gen. Pershing.” he said in conclu- sion, “we hope become a candidate for President. You are the choice of all those present.” Appears IIl at Ease. Seemingly ill at ease, Gen. Pershing picked his words carefully and sald: “I am not in politics, and do not talk politics and will not permit myself to be drawn into politics. Therefore such dis- cussions must end so far as I am con. cerned.” After the banquet, when a reception was held, the general declared his day here was “one of the happiest of my life,” and that the women of the Meth- odist Church were “undoubtedly the best cooks in the world.” The banquet followed & busy half day in which Gen. Pershing with an old school chum. John Crowder. stole away from the crowds and arm in arm saun- tered down to the “old swimming hole,” a cave and the site of an old play hut, which was built and used by Pershing | as a boy long before he went away to the wars. Visits Disabled Veteran. Leaving Laclede shortly after 8 pm., in the private car in which he traveled, | | Gen. Pershing stopped at Brookfield, | Mo., between trains and visited a dis- |abled war veteran, Patrick Wade, who | was injured in the air service three | days before he was to leave with hls‘ | unit for overseas. l Bending over the bed in which Wade | has lain since his injury, Gen. Pershing shook hands and told Wade how he was dream of gonig overseas was shattered | and that he was as great a hero as any | o{ those who faced shm and shell. 1LEG|0N GETS PORTRAIT | OF ALEXANDRIA WOMAN ‘Sou!hern Group Presents Picture of | Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett to Auxiliary. | By the Associated Press. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., January 27.— | | Women of the Southern States today | presented national headquarters of the | American Legion Auxiliary a large por- | trait of the iate Dr. Kate Waller Bar- | rett of Alexandria, Va., second nnunnu president of the organization. The presentation was made at the | | opening session of the national execu- | | tive committee meeting of the auxiliary. | |~ Members of Dr. Barrett's family at- | | tended the pruenuuon which was in | .charge of Mrs. W. 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