Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1929, Page 24

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SEPT LA GUARDIA WINS | HUGHES' SUPPORT, World Court Jurist Says He Will Probably Take Part in Name Hall, 916 Eleventh street north- east, Wednesday night at 8:30 o'clock. Pettit Auxflhr{h . 8. W. V., will giye a card party at their hall on Wisconsin avenue ndyM street Thursday evening, 8 o'clock. - s Pajamas No Sensation. TEXARKANA, Tex. (#).—Pajama- clad pedestrians create no stir in Tex- arkana. On certain streets they have been seen for years.. Many convales- cents of a railroad hospital here wear the modern substitute for the night- | gown. | 37th DIVISION VETERANS REACH ANTWERP IN RAIN | Consul General Presents Visitors to European Officials Who ‘Extend Welcome. | By the Associated Press. ANTWERP, Belgium, September 21. | .—Veterans of the 37th Division of the | A. E. F. disembarked from the liner | Montrose in a drizzling rain today for the reunion in Europe. " crossing the Sheldt at Lyne near Au- denaerde, where a memorial bridge commemorates their feat. " Secretary Rogers of the American Veterans' Association, the first to land, was presented to the welcoming officials by Marion Letcher, consul general here. Others greeting the voyagers included M‘i' Edwin M. 'Watson, United States military attache; Vice Consul Harry T. Sherman and Col. Hamer, representing the Belgian government. A u;l:snlon of the Former Combat- ants' Federation of Antwerp also was present, o Of 6,747,300 pounds of raw silk ev- | in July, 6,482,700 PENITENTIARY SITE PRACTICALLY DECIDED Maryland Welfare Board Takes Option on Frederick County gtrip for New Bullding. Special Dispateh to The Btar, BALTIMORE, Md., September 21.— The new penitentiary building, outside of Baltimore Oity, in all probability, will be located in the southern section of Frederick County, it was intimated to- SRR T S e S A N -several sites in various parts of the Stuart 5. Janney, chairman of the board, refused to say that the group has definitely accepted this site, but did say that an option had been taken on a strip of land near Limekiln, which would provide an ideal location for such an institution. He sald that a definite decision would be made within thfi next 30 T, ul one will be investigated before a de- cision is reached. & S HISTORIC BUCHANAN HOME PASSES TO MISS RATTEW Surviving Member of George B. ‘Willson's Family Receives Wheatland by Will, By the Associated Press. LANCASTER, Pa., September 21.— ‘Wheatland, once the home of the only President of the United States who came from Pennsylvania—James Bu- chanan—today became the property of | will of the former owner, George B| | Willson, who dled last Baturday. ‘ Miss Rattew is a cousin and ohiy surviving member of Willson’s f: She has made her home &t Wheatim for some years. All of Willson's p; erty, estimated to be worth $150,000 was left to Miss Rattew, with the ex: cPrMon of a $1,000 bequest to a faith ful employe. western edge of this city. Of the m acres once contained in the estate, only A small part is left. The house itsell and its furnishings are said to has been preserved in the same arrange. ment as when Buchanan lived there, 1 Buchanan’s former home is on ported from Japan pounds were shipped to States. NBW York campa'gn- The scene along the river presented a striking contrast to that of 11 years a go, when the division prepared for iss Mary W. Rattew of this city. This was revealed with the probating of the | the United | day by mfl'nber‘,ol the State Board of us:oflmd has many harmonica con- Welfare, which has under consideration Fvans Hughes, presiding judge of the Brant mugan prasiding Juses of, e The Store of Smiles, Service and Satisfaction—The Hub—Tune in on Station W his duties abroad, expressed his support B of Fiorello H. La Guardia, the Re-, o 3 publican candidate for mayor, and said ¥ 4 that he would probably take part in the campaign, > he only circumstance which might Aeter him from such participation, Mr. ITighes said, was a lack of time. suppose I shall take some part in n, but I am going to be he explained. “I am leaving for Washington, where I hall sit as special master in the Great akes water rights case between Wis- consin and Illinois. I see no reason | vhy I should not assist in the campaign her than the fact that I shall be husy.” taly now has 1,244 shoe factories, L i Britain now has 25 air liners. employing about 300,000 workers. ! Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, September 21.—Charles Allowance onyour old suite of furniture deaucted from the regular marked price. Returns on Rotterdam. Mr. Hughes returned on the steam- ship Rotterdam of the Holland-Ame: can Line, which docked yesterday morn- ing at Hoboken. 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