Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1925, Page 35

VTR \Powerful Battle Cruiser, Polished Like Jewd, to PREVENTS CHOICE Delay in Naming Minister to Chira Ascribed to Compe- TfiE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1925. Carry Prince on Long Voyage Which Is to Extend to South America. By the Associnted Pr LYMOUTH, England, March 27.— which Wales sively this year. has indulged RUMANIA IS SEEKING SUPPORT OF GREECE Has Scant Hope of Aid of Little Entente in Financial War Against Germany. exten- | By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daliy New: SOFIA, March 27.—Continued post- nian subjects by Jugoslav authorities. Secondly, the policy of Edouard Benez, foreign minister of Czecho- slovakia, who has been the principal figure In the Little Entente, tends to- ward a grouping of central European powers, together with Jugoslavia, with the object of concluding a defensive | alliance against Germany. The group- ing does not include Rumania, and as ‘the latter is waging a financial war with Germany she does not want to remain isolated. Thirdly, neither Czechoslovakia nor Jugoslavia is willing to accord Ru- mania as much support in event the Soviets raid Bessarabia as Rumania wants. Indeed, both the Czechs and | the Jugoslavs point out that the Little | Entente was formed with the o of maint@lning peace in Central F rope and cannot engage Iitself in other disputes. Rumania has become alarmed the prospect described above, and is negotiating with a view to Greece| Joining the Little Entente. Rumania | and Greece have no important con- | flicting interests, as Bucharest states- men feel their hands will be strength- ened if Greece enters the entente. (Conyright, 1925 by Chicago Daily News (o) °t| United States Cavalry, at the General | Stafr School, Fort Leavenworth, Kan., | has been ordered to San at)duty with the Texas | @ress met ye prorogation until December & Corbusier Ordered to Texas. Lieut. Col. Philip W. Corbusier, | 6‘TREW99 VALUES tn dependable used cars of « makes. No finance char, THE TREW MOTOR CO. 1509 14th St. Main 4173 Open Evenings Until 9 P.M. Antonio, for National Guard Legislature Is Prorogued. LISBON, Portugal, March 27.—Con- and decided on the | f the present Legislature | The prince’s quarters, which are in the forepart of the ship, were espe- cially built when the Repulse was overhauled a few weeks-ago and the gymnasium was installed at his per- sonal request. “Anything Wwill do for sleeping quarters,” he said, “but I want a com- plete gymnasium handy.” ponement of the Little Entente's con- ference, which should have been held in Bucharest last January, has caused various Sonjectures. For a considerable time relations between Jugoslavia and Rumania have mnot been of the. friendliest, owing to the alleged ill treatment in the province of Banat of Rum thing is in readiness aboard H. Repulse for the Prince of Wales' voyage to South Africa and | South America, beginning tomorrow. The grim battle cruiser has been scrubbed and polished until she looks like a jeweled ship, with brass Minister to | and nickel blazing in the sun and her iould Schurman, de- | decks and sides spotle: n the nature of The twelfth successive man-of-war friends |to bear that name under the Union post. Jack, the Repulse will be the crack ship ‘of his majesty’s fleet during the |time the prince is aboard. Only the 2 e unstable |best of officers and tars have been situation in China is causing an evi- | chosen to accompany the prince,-and dent reluctance to leave the Peking |every day life on board while Wales' legation even temporarily without the | standard is at the foremast will be a service of a qualified minister. display of rigid discipline and tidi- loe ness e e entu skt | Wheniothar ceatt dlp thels flais tu The matter of filling the vacancies | When other eraft i Thel (UES i the legations in Rumania and Al- | S8Jute they Wil be paviae TTace of bania also is held up in the cross % HVing example of the SPENTON, o of pressure behind rival claim- | Pritaine ses power s (2Tl e Soator thanoncs main batfery of six 15-inch guns and The sltuation-with respect to the | Maln battery ot six 15-(0ch LIS CT0 Peking post, however, Is surrounded iatea ) G ¢d ! pable of hurling the whole mass by developments which have empha- | FaB/0 2F, MECHE BI S Tots an sized even more strongly of late the hour. necessity nf“mallnhlunllrxf»: the most in- | "Ul} ne time the prince is aboard imate touch with affalrs in order | AT h® FHRE TUe BEMIC (K VO adequately to protect Americans and | 16 BIRES t0 PRORE QU S S same jhelr properties against the possibil- | nner as he occupies himselt while ity of recurrent political disorders. Rt Jemos PaTane. GHIS: quarters Critieal Period in Peking. on the Repulse will contain a gym- While the de facto government in |nasium, bedroom, bath and smoking Peking appears to have a% much |room. nominal control as any recent Chin The gymnasium, a virtual repro- central government has possessed, |duction of the one at the palace, new uncertainties with respect to the | with the addition to the usual ap- alignment of military factions have |paratus of a mechanical horse, to resulted from the recent death of Dr. |substitute for the &unting rides in Sun Yat Sen, the South China leader. Where his followers may aliga them- = selves, and what effect this may have on the portentious political situation | AIDES FOR SHOW NAMED. in China, still remains an open ques- tion. Many close students of the intri- cacies of the Chinese political tangle believe that a large group of Dr. Sun's followers will ally themselves with what they see to be a rapidly | g spreading rad entiment with the political awakening of millions in that country. Evidences of a rapid infiltration of bolshevist doctrine are regarded, in fact, as one of the most unstable elements in the situation. tition of Aspirants. EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE—:E ?'wamwi oeilat Coads, Spocal Easter Fashions and Colors Stressed in Charming New Twill Coats $25 Regular and Extra Sizes— 16 to 44 and 421 to 521 Peheco Tooth Paste, 38¢. Melba Love Me Face FPow- der, 75e. Street Floor And such a wide range of exquisite Spring shades—Pow- der blue, rust, harvest, beige, shutter green, rose, gravel, chili, wigwam, gray, navy and black. Featuring last-minute styles—for they have just arrived— fur borders, moufflon, vicuna and mandel, or simply tailored models, in Prince of Wales and wrap-around styles. 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Jeweled clasp. crl (Manufectured) Neck- Miss Regina Vachon of Trinity Col- lege has been appointed chairman of the college and academy committee operating for the success of the Patrick Players’ production of “The Holy City” at the National The- ater next week Other members of the committee are Miss Harriet Dugan of Visitation Academy, Miss Julia Dailey of St. Cecelia’s, Miss Josephine Gallery of Immaculata Seminary, Miss Eleanor Finch of Sacred Heart, Miss Helen Higgins of Immaculate Conception Academy, Thomas J. Dunn_of St John's College, Frank J. Murray, SpecLBjsdtch (o The Slac president of the 1925 class at George- SRR I W0 e town, and James F. O'Donnell of The contract for the erection o EiCollege. State armory on South iCenter str The committee from the Catholic on the site of the frame building now | Daughters of America comprises Dr. used for armory purposes, w ward- | Mary C. Boland, Miss Lulu Fitzpat- ed last night to John Vandegrift, | rick, Miss Leonora Anthony, Miss this city, by Adjt. G Milton A.|Anna Beichert, Miss Florence Win- Heckford. There Were five other bid- | ters, Miss Elsle Bennett, Miss Sarah ders. 7 Polley, Mrs. Anna Holmes, Miss Mary The building is to cost $60,000, the | J. Stoneman, Miss Rita Fogarty, Miss amount of the State appropriation.|Margaret Doran, Mrs. Ellen Smith, The armory will be the home of Com- | Mrs. Sadie Trapp, Mrs. Anna Kerfoot, vany G, st Regiment, Maryland Na- | Mrs. Sarah Gantley, Mrs. Katheryn tional Guard, Harry E. Flook, captain. | Martin, Mrs. Mary Kirby and Mrs. It s to be completed by October 1. | Elizabeth Gowans. 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