Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1925, Page 14

TaL WALES ARRIVES N SOUTH AFRIA Great Crowd Greets Prince n as He Lands—Fog Lifts When Ship Anchors. Br the Associated Press. CAPE TOWN, South Africa, April —The Prince of Wales arrived here tod: uiser Repulse Africa ¥ was shrouded ir on the battle his visit to South a dense val escort sailed out At 7:30 am. »d on the shora scort booming “pulse rince visited the wardroom se on Monday and Tues- 1d chatted gayly with the corresponder, however, he h for retired today’s uthward he climax was reached in a sk rosswords,” in which Wales rb, with a n the curtain rose many in the d not recognize the seated in a corner wing the points of her and there were gasps ed her head, disclosing countenance of his royal demurely v small slippe 1 visitor landed at 11 a.m. and drove through miles of cheering crowds to de, where loval addr ted BOWLES’ RELEASE DENIED | Kansas Judge Refuses Writ for| “Nicky" Arnstein’s Aide. ‘i S CITY, Kans, Bowles, a law April 30.— ver, indicted “Nicky” Arnstein and ew York in eonnection ft of $5,000.000 in stocks | was denied a writ of | y States Dis- . Pollock here yes- | Jules in | ase from the | eavenworth, len stock certificates in the Dis- trict of Columbia. ted to the penitenti- cEs g B “Masque” to Be Presented. s “Masque of Pandora” St. Hilda's Gar- thedral for the Missions, | Dow is | Watson Free- an of the produc and is being aided by ch ! of | COMPA FINED IN HOTEL FIGHT Mayflower Waiter Pays $10 in Con- nection With Jofre’s Row With Policeman. Jean Leurent, waiter at the May- 1, arrested with Senor Don . Bolivian attache, a week ago, was fined $10 on a charge of dis- orderly conduct upon his appearance before Judge John P. McMahon in Police Court today. Leurent pleaded not guilty to the charge, claiming that he did not try to prevent the arrest of Senor Jofre, but accompanied him through curiosity to the first precinct. He admitted riding around with him prior to enter- ing the restaurant. The defendant stated that he had lost his position at the hotel because of the publicity arising from the matter. P. R. R. WILL RETIRE 95. Vice President Among Veterans to Leave Service. CHICAGO, April 80.—The Pennsyl- vania Railroad system tonight will r tire 95 of its employes, including Henry Tatnall, Philadelphia, vice | president in charge of finance. Among the other pensioners are switch tenders, engineers, blacksmiths | and conduc They include enry A. Fenwick, 44 year service; Theo: dore Shafer, 43; Tierman R. Adamsky, and James H ansport, Ind.: and Sebastian Wayne, Ind Butler, irand Rapid Stoltz, 30, all Millard R. Cowan, Entredacher, 3, Walter S. Chap Ind., and Frank H. Mich, Fort | man, | Perry Barrymore Leaves England. LONDON, today for New York after his season in “Hamle t the Haymarket Theater in London, John Barrymore, the American actor, declared that the task of putting a play on, producing it and playing in it was an exhausting one. “Last week there were nine perform- ances,” said Barrymore. “In Eng- land one must give one’s best, but England is a marvelous place to play in. 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The painters are carefully watching the plumbing situation, which, it is understood, ~will largely influence them in their action. Both the union plumbers and the master plumbers are also watching the progress of the palnters’ strike. ° The plumbers’ con. tract ends next Wednesday. Increase, If Any, Small. While there is notning definite in regard to what the ultimate oy of the strikes or the plun v will be, the gener: ituation at this time in any wage increase is granted not be as large as the dollar of the that if it will asked. The operative builders, who are to enlarge their fight against those organizations desiring ingreased wages, are now seeking MR. MOTORIST When your gears shriek, stop the damage and restore normal conditions by filling the gear boxes of your Motor Car or Truck with EBONITE. !I will put those whimper- ing, grinding transmission or differential gears to sleep. You won't even get a wi per out of them, and you'll save repair bills, Buy with your mind made up. 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Mellon and Emile Daeschner, French Ambassador to the United States, came here today to participate in the founder's day exercises at Carnegie Institute this afternoon. Attorney General Sargent and Ambassador Daeschner will make addresses. By the Associated Press. HONOLULU, April 30.—The um- pires of the joint Army and Navy maneuvers just concluded have no desire to bLecome embrofled in & controversy over who won the war Contain just figures, story. ness. Others tell stories fortune and failure. Will the story your with its progress? 7th & D Sts. 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