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Evening star., 1925-09-30
R|FF|ANS BOMBARO
TETUAN FROM HILLS
Casualties Are Reported in
SheIIinq of Capital Of
Spanish Morocco.
AZ ths Associaisd nrAu

Bv ths Associated NrAp
TANGTER, Septemher 50. Tetuan.
capital Of Spanish Morocco. was
heavily shell.d bv tn. rsbel Noroc-
cans. using 75-milimeter guns. Mon
6ay nisht. according 10 adriCe= reach
ing here TO-DAY.
The hombardment was dWected
against the city from the hills N the
southeast The Spaniards sdmi, cssu
alties or seven killed OF wounded.
Some animals also were hu and builo
inss were damaged.
The Spanish artillery repiied 10 IN.
Rifria hr> by shellina over the town
from he hiiis 10 The north OF Tsruan.
EveLtuallv the rebels guns we're
silenced " is nor known what ca su,
alties were inflicted on I'll. Rifnans.
The rebel bombardmen, is believed
to be counter move TO the Spa mis- h
advance from the Alhucemas Bay re
gion on Aidir. Abd-el-Krim's capital,
which is within four miles OF the
Spanish lines. The Riffians appa rently
have taken advantage OF m. reduced
sarrison defending Tetuan.
The civil population Of Tetusn is
uneasy as resul, of the lombard.
ment However. the important com
munications with Ceuta. to the north
and Tangier. TO the northwest. have
not been affected and traffic on these
roads continues normal. In cons.
auence Of the new Ri1isn threat TO
the Spa nish capital. all the Spa nish
troops on leave in Tsngier have been
recalled to active duty.
French Open New Drive.
t'EZ. Morocco. Septembe 30 LP).-
The French began new offensive
against the Riff1an rribesmen in the
eastern sector this morning. Tn. opei-
ations We're nuita successful. the
French claim. their troops ca silly TAX
ing the important heights Of De kAr-
kour. north Of Kifane, on tbe right
bank Of the River Chaouia.
The French continued to advance in
direction dominating the Dtab.l
Akhoun.
Guards Diss sppesr.
MADRID. September 80 I<). - An
official communication issued TODAY re
ports that Add lKrim guards on th.
Spanish eastern front have disaDpe
ed. Reports received by the Spaniards
tend 10 show that the Rifaans suf
fered heavy losses during th. recen,
Spa nish adVanc"
Evening star., 1925-09-30
MOTHER OF CHAPLIN
MAY REMAIN IN U. S.
Given Permission to Stay in Home
Provided BY Comedian Until
February. 1925.

Hannah Chaplin. aged mother Of
Charles Chaplin. the moving picture
comedian. wss today granted temper
ary permission TO remain in the
United States until February I. 1925.
Since her original entrar into the
United States in 1920 Mrs. Cha pin
has been under treatment in home
mainta ined for her by her son In Cal
ifornia. Temporary permits for her
residence in the United States have
been continued in effect prAviou sly
by the immigra tion authorities
though the question Of her perma nent
right TO residence has never been
pa ssed upon finally.
Charles Chaplin. al one stage Of
The Department Of Labor inquiry,
presented evidence 10 show that his
wealth was in the neighborhood OF
81 900 900 and offered guarantee TO
assure that his mother would never
become public CHARGE despite her
a affiictiOn.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
Husbands sEMission'' Was to Defraud
Her, Wife Charges, Asking Freedom

that the defenda mt represented him
self an English noblemsn OF sreac {
wealth and social position ira yelling
on a secret mission for his country,
with permission to use the name of
Ward. He insisted that she refrain
from discussing him or their ap-
pros ching marriage with her friends.
she states, for fear Of defeating the
purpose OF his mission. The mis-.
sion.'' according 10 the wife. was TO
defraud her OF her monev through
misrepresentatf tfons.
Bea verbrook promised her world
tour for their honeymoon and resi-.
dence in Ensla nd Mrs. Rea verbrook
SAYS. but neither has materialixed
She asks permisaion to resume her
maiden name. Virginia Cameron.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
CHURCH BANS WOMEN
iMMOOESTtY DRESSED
Pope Understood 10 Be Back Of
Circular Ordering Election Of
Improperly CARRIED.

BY the Aesoc1sted PreA
ROME, September s0.-The war
against immodest dress in the
churches reached decisive STAGE to-
day when the central holy year
committee issued q circular TO the
directors Of pilsrimaKes notifying
them all women found in churches
not conforming to the rules for proper
sarb will be elected. 1t is under
stood that the circular wss issued at
the behest of Pope Plus.
The regula tions prescribe thar the
women. must have their heads Gov
cred: their clothing must be opa que,
reasonably Ions. closed up to the
collar and the sleeves must come at
least below the elbow"
The circular says that notwirh.
sta nding repeated peremptory war
ings by the episcopate and priests
and the insistent exhortations of the
holy father. one still sees entering
the churches persons not conforming
to the dignity OF these ~ cred places,
since they dress in a manner OF
fensive to the primitive sense Of nat
ural veserVe and to the candAl a.
pisus souls.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
Quake in Montana
Shakes Snow From
Roofs Of Buildings
NJ The Associsied rr.n

HELENA. Mont. September 80.
4 sharp ca hquake OF sufficient
Intensity 80 loosen accumulated
Snou on the roofs OF residences
nnd 90 use small snow slides wae
felt hore = $50 o'rlock this morn
ing. The dlslurha nee lasted 4 sec
on6e. The Iremor md the sliding
enoN s"skaned man, residents.
OAK la Nd rarf. Sept.r,ber
;" hl. a lich' earthquake shock
"as felt herh a. $50 am 'o5av.
No damage reporteS
san Fra NClSCO. Septenbef 50
tr). An earthquake shock. 50 lishr
'hs' q great par, rf the citv's pnru
lation apparently did MOI tee tt
visited San Fra ncisco - 100 m
todaN.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
Y. NJ, COOL QUITS POST

Announcement or the resigna ton
OF Howard M. Cool. director Of the
Better 8psiness Bureau was made
today b. Joshua Evans. ir, chairma n
OF the ,,,srd OF trustees Of the or
sanizs ton.
Mr.. Coc1 has resigned to direct the
pulp V pcd business. The bures u
will be: IN charge of Louis Roths-
child, W,o Will carry on the work of
acting Girector. Mr.. Cool will act in
an advisory apacity to the bureau
for sevetai months
Mr. Cnol. formerly director OF the
ClevelaT1 Better Business Bureau.
came to. Wa shinston to take over the
local bE"eau upon the resignation Of
Francis X. Wholly. two years ago.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
ADVISORY COUNCIL
TO DISCUSS BUDGET
Director Lord Grants Hearing on
District Heads Plea for
s3s. 1000, 900 Appropria ton.

The Citizens Advisory Council will
be sra nted an informal hearing by
Budget Director Lord at the Treas
urN Department at II O'Clock tomor-
row morning, at which time the coun-
ell will support the recommendation n
" made to the District Commission
"rs several monrha ego for an sd
preparation hill Of approximately
S3a 900 600.
Since the council has no kno wledse
OF the final recommendation. made
by rhe Commissioners 1t will conflpe
it's testimony TO the pro cjects it recon.
mende6 before the estimates we're
completed
The council will be represented be
fore the Budget Bureau by Chsirma n
Jesae g. Suter, Or. George c. Hsve
ner and DR.. George Richs rd.on.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
HAWAIIAN FLIGHT
CHIEF IN CAPITAL
FOR AIR INQUIRY
tContinued from First PAGE

ure to read the papers. The com =
mander tolera antly answered all other
questions within reason.
Following their conference in the
Secretarys ONCE the hyers went to
the Bureau of Naval Aeronautics md
posed again for the ca meramen. this
time with Rear Admiral Moffe1. chief
Of the bureau.
This afternoon they had no fixed
plans, but Comdr. Rodgers indicate ted
that he might go to The House once
Building and listen in on the air
craft hearings.
The comma nder refused TO divulge
the nature Of the testimony he ex-
poets to give to the Presidents com
mittee, except to say that # would he
entirely impartial and for the good
OF the service He maintained
silence also on the Mitchell charges.
Evening star., 1925-09-30

Mrs. Virginia Cameron Besverbrook
OF Wardma Park Hotel today asked
her mfrriaee to Cornelius Bea YER
brook. whose wherea bouts is un-
known 40 her. The wife says Beaver
brook, Iafter a whirlwind courtship
of few weeks. prevailed on her
through fraud and Misrepresentation
to 60 10 Rockville and be married
June II. They returned Immediately
to Washington and. after obtaining
q large. sum Of money from her snd
other things OF value, the wife as
serts. he left town and she has since
been una Bile to locate him.
Throkxh Attorney Thomas c. Brad
ley, MlN.. BeaverbrooHiIells the eour,
Evening star., 1925-09-30
MACMIllAN'S RETURN
DATE NOW IS UNKNOWN
Bowdsin Meeting Gales and Snow
storms. and Time Has
Been DELAYED
by The Associated fress.

BY The AssocIstsd Pres.
PORLAND, Me-. September Sc
Impossible 10 tell when we shall
reach Wisca sset" is the latest word
from Lieut.. Comdr. Donald q. Mac
MILAN. Previously he had given the
date Of the return Of his Arctic ex-
pedition as October 10.
In q radio message 10 Da mel w.
Hoegg here today he advised that the
schooner Bowdoin was meeting gales
and thick snow storms md was now
at Battle Herbor. labrador.
He added that he ordered the
steamer Peary TO proceed TO Sydney
c. B., where she probably will await
the Rowdoin.
Celebration Ptz Hned
PORTMOUTH. y. H.. September 30
R).-Secretary Wilbur of the Navy
has designated Capt. Douglas e. Dis
mukes. comma ndant of Portsmouth
Navy Yard, TO represent the Navy al
the celebration, which win marx the
return OF the Mac MILAN Arctic ex.
peditfon TO asset. Me.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
SEE HOPE OF COAL PEACE
Scranton Commerce Chamber Be.
ieves Ground Work Laid.

SCRANTON. Pa. September 80 G4o).
Hope that the groundwork for a
resumption OF operations In the an
thra cite mining feld had been laid
was expressed by members OF the
Scra nton Cha amber OF Commerce COM
mittee after q fourhour conference
behind closed doors here last night
with John l.. Lewis. president OF the
United Mine Workers of America.
Although no statement other tina n
that the outlook was hopeful was
issued by the committee. its members
said that within a few days they
expected to hold another conferenos
With Mr.. L3wis with DEFINITE results.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
PREFECT BANS JOURNAL.
Important Newspaper, Fascist Fo.
in Italy, Ordered Suspended.

TURIN, Italy, September so Op).-
The Sta mpau. one of the mos, impor.
tsnt newspapers Of northern Italy.
has been suspended by the prefect
The paper has lons conducted a vio.
lent campaign against the Fsscists.
Its publication Of an article on the
recent army ms neuvers as they
would ha We occurred in a real war"
picturing Fascist soldiers 1ootinS shops
and indulgins in other excesses
brought about the projects action.
Local Fascist burned copies of the
pa per and staged demonstration In
approval OF the suspe nsion
Evening star., 1925-09-30
FRENCH AIR ACE COMING,

PARIS. September 80 OP.-Rene
F'onck, Frances greatest. fighting
f1ver in the World War, sailed for
New York today. He said he would
study American aviation at the invi-
tation OF the Washington Govern
mept and would also represent France
AZ the meet to BE- held next month
al Mitchell Field, Mineols. n. Y.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
DEL .EG AvES on WAy MERE.
Saktatvsia Exclusion is Resented n.
Some

SaktafVsia Exclusion es Resented Es
Some.
NEW TORN Septenbe' so 'F).
After tEo crowded days Of entertain.
ment and preparatory work here tor
th- InterparlianentarN Union corfer-
ence starting in Washington tom orrow
800 foreign delegates left pennsylva MIA
Station on a special train this morning
ror the Ca pital.
by the ma yor and reception com.
nittee and mosr o. the dav will be
spent in visiting IN. national shriues
Of the city.
The spetial rrain ~nl arrive in
Washington about Gao o'clock tonight.
E,itra preca autions were taken by thA
police force 10 prevent disorder. but,
In contra with the scsnes al the
arrival OF several delegations. the de
pc arturo today was without incident.
Ssktstvsis Case Discussed.
The STATE Department, exclusion
, of Sha purii Saklstvala. Communist
member Of the British Parliament.
, from the United States. threatens 10
interrupt discussions OF WORLD peaC.
plans by the union al Washington be
ginning tomorrow.
Though the unions council hopes
the question will NOT be raised som.
delegates appear inclined TO ask Sen
ator William 3. Mckinley Of Illi2ois.
general chairman Of the conference.
70 explain the conditions under which
invita- tions we're issued TO rhe ~ ma
tional groups which ar. 70 attend the
meeting.
The council. meeting here issI night
10 consider the axends OF the con
ference, pa ssed a resolution upholdins
| the right Of Secretary kellogg to bar
, Saklatvala because the United States
can enforce its own laS Ss. Saklstvala
had protested 10 the council sgainsl
the oppression Of the rights of the
conference" and contended that any
I country which Disseminated against
members OF body coming on an Of
fetal mission should refrain from
playing host
Not Taken Seriously
Outside OF the council various views
were expressed by British delegates
Ben Riley. Labor member. and Tom
Williams. 8ritish miners representa-
tive, who are not members Of the
council. insisted that Saklatvsla had
8 right 10 come. Sir Robert Horne.
former chancellor OF the excheouer
and president Of the British group. 50 Id
he saw no res son why the Commn mis-,
member OF Parliament should not have
come. but added that Sakiatvsls
should NOT be taken seriously.
italian Renegades" Scored.
ROME. September 80 P).-Com.
mentin2 on the disorder which at.
tended the arrival In New York Of the
Italian delegates to the Interparlia.
mentarr Union Congress II Tevere
extreme Fascist per, urges the gov
eminent to ass legisla ton against the
italian renegades" abroad taking
away their citizenship and selling
their properties In italy.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
Compen 81 ton Law Winning.

PHOENIX. Arix., September 80 L&p.
With returns from 253 precincts OUT
OF 4S1 tabulated. victory for propo-
nents Of State workman's compen-
"a toin law was indicated TODAY as the
result Of the special election yester-
day. The vote for the 253 precincts
was, 9yS47 for: and 2.0Sl against.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
4OO.u .uOO GALLONS LIQUOR
PILED UP ON ISLANDS
ST. Pierre and Miquelon Haven for
Ram Runners Unable to
dodge Coast Guard.

av tn. ..ocisted Press
GLA 1GOW. September 30 - 81.
Pierre Hnd Miouelon. the little French
isla nds eef the Newfoundls nd coast
are wntsky-logged. Four hundred
fhousaa I'D gallons of liquor, chiefly
Scotch whisky, have been la nded there
by rum runners who could not dodge
the Co9s1 Guard and put it ashore in
the United States. The liquor is valued
at So $50 900
The two little isia nds have popu-
iation or less tina n 1000. chiefy fisher
men. ID consequently there is little
market there for the whisky.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
End Of Chinese Boycott Seen,

Annoy, China. September 80 P).-
The end of the Chinese boycott
against British shipping was seen
when ships began arriving Yesterday
with cargo and took sboa rd hundreds
plan ia tiona.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
Atterbury Made New Pennsy Head

PHI - DEi.PHIA, September 50
T.-W>lism Wallace Atterbury to-
day wps elected president Of the
; Pennsyls ania Railroad Co. He sue
ceeds Samuel Rea, retired under the
companE'a pension reeula ttons
Evening star., 1925-09-30
HE|NEN TO APPEAR
AT INQUIRY TODAY
Will Give Views on Shenan-
dOah Fall-PrObe 10 Be
Brought Here.
~ ne .socrst.r rrass

LAkEHUEST. y. T.. Seotemhe, 40
Capt. Anton Heiren former Ger.
man Zeppelin pilot who after The
wreck Of the airship Shena rooah Of
Tered some caustic comment ahou, the
new gas va.Ve system Installed in her
'arlH last summer was the ONLY Wit.
ness calico TODAY before the naval
court OF INQUIRY here.
only 2 single session Of The couri
tNo hours in the afternoon-was
arranged. Dui il vas expected thai
me xaminsuon al Capt. Hsinen
would he COMPLETED in that time
He was consuits NJ expert on the
construction of the ship and piloted
her through The storm in northern
New Jersey and lower New York
after She oroke ava, from he moor
Ing mast here.
Lieu. .icseph s. Anderson aeroio-
cisf on The Shens ndosh VINO made
-ome rather startling statements 70
The court NssterdaN is 10 be - exam
ined later.
The high spot in his testimony was
hat Comdr. Zachary Lansdowne dts
regarded his advice half an hour OF
more before the fatal storm hit The
craft 10 steer course 10 the south
10 avoid the path of storm clouds
then backing up in the wes, in tront
OF the Shenandoah
lt Is the hope OF the court tnat the
hearing can be ira nsferred TO Wash.
ingIon. where Mrs. Lansdowne, Col
William Mitchell now appearing h.
fore the Presidents aircraft board
and technical experts stationed In
that city would he heard The oues.
ZION OF The transfer rests however
with Secretary Wilbur
Evening star., 1925-09-30
VIII Order Probe Here

oy the Assocjsie6 Press
While the formaI request of The
shenandoah court Of inquiry TO trs ns-
ref us aessions TO Washington ha not
eeached Secretary Wilbur. II is under
stood mat he will issue such orders
soon. From The firs, II had been as
sumed by the Navy Department that
the court would want TO hold some Of
tts sessions in Washington because
OF the availa biiity OF Witnesses here
and Other considerations Of conven.
fence.
Evening star., 1925-09-30

tNrs. A. s~snke entry.
Apprentice silou ance rIs,noNA.
weather CLOUDY. track iAss.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
PARlEy DELEGATES
GET HERE TONIGHT
lnterparliamentary Union
viii Omen Conference in
House Chamber Tomorrow.

Nearly 400 men s.nG women repre-.
sentlng the law.mskins bodies OF the
world. VIII come TO Washington TO-
night on ? special train from New
York nd tomorrow morning will con
vene in the chamber of the House Of
Repre- tsriNes. the etNenty-thIrd con
ference ~ ths lnterpsr rlis nentary
Union
The delegates IN tn. conference vii,
be the guests OF the Americs Gov;
ernmenr during their stay here. Their
special train will stop al Philadelphia
en- route TO Washington. While in
the Quaker city the visitors will be
taken - rhs grounds Of the Seseui-
centennial. 10 Independence Hall and
the homes ot several prominent per.
sons
They viii asein hosr their train
at chester. arriving in Washing ton
at 9:25 o'clock. tonight. Most Of the
delegates have reser>e ed rooms al tho
MavhoWer tIoiel. which will be head
quarters Tor The yisitors duripz their
stay in the Ne etional Ca pitsl. They
will remain here for one week. depart
ing on The 7th for OTTAWA capital Of
Canada
Everything possible is heins done 10
make the trip Of the delegates com
Portable. They will leave Union Sta.
tion through the President 5 entra nee,
and cars from the Mayhowsr Hotel
VII awaii them. Upon arriving al
the hot.l they will nnd their ba gage
brought on 70 Washington earlier in
the da,. awaiting them In their
rooms.
Evening star., 1925-09-30

SECOND RACE-Purse 81 400: claiming
I-year-oIds and up: furlongs.
Evening star., 1925-09-30

THIRD RACE-purse ST. 400. the Ssht.
nuree. o-yezr.olds. AZ furlours
Evening star., 1925-09-30

IS. Ross and Mrs. K. Smart
IT,. r. GrifRth eDtry.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES
TOMOR ROW

FIRST RACE-Purse 81 300: claim
m alden 2-year-olds; 5Is furongs.
Evening star., 1925-09-30

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing: 3-yesr-olds and up: l mile and fur
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-20
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

OFFICE OF THE BOARD
Indianapolis, Ind. May 10. 1928.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Pubic works OFT Of the City Of Indianapolis.
Indiana. that IT b desired and deemed nee;
essary to make the following described
Ppos a BY 9 ne Re f S
bered Improvement. resolution; adopted by
said Board on the 18th day of May o 1925:
Improvement Resolution No 1876.
RUSSELL AVE,
From northeast property line OF Madi-
TO west property line of Shelby St,
By grading and graveling the roadway
from curb line TO curb line to uniform
All to be as shown on plan and as
Ali work done in the making of said
described public improvements shall be in
of the Improvement Resolution. as num-
bered. adopted by the Board of Public
Works on the above named day. and the
fications which are on file and may be
seen in the office of said Board of Public
Works of the City of Indianapolis.
fixed wednesday June 10. 1925. at 2 D. m.
at its office in said city as the time. and
place for the public consideration of the
Board Of Pubic Works az will hear All ali per
b i.' to be assessed for said improvement.
to the ' PROPERTY liable to Be assessed FOR
such improvement and the benefits to the
City of Indianapolis will equal the esti-
mated cost thereof
CHARLES +. COFFIN
W. H. FREEMAN,
NJ. J. SPENCER.
May 90 and 81. 1925.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-20
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

TO wHo SA II NAY 1pq coN @aX ~ 1879
p Stc wd is hereby re given by the Board
indiana thas OF on the 0 18th 81 day on %ay
1925, they approved an assessment roll
showing, the prima facie assessments for
ment, as authorized by the Improvement
Resolution named.
Improvement Resolution No. 1885.
PARKWAY AVENUE
From east property line of Madison Ave.
TO west. property line of East St.
by grading and paving the roadway with
S %o9 Srin oI s asphalt 5asphsltcconcrete
to a uniform width of "a feet; grading
and paving the wings of the intersecting
and to the widths as shown on plan: pro-
yiding 1875 lineal feet, of 4x1s-inch strait
fled limestone marginal stone: and resetting
Also extending all water. gas, sewer
and other, private service connections TO
property line where not already in.
All to be as shown on plan and as
specified.
Persons interested in or affected by said
notified that the Board of Public Works Of
said city has fixed Friday May Goth, 1925,
2 p. M, az date upon which remon-
the amount assessed against each piece of
property described in said roll and will
determine the question as to whether such
benefited in the amounts named on said
roll, or ina greater or less sum than that
named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said prima
faoie assessments, with the names of
owners and descriptions of property sub
lect 10 be assessed, is on fl, file snd nd may ~
Public Works of said city.
CHARLES E. COFFIN.
w. H. FREEMAN,
M. j. SPENCER,
Board of Public Works. City of Indian
apolis
May 20, 27, 1895
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-20
LEGAL NOTICES
0SV LEUAL NOlAOES
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

Indianapolis. Ind, May 10, 1925.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: :.
Public Works of the City of Indianapolis
Indiana. that it is desired and deemed nee;
essary to make the following described
public improvements in the City of In
dianapolis as authorized by the following
ed BY said Board on the 18th day of May.
1925 49,