Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1925, Page 22

22 —_—— RIFF SHOT KILLS FRENCH REPORTER Spanish Troops, Supported by Naval Guns, Nearer Abd-el-Krim Base. By the Associated Press FEZ, October 1. correspondent on the Mc for Le Temps, leading P paper, was killed by a Riffian bullet | quarters. the plane and the body of his comrade back to the base at.Ain Aicha. SPANISH RENEW DRIVE. Several Heights Taken in Advance Toward Ajdir. MADRID, October 1 (#).—The Span- ish troops yesterday resumed their advance toward Ajdir, in the Alhumas district, and soon after noon had cap- tured several of the heights blocking the road to the Rifflan general head- The Spanish casualties were relatively small, none killed, but 100 wounded, among them 9 officers. The official statement relating to this operation say “At dawn today we began an ad- vance movement for the purpose of occupying the Important line of ald Kahn, | heights composing Taramara, Buybar 10 Be0% [and Monte Palomas, which dominated our positions on Morro Nueva Penin- sula and which would give us posses. sion of all the bays and creeks on the today, a few moments after leaving | Peninsula, and thus constitute a formi- the headquarters of Gen While the French troops in the Kifane lous tribesmen ulng to sweep f breaking down s offered by the R h opposition as s advices have dable support for our next advance, - | which must be carrfed out shortly. “The Spanish troops, with the’ co- operation of artillery and sea and air forces, fighting admirably and with bravery, gained all their objec- ., overcoming the difficult ground and the resistance of the enemy with celerity. “The advance was exhausting and the fighting flerce, but less sanguinary " |than previous battles, for our losses the base of Abd-el Krim, the Ritlian leader. that Abd-el.K to suspend his offen- etuan. the Spanish cap- nd rush troops to danger spots | ing her maia for totaled only 100, many slightly wound- ed, among them 9 officers, and no Miracles of Literacy. 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EAST SIDE APARTMENT OPENED BY JOHN D., JR.; FOR WORKING MEN Play Court for Children, Steam Heat, Hot Water, Baths, Features—Mrs. Rockefeller Sends Message. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 1.—A new vista of life was presented today to the residents of one crowded East Side block when an innovation in apartment houses for that section, backed by John D. Rockefeller, jr., was thrown open to tenants. The six-story structure is to be known as the Rockefeller Garden apartments and is designed to house the families of workingmen. It has steam heat, hot water and bath rooms and a large sunken garden where the children may play safe from the hazards of street traffic. It has 82 apartments, ranging from four to six rooms, all in excess of the space required by the building laws, RETIRED TEACHER DIES. Miss Emma Patterson Served 40 z tev. I 1 ‘harles E. Stew Years in City Schools. | Interment will be in Miss Emma Patterson, a teacher in | '*™ the public schools of Washin r| 40 years, died at her home teenth street, vesterda brief | She' was retired above five| ,and all rooms facing either the street |or a landscaped court. Rentals are based on an expected return of 6 per cent on the investment. Mrs. John 1% Rockefeller, jr., in a m to those in charge of the opening ceremonies, sent her ‘“hest wishes for the success of the homes |and for the well being of the resi- | dents.” and added. | "I know that homes with s {and fresh air, and beauty tial for all of us and the children if they are to grow up to be the kind the people we want as citizens.” The structure is A between East Sixty-sixth streets. uated on Avenue y-fifth and East principals of Patterson School. armony Ceme- e Mountain Shrinks a Mile. Dr. E. T. Hodge, geologist, in a study of the mountain peaks in the born in Cleve. | Cascade range, has come to the con- among the first | clusion that Three Sisters Mountalin colored students to be graduated from | Was once a mile higher than it is now. | He esti t before the moun- n “b] was 15,000 feet high tterson and the late | The cha thousands of years, terson, were at one time ' he says. MOTOR THIEF GETS . TWO YEARS IN JAIL Boy, 17, Sentenced to 24 Months at Occoquan for Same Offense. Walter Green, colored, 25 vears old, was sentenced today by Justice Hitz in Criminal Division 2 to serve two years in the penitentiary upon admit- ting three charges of stealing automo- biles. The court imposed a sentence of two vears in each case, but allowed the terms to run concurrently. Charles A. Jenkins, colored, 17, will serve two vears at Occoquan. He pleaded gulity to four dégses of steal- ing automobiles. The court fixed the penalty at one year in each case, but - | permitted two ‘of the terms to run concurrently -with the terms. Three former soldiers attached to the War College were hefore the court for sentence. They stole an automo- bile August 22 and drove the car to Media, Pa., where they abandoned it, it was shown. Clifford’ L. Brewer, 21, was given a sentence of one year at Occoquan and placed on probation. Michael B. McCary and Joseph A. Mc- Master, his companions, were re- other , two .| quired "to serve terms of one year each at Occoquan. Terms of one year each at Occoquan were imposed on Stanton. Frasler, col- ored, housebreaking; Archie Cham- bers, colored, grand larceny; Edward James, colored, housebreaking and liarceny, and Amzie McLure, colored, housebreaking. A sentence of six months at Occoquan was given Dan. iel Brown, colored, who admitted a charge of joxriding. Norway has recently advanced to second place among aluminum-produc- ing countries of the world. Again! 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Cherrington, secretary of commit- tee, maid the committee’s members voted unanimously to issue the fol- lowing statement: The Antl-Saloon League has not re- LAKE HEARING MONDAY. Chicago Attorneys Coming for Su- preme Court Proceedings. CHICAGO, October 1 (#).—Attor- | cetved any proposition from the Brew- | neys for the Chicago sanitary district ers. 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