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ANTED—A RETURN LOAD OF FURW ST s PRANEFER ARD sHul CE 18 “ul be responsible on other lhln myself. 814 So. Care { THOMA of Chaplin’s fortune and pro for the support of the children. AND STUR- VEN THAT 1 WILL, Tor ahy dehts comtrariad THE EVENING \l'\R WASHINGTON, D. .. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1927. lITA GREY CHAPLIN Wife of Comedian Says She Must Go to Work to Pro- vide for Children. By the Ascociated Press. LOS ANGELES, March 16.—Foiled I by her wealthy screen star hushand in her recent fight to collect $4,000 a month temporary alimony, Lita Grey Chaplin turned toward the mercury lights of Hollywood again today for her livelihood. Announcing that she had been starved into the necessity of going back to work, the wife of Charles Chaplin, who has been living theo- retically penniless in her husband's 40-room mansion at Beverly Hills since her recent failure to extract an income from the comedian's alleged vast but mobile fortune, Mrs. Chaplin said last night she woul arn to the movies within two weeks. Mrs. Chaplin disclosed that she had been deluged with motion picture and vaudeville offers since the filing of her sensational suit for divorce, but at the outset had refused them. They included an offer of $2, week and royalties for the appe ance of her two children and he: self in a picture, she declared. Children Not to Play in Since the estr: vember Mrs. C on money raised by fri onds tives. The upkeep of the man which is given gt §3,000 a month, the accumalation ' of upaid forced her, she said, to go to work Mrs. Chaplin said her children will not be permitted to appear on the screen. Vaudeville offers were re- jected for the reason that a stage tour would take her away from them. Mrs. Chaplin stressed the fact that her return to pictures is not a signal of surrender in her fight for a share ons She announced her determination to “get what the children should have,” if it takes her “5 to 25 years to get it for them.” Assails His Attitude. “Mr. Chaplin can’t starve me out, though that seems his obvious inten- tion,” Mrs. Chaplin declared. “If he refuses to make any sort of provi- sion for the support and maintenance of the two babies, as he has done so far, then I can do only one thing and that is to return to work. “He has shown that I can't depend he is forced to do. He has shown not the slightest sign of interest in the welfare of the two babies he declares to care for so overwhelming- ly. There hasn’t been a word of in- quiry regarding their health since he left for New York. Neither has there been cven a mere postcard of remembrance to the children from him. He doesn't know whether they are starving or not and apparently he absolutely does not care a Jot, since he has failed to advance any- thing at all directly to maintain them or even provide them with food.” AUDITOR RESIGNS Accused Official Quits on Eve of Impeachment Trial. CHARLESTON, W. Va., March 16 (®).—John C. Bond, suspended State Auditor, who was scheduled to face impeachment proceedings before the West Virginia State Sepate this morn- ing, submitted his resignation to Gov. Howard M. Gore late yesterday. In a statement accompanying. his resignation, Bond set forth that ill health and insufficient finances would not_permit him to “engage in a trial of this character.” Bond was removed from office by Gov. Gore last October, following a hearing on charges of malfeasance in office. The resignation disposes of the im- peachment trial, but has no legal ef- fect on charges of embezzlement now pending against Bond. The criminal case against him is set for trial at the next term of court. RETURNS TO FILMS Fthey will no longer resist us on him to do anything except what |W RISE OF A NEW CHINA Gandhi Plans to l'lghl Bri h With “Mass Disobedi- ence,” He Tells American, Citing Victories of Early C ARTICLE . BY UPTON CLO | “When we show the British unity, Why, if we Indians would but spit in unison we would form a puddle big enough to drown 300,000 Englishmen.” So spoke Mahatma Gandhi, the tle naked man,” sitting before me at his spinning wheel in his little hut in Sabermati village. 1 was but one of | many pilgrims that morning who had taken the long bullock ride up from | Ahmedabad station to see and talk | with this mild, insignificant appearing | man, who leads the mightiest move- ment of discontent in India. He set aside his morning meditation, the period of intense study and meditation to which he devotes a large part of day, to tell his plans to | the power of E | “lit y, come to | nd feel his 2 visitors were, most gdzo at Gandhi's face presence; but a great Indian historian whose hooks are standard authorities in London, a Moslem scholar and the white-robed teacher of a great boys' school were among those of every creed, race and caste who came that day to see the Mahatma-—the great soul that all India reveres. Takes Cue From Early Ch “I am taking lhl‘ field again,” told us, prisonment retirement. pflr(_\'. 5 has made gains at the recent elections throughout Indla, which now indorses use of the ultimate weapon againsi civil disobedience.” we ask. law the British make, save only those of moral regulation, we will find 10,000 people to break with fast- ing and prayer.” “But can that succeed?” we gasp. “In all history it has never failed,” he replies solemnly. “You of the West have heen taught that it is only violence and force which wins. They have never conquered. The Christian Church conquered the Roman empire by mass civil Gisobedience. The primi- tive missionaries conquered the world for your Christ without a weapon. We Indians believe in early Christianity more than you do, who have been taught by the apostles of the later faith. Bring this down to modern terms. vhat do_we want to do with the British. 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That was dif- ferent Gandhi is in the field again, the leader of India's leaders. He plans, he told me, not merely to travel over India, preaching his mass civil dis obedience, but in the Spring he is to This will COAL! words, Is your coal supply running low, and will you need a little more to carry you through the Winter? A trial order of our clean, high-grade anthracite or bituminous coal will assist you in determining where to place your order next season. Our prices reasonable, consistent with high-quality coal and efficient service. W. H. Hessick & Son Phone Franklin 8128 Main Office, Yard and Trestle | be another new move in this steadily | laboration | among its Gvo greatest and most dis- | | from war as n means of ridding their | ‘| way to they in common . the col- | growing insurgency revolt | in the | quieting elements. i ‘I cannot hope by my counsel.” says Gandhi, “to turn the Chinese away ¢ of the influences of the for. 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