Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-30
new PARLIAMENT
IN ITALY WILL
Be CALLED SOON
Present Body Dissolved Follow
ing Failure to Find Solution
To Fiume Problem.
FREE ALL FIGHT
IN DEPUTIES HALL
Now Duels Between Legislators and
Journalist Are To Follow
Daniels Denies British
Ordered Landing


Rome, Sept. 29.-Parliament was
dissolved today. Elections will be
held November 6 and parliament will
reassemble December /.
Rome, Sunday, Sept. 2S.-Debate
in the chamber of deputies was in
terrupted today by free fight
which lasted ten minutes and in
which about 100 deputies partci-
pated. The opinion is expressed ir
some quarters that the cabinet, as d
recult Of the incident, may decide tt
resign.
The correct figures for the vote
of confidence given the cabinet and
premier Nitti were 2O8 to 148 in
stead of 208 to l40, as at first re-
ported.
The chamber adjourned tonight un-
til Wednesday when it will decide
whether a vote shall be taken on the
question of discussing the peace
treaties.
In consequence of the fight severa
challenges to fight duels were an
nounced between deputies and be-
tween deputies and journalists.
A heated discussion preceded the
riotuous scene. Members of the par
1imentary league insisted upon ask
ing the government whether it in
tended to discuss the treaties before
adjournment. Premier Nitti answer
ed that he would first have vote
ton should and then what ever fac
ton shoulr be in power would decide
what should be done.
Thereupon members of the parli
mentary league invaded the minis
ters' bench shouting and gesticulat
ing.
A party Of socialists then rushed
from their seats and faced their ad
versaries, the group soon engaging
in fisticuffs.
Premier Nitti, who had left tn
government benches, returned t(
his place when the disturbances hao
somewhat subsidized. He was greet
ed with applause.
Defends America.
| The adjournment taken after tn
vote of confidence was amidst tn
greatest excitement, many of the de
dispersed asked as to whether tn
government really intended to brins
the matter Of the discussion Of thu
treaties up on Wednesday. The belle
seemed rather to be that the cham
Der would be dissolved for the hold
inp of general elections.
The vicinity Of the chamber wa
occupied by police. GARDENERS ant
troops while the body was in session
to prevent disorders and groups tina
ATTEMPTED demonstrations for o
AGAINST the government were easil
dispersed.
Deputy Turati, leader of the Off
cial socialist censured those who nov
were attackino American interven
tion. after Italv had Scaled Ameri"
tn her rescue" He condemned tn
D'Annurzio raid upon Fiume, an
continues:
"After MAKING war upon Ger
manv and Austria we now arc pre-
narin" for war AGAINST JuoO- Slavis
hut which Of the American hanks wi
SUNNY us with the funrs ?"
Sionor Turati argued that
would he onlv power Of the pro'eta
dio+ that could spve Italv from eithe
mi'itarism or holshevism.
"We socialists, even the r,ildes
amonp rsT he continued. "if M
W q choice hntwean mil'tarism an
Rolshnvism will not hesitate tn choos
the latter The neace +reatv m"s
he discussed bv the pnnple. All thi
con he accomplished through gener
| al elections"
| Count Sodnrini a Catholic dnpntv
c"nnortod the, plan Of proclaimini
Fiume Italian