The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-27

d n highest card n the hands q
the police q preosnt, according %
oplnion sxprsssed It the station
this morning
Cap VITAL DstaL
II this cap can b proved . be-
longing to DeIorenzo and ~ having
been worn by him Tuesday night.
1t will 90 far toward establishing
the identity Of the murderark
The .38 calibef bullets removed
from the body Of the slain man con-
meet up with the % caliber revolt
yer. and the police feel that they
can establish that there was . mo
tive for the crime. Beyond this.
much Of the conduct Of the case de-
ponds on the accused men.
Must Cd to Work
Mrs. rrankvilla said this morn
ing that she could see nothing but
a dark future ahead of her and her
little children.
7 my brother, he live in New York.
He cannot come, Il is too far. MY
sister, she cannot come. l don
know what to do"
"Oh, no, no use for me to 80 back
there. My father old. not make
much money. l have little sister
there, too, and she could not have
US both. My husband, Angelo, you
know. she help him, send money all
time"
Mrs. Frankvilla's use of "she" in
discriminatory as either masculine
or feminine, is a bit pulling al
times.
my husband, she send money
too, to my sister who come ovel
here. You know, she live in. Iowa
, "You say he sent her the money
| to come to the United States
Eyes. Send money so she could
come get married"
But what will you do"
me? l dom know. My baby
mus feed, mus keep warm. Foot
and. clo'es, they cos SO much. Ant
we got nothing, nothing" sh'
moaned.
II mus work" she went on. ..
mus work SO little Giovanni'-sh'
lapsed into the Italian name Of hel
Oldest child-"can go to school.
don know what do, but l mus d.
something max money"
Your brother and sister, perhap!
they can help you"
Maybe, but ] think not so. The!
are poor. see? They got no mucl
money"
Did your husband own thi
house?'
Frankvflla Good to Wife.
! Mrs. Frankvilla could not under
stand the question until neighbo
repeated it to her in. Italian. Sh'
shook her head.
NO." she said, "she'not own thi
house. We live here but not OWL
see? Oh. my huband he was SO goo'
to me, and he is gone"
| She drew the blood-covered hand
kerchief out and looked at it, cryin
almost Historically. She did no
want the reporter to see her CT
and SO she left the room.
"She cannot work" a neighbo
, said. "She will have another littl
hoy, girl perhaps, in four. fiv
mons"
May Have Money.
At the gas plant of the People
/, Power company, where Angel
Frankvilla was employed and wher
( he had, worked the night he wa
!, murdered, the bookkeeper said ths
a he had been very industriou
: workman. and had worked regr
larly seven days a week, getting
I a day.
n Wheeling coke. you know, pay
. GO cents an hour. Frankvilla worl
t. ed 10 hours every day and worke
d overtime quite often, especially |
!; the winter months. Every Is da,
IN he took away pay check for 5!
IL or more.
E. HE was a hardworking fello'
e. and never missed day at work.
a; don't know how much money
w saved. or whether he saved any, b
he he had property in Silvis at o.
n time. / believe he sold that VIII,
" he moved down to Rock Island.
IL WAS he well-liked~
n Eyes. He was a small fello
70 rather nice looking, and qui
ID. queerful. He used to bring his |
a na tie boys over here once in a VIII
Is. to play while he was working. N,
OF Delorenzo was a great big fellt
,e Is and he would probably have be
Fir able to beat Frankvilla almost
he DEATH"
Delorenzo . Good Worker.
re- Was Delorenzo a good worker
on Eyes. he always worked hard a
", was on hand regularly. He
We been working at the power pls
Sn up to a week ago since April.
nd fore April he was over here.
of did he and Frankvilla have q
I'm trouble around here!'
ie- "No. They didn't speak to "a
~n other, but they never had a
he fights or quarrels."
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