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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28
PREMIER WARNS
EMPL oYERs| NOT
TOLAY OFF MEN
Italian Plant Owners Will
Receive No Aid If They
Shut Out Worketss

Rome, Sept. 3S.- UNITED Pfess.)
Giolitti has warned all
employers notSt attempt lockouts
while the government II drafting It's
proposed labor control bill.
Speaking before the Italian SEN
ate Giolitti warned the owners Of
plants that they would have no aid
from the government II, in reprisal
for the occupation Of their plants
they should shut out the workers.
Giolitti warmly defended his po-
sition In settling the labor c0ntro-
versy during which manufacturing
plants were seized by vorkmen
who attempted to operate them.
Italy's future depends upon the So
luton Of the present social Crisis,
he told the senator's.
Reports from the area Of octu-
patton, today showed q majority
OF workmen were In favor Of re-
o.ns9:; turD,9s occupied plants to their
An extensive IRE In the Ottaiano
munitions factory at Naples Mon4
day was believed to have been
caused, by extremists. The fire did
damage estimated at 1000, 900 lire.
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BUILDING MEET
PLANS TO LESSEN
HOME SHORTAGE

Chicago. Sept 1s.-The National
Industrial Congress OF Building and
Construction. formed here yester-
day, today had its steering commit
tee actually working to promote .
building campaign throughout the
country and materially decrease
the existing shortage Of homes.
The avowed purpose Of the con-
gress ID to- bring together every
element concerned in building. in
cluding contractors. material men.
architec.s and labor and get them
allSuorking In harmony.
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LAST'FADE OUT
FOR OUR OLIVE
Gray shadows Filter Down Upon
Burial Of American Actress
In New York.

New York, Sept. 2S.-United
Press.) = Gray shadows f.ltering
down from the high windows soft
ened the .hues of the great banks
Of flowers and dimmed the luster
Of the gowns Of richly dressed
women.
A silence pervaded the great
church, broken only by the solemn
voice Of priest intoning the Fps
copal funeral ritual. From the
street came the muffled hum of
traffic.
The entire setting gave the illu..
sion Of d silent drama.
This was the last "fade-out" OF
Olive Thomas.
The funeral Of the noted motion
picture actress. who died in Paris
as the result of accidentally taking
poison, drew thousands of persons
from all walks Of life to st. vThom-
as church, on Fifth avenue. There
were millionaires and paupers,
stars and members OF the chorus,
friends and the merely curious.
Hundreds Of men and women.
mostly the latter, stormed the
church doors when officials turned
them away after the edifice was
filled. The police lines were bro
ken time and again. Order was
not finally restored until long after
services were over and the body
had been removed from the church.
Simple Ceremony.
The ceremony was simple. DR..
Ernest M. Stiers, the rector. con-
Quoted tho ssrvices. Jack Pick
ford. husband Of Mss Thomas, sal
with her mother, Mrs. H. B. Van
Kirk, and Miss Thomas bfother
James Duffy,
| Among the honorary pallbearers
were Owen Moore. former husband
! OF Mary. Pickf0rd, and Harrison
Fisher. artist, one of the f1st to
discover Miss Thomas beauty.
The coffin rested in the center
bf the chanceL under a blanket Of
pink orchids. Surrounding it were
great banks Of pink and white flow.
ers. There was one floral p.ece
from Miss Pickford bearing a card
inscribed. From Sister Mary"
! Buried Place Secret. j.
As protection against the Gu
rious, the burial place Of Mis-,
Thomas was kept secret. 1t wal
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28
IDAHO VOTE
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Drift Is Toward Repubh.
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Want Change.
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ARREST FISHER
FOR SHOOTING
Milwaukee Nan Held in Chicago for
Wounding Detective
= Leonard.

Chicago. Sept. 2S-(United Press)
Henry FischerS -. who said his
home was In Milwaukee, was ar
rested today in connection with the
shooting of Detective George Leon
ard. Fischer was brought to the
hospital where the detective is re-
covering and was positively identi-
fled.
Leonard. accompanied by another
detective. stopped two men and
started to search them. One Of
them. alleged to be Fischer, fired al
Leonard
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CONFESSES He
SLEW PACINI

Kenosha, Wis, Sept. 28.-(Upited
Press. THE mystery which has
surrounded the death Of Charles Pa
cinci, wealthy Amusement king" OF
this city, was cleared up today. &C
cording to the. police, by the con-
fession OF Frank Lang. IS.
Lang admitted shooting the the
atre owner as he was putting his
auto in a garage on the night OF
Aug. IA, police announced. Lang
was said to have claimed the mo-
tive for the murder was robbery.
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SENTENCED. TO PEN.

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 2S.-
UNITED Press. .)-Following return
of verdict Of guilty by a jury in
Judge Porterfield's court late yes
terday. Louis Thompson, "a, was
sentenced to seven years in the
penitentiary for participation in the
daylight robbery OF two officials OF
the Carnes Artificial Limb company
here on May l2. The jury was cut
one hour and Is minutes. Convic-
tin came on the eighth ballot
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KILLER CLARK
BEGINS Term
Missouri Murderer, Slayer Of Sher.
III Talbot, Starts Life
Sentence.

Wafrensburg. Mo-. Sept. 2S.-
(United Press).-T I'M Clark, also
known as James Bradley, today was
to begin a life term in the Missouri
penitentiary on the charge Of bru-
tally numbering Sheriff Joseph Tai
bot Of Lafayette county.
Judge Ewing Cockrell Of the
johnson county circuit court over
ruled a motion for a new trial and
pronounced sentence. Attorney for
Clark was granted q motion for ap-
peal to the supreme court. Clark
was taken to Jefferson City.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28
ACTOR FINLEY
KILLS MIMSELF
Suicide, With Only One Cent Left,
Writes Note That He Is Con.
scienceless.

New York, Sept. %. - Omitted
Press. Med Finley. so. former ac-
tor and motion picture director.
committed suicide by swallowing
strychnine.
II am suffering no pangs of con-
science" a note Finley left said. Il
don't believe / have such thing"
On a dresser in his room was all
the money he had-one cent.
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Continued on Page Seven.)
LEC0|NTE WINS
AIRPLANE RACE
Famous French Aviator Awarded
Rennett Trophy In Aerial
Contest.

Etampes, France. Sept. 2S.-
Sadi Lecointe, the famous French
aviator today won the International
airplane race for the James Gordon
Bennett trophy. He covered the
course of 800 kilometers. or 1863
miles In one hour, six minutes,
II Is seconds.
E. P. Raynham, the sole British
representative, withdrew after COW
ering the first lap.
The two Americans and two 9TH
er French flyers landed without
completing the course.
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STORM MOvING NORTH.

Dallas, Texas, Sept. 2S.-(United
Press) The gulf storm, reported
in Washington dispatches. was ap-
parently somewhere in the middle
east gulf between Key West and
New. Orleans and moving in q
northerly direction early today. ac-
cording to the weather bureau here
which based it, reports ON barome-
ter readings from Key West. New
Orleans and Mobile. Barometer
readings were:
Key West, 1856. wind southeast
four miles: Mobile. 1884. and New
Orleans, 1922.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28
MAYOR OF CORK
HAS GOOD REST;
FEELING BETTER
Mrs. MacSwiney Cheered
By Valera Message
Irish Disorders.

London, Sept. 2S.-Terence Mac
Swiney. Lord Mayor Of Cork, passed
a better night last night, and was,
in consequence, q little more re-
freshed this morning, said bulle-
tin issued by the Irish Self-Deter-
mination League this forenoon. He
was very weak and exhausted, how
ever, and in some pain, the bulletin
declared. This is the 47th day Of
the Lord Mayors hunger strike.
London, Sept. 2S.-(United Press)
Terence MacSwiney, hunger
striking lord mayor of Cork, en-
tered his 47th day Of fasting some
what refreshed by a sound sleep.
He was in q state of exhaustion,
however, suffering some pain. a
Sim Fein bulletin said.
A message from "Preident" De
Valera cheered the Lady Mayoress
MacSwiney as her husband entered
the 47th day of his hunger strike in
Brixton prison today. n
: MacSwiney was reported unusu.
ally weak last night.
Threat to Burn Towns.
Dublin, Sept. 2S.-(Unitsd Press
Police placards threatening tC
burn County Clare towns we're plas-
tered over the city of Ennis today
The placards bore the Nltimatun
that the cities will be destroyed il
Captain Lenbrum, who disappeared
while in Kilkee, is not returned un
harmed within "a hours. The places
threatened were Kilkee. Kilrush
Carringahole. Doonbeg, Kilpihil
and other West Glare villages.
Kneellng In Roadway.
Citizens of Athenry, County Gal
way, clad in their nightclothes
were forced to kneel in the roadwa!
last night until they promised t
lift their boycott against police.
Belfast, scene of much rioting
was quiet last night except fo1
small outbreaks.
The riots of the last week result
ed in such a storm that Dublin Gas
tie hastened to start investigations
Telegraphic reports were ordere'
from Trim, the County Meath towl
burned yesterday while its inhabi
tants fed to the open country.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28
WOVEN VOTING IN NEW JERSEY

Trenton. n. j.. Sept. zS.-(United
Press).-With women At the polls
In this state Tor the first time the
voters OF New Je1w today were
selecting Republican and Demo-
cratic nominees for congress. the
state sena.e, the house 81 assembly
and numerous county posiftons.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

|vARO men . !.
NIP PLOT
Inn Fein Conspiracy to
I Blow Up Irish Ohice
Frustrated.

\ London. Sept. 2Sv-lUnlted
d ffresA,-Scotland Yard has
21fustrated . plot TO blow up
~ Irish cfiice and the treas.
tefy building here, . Scotland
1ard Official declared .t0day.
ue said Sim Felners and bOi.
ohcviks planned the explosion
3 reprisai for police activities
I SAgainst them.
The plotters planned to sen,
sicabs, loaded with explosives
~ the street before the tw,
1dings. 1t was planned to hav'
y large body Of armed meH~ rusl
10 the district after the .explo
d, inflict as much damage q
1nible and escape in the confus
= It was declared.
1he>official said a number Of Sc
Dt arrests had been made. Th
Headers. It was admitted, wer
Inown as yet. 1
Augment MacSwine-'s Guard.
Other plots have been reported
pecially II MacSwiney dies.
'Sunber OF arrests we're made i
ut connection and the guar
lthout Brixton prison was aug
oented.
The Evening Standard today sal
'1pndreds Of known men, were i'm
Heated in a widespread plot 70
G6oeerted action In the event
nhcSwiney's death. The allege
tjf0r the destruction Of the Iris
ice and the treasury buildin
.ulght be connected with those re
prts, it was believed.
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,STARTSUPRoAR
AT LEGION MEET
War Veterans in Tumult rs House
Bill Is Approved-Next Conven.
tan Mt Kansas City.

Convention Halo Cleveland, Ohio,
Sept, 2S.-The second days session
of the second annual convention
of the American Legion got under
way here at 1910 a. m. having
been delayed more than an hour
, while waiting for the committees
eepofls.
! The first official action in the
national commandery was the ap-
! pointment of David J. Mccoy of
San Francisco. as sergeant-at-
| arms, and 20 assistants.
The convention then plunged into
.ths,sxaparts- Of the different COM
mtttees. AZ
Starts Uproar.
The report ok the COMMITTEE r
adjusted compensation was d Ia
for and when read, started anAap-
roar. The report Recommended
that "the American Legion give its
unqualified approval of house bill
No. 14,157, which passed the house
of representatives by q vote of 2S9
to 80. May 29,' 1920. and which is
now pending before the senate and
I which provides. for the optional
plan Of either:
l. Adjusted service pay, based
on length of service; or
2. Adjusted service certificates
maturing in 20 years, based on
length of service; or
/ 3. Vocational training; or +.
| 4. Farm or home aid; or
5. Land settlement fof which q
states have already made, through
their state legislatures, provision
for cooperation.
Their report also approved ths
action of the national executist
committee and the national bene'
fetal legislative committee in for
mulating and presenting this ad.
justed compensation legislation Il
congress. and directed the nationa
executive committee to take sucf
action as it may deem necessary
to insure prompt passage Of thu
bill.
hRYAVVSc DAAAo
i A motion for adoption was Ca
ried. Delegate Tiddings of Mary
land then made a motion that thu
roll call by state be made in ordel
that congress might see how over
whelmingly the motion had car
ried. Tiddings' motion was los
and the report as originally reas
. and adopted was ordered recorded
Il - Next Meet ut Kansas. City.
The committee ON the time AM
place of next, convention was call
ed and It recommended that Kan
sas City, NO.. be given the coven
ton On Oct. 81. Nov. and 2. 1921
. Garrett of Missouri moved tn
adoption of the report and it wa
I carried.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28
IR PILOT KILLED.

Harrisburg. Pa. Sept. 1s.-The
pilot Of mail plane No. 1897 was
killed. when the machine Was
wrecked near Nillsfsburg. striking
. wire extendthx over the Susque-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

An increase in construction work
means lower rentA To the average
farmer this means more money for
food. clothing and recreation. cash
which goes directly into pockets Of
marchants. To the merchants in
creased construction also means
lower opsratioa costl
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28
River Forecast.

Only slight changes In the Mis-
sissippi will occur from below Du-
buQue to Muscat!ne.
II S}3ksttiksk. NetsorologfsG
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the WEATHER

!. Fair and cooler tonight and
Wednesday.
Highest yesterday. Is; lowest
last night, 81.
Wind velocity at z 4 m. S miles
per hour. y
lin. 7p.m. 2 An.
yyster. poster. to-day
Dry bulb temp. rs eS IS
Wet bulb temp. st So ~
Relative humid~ 81 IS "a
River stage. Il; TALL Of L last
"a hours.
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CONTINUED On Page Thirtssa.,
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Car Cut.

Detroit. Mich. Sept. 2S.-(United
Press. Tho Hudson Manufactur-
ing company, manufacturers of the
Hudson and Essex cars, today anl
nounced a price reduction on all
models of the two ears, ranging
from 5000 to $450.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-24
At 70, PH|LA. MERCHANT
WEOS WOMAN OF Il
George Allen, Millionaire Milliner
Married to His Pretty Private
Secretary.

Snriny Lake, N. j., April 4.--ln
beautiful beach front cottage in the ex-
cLs;ve section of Spring Lake, George
Allen. 10 years old, millionaire mer-
chant of Philadelphia, was married last
evening TO Miss Lillian krauss, aged -,
daughter of a riding teacher OF Spring
Lake and New York. The ceremony
WAS performed by Rev. John Grant
Newman, of the Chambers-Wylle Me-
moral Presbyterian Church, Philadel-
phia.
Their marriage is the elimination of a
love affair of four years, and, although
thew have been engaged for half that
time. Miss Krauss has continually post
poped the ceremony until yesterday. Their
plans for a European honeymoon were
changed almost at the last hour, and
they now declare their intention OF spend
ing it in their cottage.
The utmost secrecy surrounded the
wedding, and the only persons IN atten-
dance were the mother and father oil the
bride and the bridegroom three daughters
The fourth daughter, Miss Catharine
Allen. who is In a finishing school at
Brankson Hall, Toronto. could not at
tend. but wrote the bride that she was the
happicst girl in the world about her
fathers wedding.
Miss Krauss, short time before the
wedding, declared that she would rather
have Allen for a bridegroom than any
youth she ever had met. Allen, IN turn
declared that his bride was the most
wonderful girl in the world. And be-
cause he thought so, he has had the
beautiful summer home here remodeled
10 suit her taste, and it is reported that
he has given it and $4,000 In cash to
her as wedding presents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-24
ITALY's FILMS WICKED.
Whole Nation Still Demoralizcd By the
War Says Minister.

Rome, April l5.--Though nearing his
eightieth birthday. Luigi Luzzatti, the
new" Treasury Minister, is brimfui OF
pep He finds the chaotic condition of
Italian finances not enough to exhaust the
vast reserves Of energy stored up in his
brain and body. He intends to undertake
the gigantic job of reforming after-war
morals as well as the value of the Italian
lire.
People are very wicked nowadays" "
says His Excellency. "The most immoral
thing now Haunting itself under the eys of
youth is the cinema. Then come public
dance halIs--very immoral indeed, and
the cause of untold misery. shall also do
what | can to put down immoral plays,
revues and vaudeville turns"
The Catholic party halls the venerable
financier's program with delight. 1t has
long been complaining about films and
bunny hugs" but its protests fell on in
different ears. Now that it can join hands
With an esteemed member of the Jewish
community it has hope for humanity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-24
GIRL WAS HOUSE SPEAKER.
Miss Smith Of New York Assembly Pre-
sides at Stormy Session.

Albany, April 24.-Miss Marguerite
l.. Smith, the Republican woman member
of Assembly from New York city, acted as
speaker of the Assembly for brief, but
etremely turbulent, half-hour last night.
The young woman acquitted herself
bravely, however, and was roundly APP
plauded when she quilted the rostrum for
her seat 1t was the first time woman
had ever presided there.
While Miss Smith was in the chair
she was obliged to rule on technicali-
ties of parliamentary procedure involved
in q controversy between Assemblymen
Louis A. Guvillier, Democrat, and Mar
tin Bourke, Republican, both of New
York.
Although both members insisted on
talking, Miss Smith finally succeeded in
forcing them into their seats
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-24
MACKEREL FLEET COMES IN.
Fishermen Report Big Catch-O One
Cargo to New York.

Cape May, n j., April N.--Hcavily
laden with cargoes OF fresh mackerel,
the niackercl feet put into Cold Spring
Inlet near here yesterday. The fishermen
report that mackercl are plentiful and
the hundreds of barrels crowding every
inch OF space on the vessels substantiated
the report.
The arrival Of the feet at Schellen-
berg Landing is yearly event and the
wharf is the scene OF great activity.
Each boat carried crew of ten to fifteen
men and each ones face bore evidence of
the storms that buffeted their craft dur
ing the severe weather along the Atlantic
Coast within the last month.
The schooner Hewlett Of the Hewlett
Fishing Company of Philadelphia, ar
rived with heavy cargo which was ship
ped to New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-24
EX-SENATOR GOFF DEAD.

Clarksburg, w. Va, April 24.--Judgc
Nathan Goff, former United States Sena-
tor from West Virginia, died suddenly
at his home here yesterday. Paralysis
caused death, attending physicians said.
Judge Goff was born in this city rs
years ago. For more than half CEN
tury he was dominant figure in the
political and business life of this State
and in addition to serving as United
States Senator, he was for six years a
Representative from the First West
Virginia district in the National Con-
Federal and State Courts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-24
WILSON DINNER GUEST.
President Will Attend New York Press
Club Function.

New York, Apri 24.-Secretary Tumul-
ty has wired the Press Cub that 'if his
health permits, President Wilson will
make the trip to New York for the forty
eighth annual dinner of the club, which
is to be held next Saturday night at the
Hotel Astor.
Others who have accepted invitations
are Herbert Hoover, Senator Johnson,
Senator Harding, Governor Lowden,
Governor Allen, Senator Poindexter,
Champ Clark. Governor Edwards, Gov
ernor Cox, Senator Owen, Nicholas Muir
ray Butler, A. Mitchell Palmer, Senator
Calder, Thomas A. Edison, w. b. Thomp-
son, T. Coleman du Pont, Baron Dc
Cartier and Jacob III. Schiff.
Governor Smith has agreed to keep order
on the das among the Presidential aspir-
ants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-24
RAPS DIVORCES IN U. S.

Washington, April 24-More than
so per cent of the divorces granted in
this country are based on "trumped up
charges" resulting from the fascination
of the husband or wife for some one
else, Francis Minor Moody OF Chicago,
Executive Secretary of the Interna-
tional Committee on Marriage and Di-
vorce, declared yesterday before the
Senate Judiciary Committee.
Appearing in support of Joint resolu-
ton proposing a constitutional amend
ment providing for uniform Federal
marriage and divorce laws, Mr.. Moody
charged that the newspapers refused TO
print articles dealing with the seriousness
of the divorce situation, because many of
the men connected with the newspapers
"are of that kind
Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the salts
faction of MANY and will be &c you-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-24
A World Survey Was Made

A World Survey Was Made
Our churches know the needs
that must be met They know
exactly how every dollar-every
pcnny-will be used for the great
est good without waste.
A world survey was made by
the churches that astounds business
men In its thoroughne County
after county was studied; the coun-
tries of the world were visited and
reported In minute detail
How the Interchurch
World Movement Originated
Our churches said: ~The task of
meeting the urgent needs shown by
the world survey is too great for us
to do Individually as denomi-
nations. We must do this work
together"
So thirty great denominations
are oooPerating-cach keeping its
swn pmposo and identity-but all
working together under the nsrre
of tho Inserchurch World Move
mcnt
Because of this cooperation, it
il estimated that over one million
dollars viii be saved alone in ehmi-
mating waste and duplication.