Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1921, Page 24

i o S el 3 SR e b L SR G S e A S i L o S SIS SRR - Lo Ot b et ool o i bale S B it \ 3 24 4 ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 192i. e —————e e ARRIVES ON MAIDEN TRIP. several minutes with broadswords, a |is a foolish anachronism. Still duels | she was a witch and was hurned: f | to fight and be publicly branded as u feiEs . e A F weapon nefther of them had held in |continue. she sank she “was Innocent and |coward. The socialist party, to b. YORK, November 30.—The Dis hand untll that dwy, and puceeeded | “Do you belleve in dueling?” I asked | drowned. In either case she died.” | mure, has done womea wood by forbid. ¥ in coming off almost without Injury. |a thoroughly sensible Itallan. et if you were challenged " | ding its members to take part in But that, as an expert informed me| “Certainly not” he replied. “It never | should have to fight.” | encounters of honor. But the duelin the Hamburg-American line, arrive at the time, was a “most dangerous | settles anything. It Is as silly as the | 5 is the real reason why the duel | classes conslder the soclalists s~ () [ here yesterday from Hamburg on her encounter.” habit of throwing supposed witches | continues in Ifaly today. Hardly any | gomething lees thas . Bo M I l [mAdid Joge. Blte carried 350 pas- Nearly every one admits the duel!into deep water. If a woman floated o hias the moral courage to refuss | thelr example has not bece Tolowed, * PAINT NASHVILLE, Tenn., November 30.— ' lfir——._.—:_—‘::: 5 e e Bt ate Wit on: Custom in Disfavor, But Man : g e . ; o Best by Far Guaranteed by Us E. J. MURPHY CO. lenged.” BY LILIAN T. MOWRER. Special Correspondence of The Star aud Chicago Daily News, ROME, . Italy, October 29.—The American delegate had arrived. The committee had met to decide whether, | | in drawing up the charter of the | | Italian branch of the Junior Red Cross, there should be an appeal to in- ternational solidarity. Bu! nothing could be done. The Italian chairman, Gen. Roberto Bencivenga, was not present. He was, in fact, busy fight- ing a duel with the nationalist deputy, Alfredo Rocco. International soli- durity had to wait. The general is a splendid soldier and a liberal-minded man. He i8 not a feudist, pr a militarist, or a Don Quixote. ' Yet he fought a duel over a newspaper argument. Italy in the last few weeks has suf- fered from a plague of duels. After the general and the 'deputy had Grouped Into 3 Special VERCOATS and SUITS "‘St‘?:f:' Here's a lot of Suits that beats 'em all $ \ 75 Stub:' for value. You can’t get clothes of such . Electric Heater $11.00 The best electric heater made; will heat the room quickly at a small cost. & MUDDIMAN 616 12th St.—1204 G St. fought, two newspaper editors, Benito Mussolini of the Milan Popolo d'Italia and Francesco Ciccotti of the Rome Paese crossed pens in venomous combut and then changed their weapons to broadswords. The government disap- 710 12th Street N.W. Washingten, D. C. Main 5280 R S R TS Y g e MBS SN A o A AN proved. Tt set detectives on the trail | of the duclists, with orders to follow them and arrest them the moment they begun to fight. Dueling is against the law in Italy. But this duel was fought, nevertheless, in the parlor of a solitary villa near Leg- horn, and after fourteen terrible as- saults had to be stopped because the doctors present declared that if it continued there would be danger that Sig. Ciccotti would die of heart fail- QA H ure. 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