Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1928, Page 31

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1928. FASEISTS' SLAVER EXECUTED IN TALY Communist, First Condemned to Death Since 1860, Killed by Firing Squad. By the Associated Press. LUCCA, Italy, October 19.—Michele | Delia Maggiore, a Communist, convicted wo Fasci was exe- morning behind the Ponte Buggianese Cemetery Meggiore is the first person to be condemned to death in Italy since 1860 Wife Asked to Pay $150 a Month Allmony I Husbands Rep]y to Divorce petltlon‘ By the Associated Press. LOUISVILLE, Ky. October 19. | wife was asked to ua\ $150 a month is now practically penniless and erip- | _A | pled, he asserts, and is about to be | expelled from their home. In addition to the temporary alimony ! alimony in a divorce petition filed yes- | of $150 a month, Hussey asks $50.000 | which, he asserts, is only a part of John Hussey, 65, former vice presi- | the estate he has intrusted to his wife | since they were married in New Haven, stated in his reply to the divorce action | Conn. terday in Circuit Court dent of the South Louisville Bank | of Mrs. Birdie B. Husscy that in 26| vears together they hm the property was In her name.” He | D A.R. CHAPTER MEETS. Year's Program of Thomas Mar- shall Group Inaugurated. The program of activities for the ensuing year of the Thomas Marshall ™ . and kil Chapter. National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, got under last with the first Fall meet of the chapter at the home of N Mrs. Hussey asked a divorce on stat- unds and Hussey does not |‘s\ar‘nh Miss Jessie W. McEnery, pre- | sided. on patriotic education, conservation and | thrift and on student loans, were heard. | 1t was announced that the November ting of the chapter will be in the Cairo uoul Competing in the annual deep_sea angling contest for women at Deal, Carmen Hughes, 5918 Broad Branch | England, recently, a miss hooked and t militiamen fired | Yoad. Mrs. A platoon s a him_outright. joint hostess with Mrs. Hughes. The To 1 r‘.V‘l the condemned man re- fuscd the la ites of the church which a priest dy to administer. nist had confessed to the for the defense of the illed the Fascists because litics. 101 to dress. He appeared 1 be unimpressed by the order although he knew what the summ Two automobiles filled with the 94th as “the Faithful,” command of Consul The chief of th over the prisone: him blindfolded and The condemned man d word during his trip to the place of execution. When the command to fire was given at 6:25 a.m. he shouted some- thing but the volley drowned it out. 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